Flower Watercolors Lesson Using 3 Techniques / Ai Nakamura

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Painting
[Introduction to Contents]
By mastering the three techniques of "underpainting," "mixing of colors," and "bleeding," you can draw a solid watercolor painting of flowers.
By mastering the three techniques of "underpainting," "mixing of colors," and "bleeding," you can draw a solid watercolor painting with pictures and illustrations.
[Contents]
● Tools necessary for watercolor painting
LESSON1 Mastering the three techniques
Technique 1 Mastering the basics of "underpainting," "mixing of colors," and "bleeding," "The effect of salt," which is convenient to remember
LESSON2 Drawing flowers using the three techniques
Narcissus, hydrangea, chrysanthemum, tulip, rose (1), rose (2), rose (3), lily, sweet pea & matsumushiso, and other related works
● Coloring the background of flowers and leaves
Author's brief history
Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1980.
Completed the Japanese Painting Major in the Department of Painting, School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts Japanese-Style Painting in the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts.
President of the painting class "Atelier AI".
Worked as a lecturer at NHK Culture, Asahi Culture, and Seven Academy (Sekaibunsha), and holds one day lectures in Tokyo, Sapporo, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Takamatsu, and Hiroshima.
All of his books are published in English, French, Shea, and Chinese.
His watercolor works based on Japanese-style paintings and beautiful and gentle colors are