How To Paint A Cup Of Coffee With Watercolors | Detailed Realistic Watercolor Tutorial For Beginners

"EASY How To Paint A Cup Of Coffee With Watercolors: Step By Step Detailed Watercolor Tutorial For Beginners: Realistic Watercolor Tutorial"

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Things you will need:
Any Palette of your choice
Tissue or cloth to dry off and clean brushes
Two mugs of water: One clean water for fresh paint and another to wash off paint.

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Welcome back to my Channel!
If you're new here, I'm so glad you are here, and I do hope you stick around! :)
My name is Pri, and I absolutely love sharing my watercolor adventures with you all! :)
With my detailed tutorials and process videos I hope to share some of my learning, in a fun enjoyable way! :)

I really enjoy creating realistic illustrations with watercolors, can you tell? :) Better yet, I love creating these step by step realistic watercolor tutorials for you, in details.

Here's another thorough detailed step by step realistic watercolor tutorial, on how to paint a cup of coffee with watercolors. Slightly different from my other video of the espresso, this is beginners friendly. :)

Paint along, or sit back, enjoy and try later :)
I truly hope you enjoy this video, its always my effort to make my videos aesthetic and relaxing while you also learn :) Do make sure to check out my other detailed step by step watercolor tutorial and process videos! :)

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Use #artpurposewithpri if you try my tutorials. I would love to see them! :)

Peace,
Pri

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Music Credits:
MelancholicBird - Moonlight (Copyright Free Music)

Love, Pri

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[monicapacenakayama]

Your work is astonishingly beautiful and realistic! Thank you for this amazingly fun tutorial. It was easy to follow, and so satisfying to paint my own cup o' coffee!

[oosterhome]

At age 64 I just started water color painting. I copied this picture step by step and cannot believe the result! Your step by step tutorial makes it simple. Thank you so much!

[robindonnelly]

This is so cool! I hope to paint like you one day. ❤

[PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

Looks like I could drink it for real 😊❤👏🏾👍🏾

[nicoleperron]

Now I want a coffee ☕ this is amazing, I've never tried a cup of coffee. I love this, you have a lot of talent!

[NusratJahan-bbyz]

Please draw a foggy forest.
Please please please🙏🙏🙏🙏

[disneylobo]

Thank you Priya for all your hard efforts, easy to follow, did my first realistic painting😊. Kindly create a video of a transparent vase with easy flowers for beginners.

[ph_level_fitness]

With the dryer how long does it usually take to dry completely?

[karenbender]

Am I allowed to donate my painting from this tutorial to a charity auction?

[NusratJahan-bbyz]

O my God😱.
How realistic! 😮
You are really a great artist❤

[emmelainepaet]

What do you call that tape you put on your paper?

[applesouffle]

I love how you use watercolor to make these portraits. They're so cool!

[ivacake]

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
My first attempt isn’t that bad 😁

[emmelainepaet]

What do you call that tape you put on your paper?

[sheebapillai]

Just awesome!! am sure gonna try this. Thankyou!! :)

[amyx]

Kudos! At first from my home list I thought this was a tutorial on painting WITH coffee - and the cup of Joe was your paint.