A preparation (from Nana, Zhihu):
paper
Watercolor painting can save the cost of pigments and pens. Only paper must be of high quality. The quality of paper can directly affect your painting feeling and fun. It saves you a lot of unnecessary detours. You can buy the ready-made No.4 bottle, or you can buy the largest bottle from the painting tool shop and cut it into small pieces to draw.
Watercolor pigment Mali watercolor
Many foreign forums have given good comments. The price of sex is the highest. I have been painting for a while. If I have more requirements for color, I can try the watercolors of Windsor, Smunk, daniel smith and other brands (of course, there are many more, so I won't list them one by one). Many watercolors are divided into student level and painter level. It is recommended not to rush to buy more and better colors. Being familiar with and making good use of the limited colors at hand will help you better understand the use and collocation of colors. More colors will only make the choice more difficult.
Chinese brush
So many pens will really dazzle people! Need to remind novices that if you just start painting and have limited funds, it is enough to buy a No.6 mink hair round brush. When buying, you should pay attention to the fact that the tip of your hair must be able to form a tip after being dipped in water. No.2 and No.4 can be purchased as needed. 0- 1 can also be considered for extremely detailed paintings.
Fiber brush
It absorbs less water than mink hair and is suitable for applying less pigment. Use a fiber pen when drawing small illustrations, which is less water, easy to control and easy to draw details. I have used Windsor's series of student pen covers, which I personally find very useful.
Sable brush
Mink brush is the most commonly used in watercolor painting. Absorb enough water and feel good. Of course, there are other things similar to squirrel hair, but not as good as mink hair. Find a convenient brush and you can start painting.
Toner cartridge
Cleaning rag
bucket
Second, the learning process:
Week 1 week: geometric still life
Week 2: Monochrome Watercolor Still Life
Week 3: Simple Still Life Watercolor
Week 4: Combination of Still Life Watercolor
Week 5: Still Life Watercolor of Flowers
Week 6: Watercolor Landscape Sketch and Creation
Week 7: watercolor landscape copying
Week 8: Watercolor Landscape Sketch
Week 9: Watercolor Landscape Creation
Week 10: Watercolor Portrait Painting
Week 1 1: watercolor portrait sketch (end)
Week 12: Watercolor Street Shooter (Sketching)
Week 13: watercolor street shooting figures (drawing sketches)
Week 14: watercolor figure illustration copying
Week 15: watercolor figure illustration copying
Week 16: watercolor landscape and still life illustration creation
Week 17/ 18: illustration and copy creation
Week 19: flower illustration creation
Week 20: Illustration Creation