Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Today I'm going to make my own natural brushes with plants I found on the ground at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado! Mr. Jane and I recorded this in haunted room 217! I'm also going to demonstrate a simple, off-the-top-of-my-head watercolor painting using my handmade paint brushes! This is a great way to create a piece of art that will always remind you of a trip or location that means a lot to you. This is also a perfect project to celebrate Earth Day!
I'm painting on Canson cold-press, 140lb watercolor paper.
The paints I used are Dr. Ph. Martin's Hydrus liquid watercolors in:
• Payne's Grey
• Cobalt Violet
• Gamboge
I also used Liquitex Acrylic Ink in:
• Titanium White
Other materials used in the painting:
• Windsor and Newton Granulation Medium
• Rubbing alcohol
To make your brushes, you'll need:
• An assortment of plants and/or flowers
• Sticks for paint brush handles
• String or thread
• Scissors
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Grab a set of my paint brushes, Art Monster swag, my original paintings, and sign up for my mailing list on my website at paintingwithjane.com or bit.ly/2esWni7
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Notice: No part of this video may be reproduced or distributed without written permission from me. The painting demonstrated is owned by the artist and Pandemonium Art Gallery, and may not be reproduced except by individuals for the purpose of learning these techniques. This tutorial and painting presented are not available for commercial purposes and may not be duplicated to be used for classes or commercial sale without written permission from me.
The artwork contained in this video © 2017 by Jane Font All Rights Reserved
"Windswept," "Summer Day," "Montauk Point," and "Ghost Dance," by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
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Today I'm going to make my own natural brushes with plants I found on the ground at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado! Mr. Jane and I recorded this in haunted room 217! I'm also going to demonstrate a simple, off-the-top-of-my-head watercolor painting using my handmade paint brushes! This is a great way to create a piece of art that will always remind you of a trip or location that means a lot to you. This is also a perfect project to celebrate Earth Day!
I'm painting on Canson cold-press, 140lb watercolor paper.
The paints I used are Dr. Ph. Martin's Hydrus liquid watercolors in:
• Payne's Grey
• Cobalt Violet
• Gamboge
I also used Liquitex Acrylic Ink in:
• Titanium White
Other materials used in the painting:
• Windsor and Newton Granulation Medium
• Rubbing alcohol
To make your brushes, you'll need:
• An assortment of plants and/or flowers
• Sticks for paint brush handles
• String or thread
• Scissors
Check out my Patreon page! Become a patron and get some awesome rewards.
bit.ly/29OV2VI
Grab a set of my paint brushes, Art Monster swag, my original paintings, and sign up for my mailing list on my website at paintingwithjane.com or bit.ly/2esWni7
Find me on Facebook here: bit.ly/28Xweux
Instagram here: bit.ly/2jnykTT
Twitter here: bit.ly/2icHNj7
Notice: No part of this video may be reproduced or distributed without written permission from me. The painting demonstrated is owned by the artist and Pandemonium Art Gallery, and may not be reproduced except by individuals for the purpose of learning these techniques. This tutorial and painting presented are not available for commercial purposes and may not be duplicated to be used for classes or commercial sale without written permission from me.
The artwork contained in this video © 2017 by Jane Font All Rights Reserved
"Windswept," "Summer Day," "Montauk Point," and "Ghost Dance," by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Thanks for watching!
