Before you draw an Easter still life, you need to prepare:
1). A sheet of watercolor paper;
2). Liner;
3). Pencil;
4). An eraser;
5). Watercolor;
6). Brush (squirrel No. 5 round);
7). Container with water.
The easiest way to understand how to draw Easter is if the entire process of working on the image is divided into separate stages:
1.Use a horizontal line to mark the edge of the table. Draw three eggs and outline the location of the vase;
2.Schematically depict the flowers;
3.Draw the leaves. Use lines to mark the location of the willow branches. Draw a vase;
4.Draw two daffodils;
5.Draw the rest of the daffodils;
6.Draw flower stems and willow branches;
7.Draw patterns on the eggs;
8.Before coloring the sketch, outline it with a liner;
9.Remove pencil marks with an eraser;
10. Paint the vase with blue and yellow paint;
11.Paint the centers of the daffodils with yellow paint, and paint a little blue on their petals;
12.Color the leaves and stems with light green;
13.Color the pussy willow branches with blue and brown shades;
14.Deepen the hues of flowers, stems and leaves by using darker shades;
15. Paint the table brown;
16. Start painting Easter eggs with bright colors;
17. Decorate the Easter eggs.
Easter still life is ready! You can color it with colored pencils or, for example, felt-tip pens, and not just watercolors.
