Easiest Way to Paint TEN Flowers with Watercolor!

In this watercolor tutorial, I teach the easiest way to paint ten different flowers. We paint lavender, black eyed susan, rose, cherry blossom, tulip, anemone, poppy, zinnia, delphinium, and a sunflower! Subscribe for more videos like this, smash the “Like” button if you enjoyed, and leave a comment if you have any questions or feedback!

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[jegatlin]

I am a total newbie to watercolors and I have watched a few beginner tutorials on YouTube with OK results. Jenna, I painted along with 6 of the 10 flowers and was so pleased with the results. I even created "Happy Spring" postcards with the flowers I learned to send... and.... they don't look like a kid painted them! Here's the best part: after I watched this lesson I made my own lavender postcard... my own creation based on what you taught and it is the FIRST time I am actually PROUD of one of my watercolor paintings! Thank you, you took me there!

[MatuszDawn]

I've recently decided to try art as an outlet for anxiety. I'm definitely not an artist, but I can't wait to get started in watercolors after watching your video! Thank you for breaking this down into simple steps and making it possible for anyone. :)

[markeishamiranda]

~TIMESTAMPS~
2:35-lavender
6:23-black eyed Susan
10:00-rose
13:57-cherry blossom
17:05-tulip
19:14-anemone flower
22:00-poppy
24:10-zinnia
27:20-delphinium
30:44-sunflower

(this took long lmao)

[kaybruning]

Thank you for sharing your amazing talent. This is the first time that I tried since 10th grade Art Class. Now, 64 years old and simply amazed that I can do this. Very fun, very fulfilling. Bless all you people who put this on the internet.

[sanjanarudrakshi]

I never thought I could paint a rose in water colour but with your tutorial I just did and loved it ... thank you for making it seem so easy ...

[Rabbitfriendhere]

A fun tutorial! My favourite flower in this tutorial was the zinnia and the hardest flower for me to paint was the rose and perhaps the anemone, but I will bee practicing this tutorial again. I have learned quite a lot from this tutorial, so thank you.

[janewright]

You have such an excellent teaching technique for those of us who are trying to learn to paint with watercolors. Thank you from a 70 year old beginner.

[laurenromm]

I can't get over how you don't waste a single stroke- every brushstroke is perfect and intentional! Even just watching how gracefully you use the brush is as cool as the art you're producing!

[renejantzi]

I have no words for how grateful I am that you share your skills with us. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you! The flowers bring me great joy! I am fascinated how you can move your arm and hand so freely to paint leaves and petals on the left side. I always turn the paper! Practice, practice! Once again, thanks to you and your husband for making this tutorial.

[lorraelena]

I haven’t painted in a long time, and watching your tutorial makes me want to open up my watercolor palette again. This was the most relaxing thing I’ve watched in recent months.

[MimimooIllustration]

The lavender is so lovely! Love watching you mix colours ❤

[wenwqiw]

Thank you so much Jenna, I learned a ton watching you paint and explain details. I struggle with drawing flowers in different directions. So grateful ❤

[sarahflamion]

this is Norah I'm 8 I am so exited to see what we paint last time I painted with you I did really good that my mom framed it so I want to see what I create

[dotydiva]

Looks wonderful and quite easy when you break them down. I like all of them. Thanks so much.. I think I like the bottom purple one. but truly I love them all.

[tgayer]

I just started painting two days ago, and I painted along with you. I think my rose and Black-eyed Susan turned out the best!

[coopie]

I am a super beginner and totally enjoyed this tutorial. Flowers have always been my interest and I really like watching Jenna mix colors and laying down her brush in ways that make the flowers look neat!

[eileengavinlarsen]

You're a natural at teaching, Jenna. I feel so fortunate to be learning from you. Thank you!!☺

[martimarshall]

Rank beginner here, but you've given me the confidence to go try these myself! Thanks! I think the cherry blossom was my favorite, then the lavender.

[yellowrose]

Amazing how simple brush strokes and the right amount of water and paint can create the essence of each flower.