Hydrangea Flower Painting Made Easy 🌸 | Round Brush Acrylics | Day 15 Lesson

Hydrangea Flower Painting Made Easy 🌸 | Round Brush Acrylics | Day 15 Lesson Welcome to Day 15 of my 30 Days Painting Lessons 🌸 In this beginner-friendly series, you’ll learn simple brush strokes step by step and transform them into beautiful floral paintings. Each lesson is designed with easy, relaxing patterns so you can paint with confidence and joy. Today, we continue our flower painting journey using soft, gentle strokes and calming techniques. This session is perfect for beginners and for anyone who wants to slow down, unwind, and enjoy the peaceful flow of painting. Remember, it’s not about perfection — it’s about being present and creating something beautiful, one brushstroke at a time. 🌼 👉 Today’s focus: Round Brush Technique For this lesson, I use round brushes in sizes 6 and 4, a scruffy brush in 1/4″ and 1/2″, and a liner brush in 15/0 or 2. That’s all you need — no big collection required. With just these few brushes, you can paint almost any type of flower beautifully. 🌸 👉 If you’re new here, check out the full playlist: https:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8vpWZYx9To&list=PL6bnJk7dBDKyn8iVvqfkTQDqa-YoEKUQR If you have any questions, please feel free to ask in the comments — I am always happy to help you. I hope you enjoy watching and learning from these videos. Happy painting! 🎨✨ 👉 Materials: Cardstock paper Water as the medium To download eBook: https://renjithaanoop.com/collections/ebooks/products/floral-painting-with-round-brush Brushes : Round brush 6 Liner brush 15/0 Round brush 6 for the petals To purchase the brushes: https://renjithaanoop.com/collections/brushes Acrylic Colours: Violet magenta white olive greenlight You can find the brand of acrylics I use in the links below. https://amzn.to/4hamE4X https://amzn.to/3KFBvrZ https://amzn.to/4pp0gYf 4 must-know tips for painting flowers and leaves: https://renjithaanoop.com/blogs/my-artistry-blog/4-important-tips-for-painting-flowers-leaves Instructions: 1) Before you start painting flowers, make sure to practice the basic strokes. You can download my practice sheet from my eBook, which includes guided designs, or simply practice the strokes on blank paper. 2) For each stroke, I reload the brush. This helps achieve well-defined strokes and a smooth, even flow. You don’t need to add water to the paint for smoothness—simply reloading the brush with paint does the magic. Hydrangea Flower Painting Made Easy 🌸 | Round Brush Acrylics | Day 15 Lesson