How To Draw and Paint a House Portrait

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Here are the watercolour materials that I use!

Paint Palette:

Arches Watercolour Paper:

Princeton Snap Brushes:
Pack of 4! Sizes 0, 2 and 6 round brushes and a 3/4 angle brush

Size 12 Round brush:

Winsor & Newton Cotman and Professional Paints:

Prang 16 Watercolour pan set:

Prang 8 Watercolour pan set:

[AnitasDreams]

Thank You so Much for showing us how to do this. I have wanted to paint houses in my little town in the historic district for so long. Also thinak for showing how to do the drawing on Procreate. You are a fantastic teacher.

[nkguenther]

Thank you! I have my first house commission and this was very helpful.

[lauracurtis]

YouTube is adding your older videos to my suggested watch lists lately and they are great! This painting is beautiful!

[LisaYoungmpp]

BEAUTIFULLY DONE, Emma!!! This would be a great idea for a house warming gift!! 🏠

[annburlin]

I loved this video. You explain things so well and it's helpful to see you figure things out as you go, like on the bricks. Thank you for sharing with us!

[eunicenield]

I cannot draw. I usually trace most things because for me, it’s about the painting not the drawing. I have the app Sketch My Pic, which gives me an outline. I love today’s tutorial, and I have purchased the Princeton snap brushes. I love them.

[marciec]

Thanks SO very much for this tutorial! I have wanted to paint a watercolor of our home for 10 years but I've always been intimidated. And I'm ordering my Paine's gray today.

[cheapscaitcreates]

Great tutorial! The app Colorscape will take a picture and turn it into a line drawing so its easier to transfer :)

[karengriffin]

Thank you for making the task of painting where grew up less daunting. I am going to try with my iPad Pro as a tool. Beautiful job!

[alethan]

Love, love! Your demonstration; very well explained!

[tlctime]

WOW, you are so awesome!!! Been following you for a while now, you are getting REALLY, REALLY GOOD!!
I am so proud of you!

[michelepatton]

Thanks for this great tutorial. It was really fun seeing how it just came together. The layering is so important. Hard for us impetuous people! ha ha

[terrya.]

I have been waiting for this tutorial! Thank you so, so much for showing us how to do it.

[metlrabbit]

I just got Procreate and I REALLY appreciate learning how to do the tracing, because sometimes I am just in a hurry to paint and I don’t care about doing the drawing.

[dotydiva]

Stunning. I love the way you worked it.

[charlenecanchola]

Great demonstration! You are a good instructor, describing everything you are doing. Thank you! I’m now a new subscriber!

[cynthiachilli]

Thank you so very much for such a detailed and fabulous tutorial! You are so kind to share your talent.

[FannaTurano]

Girl--you have the patience of Jobe to do this house so precisely! I'd LOVE to paint it, but haven't the patience to sketch it out. Amazing painting, Emma. Beautiful considering how much detail you had to insert. (I also learn a LOT how to bette use my dusty iPad!). Many thanks for another gift from the Emma Studio! LOVE IT! PS: I also used my NEW Amazon item today, & I think you'll be much more adept at using it than me! You've come SO far since I've began learning from you. Peonies! My 1st Emma vid! Happy day to you, Emma, and many thanks again!
Frances Turano
Denver, CO

[norenebroyles]

Loved this. You make me think I can possibly watercolor my house. Thanks so much!!!

[anitadavidson]

Very enjoyable and informative, thanks! 👍🏻🖌🎨