How to Paint a Simple Daisy

How to Paint a Simple Daisy one easy stroke at a time. Super fun for beginner painters, perfect as filler flowers or on their own!

Paint a Simple Daisy tutorial that is super fast and easy.

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These make great filler flowers when done with a small brush. Add them for a spark of white to a more colorful flower painting. The white can make your colorful flowers pop.

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1.Double load your brush in white and light grey. Only just a little bit gray, you should have mostly white on your brush. The gray just adds some depth and striations that give the petals some interest, you don’t even had to add it if you do not wish to.

2. Make a dot on your surface to give you a center point. It makes it easier to have a center point to pull to. Lead with the white.

You can draw a light circle to keep your petals about the same size but I just fly with it much of the time and let them be wonky.

Petals

3. Press on the chisel edge of your brush, pull towards the center, adjusting pressure to how wide you wish the petal to be and lift the brush to a chisel edge as you get closer to the center to let the stroke narrow.

4. Add strokes around the center dot, some can be a bit curved to add movement. You can make the back stroke shorter and the front strokes longer to emulate depth. But I demonstrate as if you are looking straight down on the flower.

Once you have completed the circle to your satisfaction then we will add the center..

Paint a Simple Daisy Center

5. Double load your scruffy brush in the yellow and gold and pounce on the center, or you can use a small flat brush and paint on a round center. I like the texture that the scruffy brush adds. (I show you both ways in the video)