Watercolor Tutorial: Behind the Scenes with Bayani

Hey guys... I'm not sure if this'll help folks, but I've started out with my watercolor tutorial on DA.... featuring Bayani

Watercolor Tutorial

I'll update soon

>_> Also, I know I'm no Graver, but if folks have anything they'd like to see covered, please let me know.

Aaaaand another update. Now I go to bed <3

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/61650249/

Very nice to see your process! I'm curious to see how you do bright highlights with the tinted paper.

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/61738675/
And another!

Technically, the tint on the paper is pretty darn faint. Unfortunately because the watercolor paper is on a block, it's turning it to a sort of ochre color. It's more of a muted butter yellow. Once the background is set in, you'll see how it works. The paper's color becomes your brightest brights. It's why it takes such a long while to layer the paint over and over

Wow, you're really chugging along!

(minor quibble, the Filipino flag is the only flag that changes during times of war. At peace, the blue section is placed above the red section. During war, the red is placed on top of the blue.)

(*flail* Well you never told me anything about that.... I went with the Filipino flag I found online :/ Might be able to fix it with gouache...)

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/61956424/

Alright...getting there.

Oh man! It rules! Mind if I maybe feature it in the City Scoop next issue?

>_> Uhhh sure XD

Aaaand nearly there...

http://grumpygoat.deviantart.com/art...E-WIP-62318472

That is looking awesome

And finished!

http://grumpygoat.deviantart.com/art...ctory-66249602

Awesome piece, Sayterra!

"It's hard for you to be yourself, if you don't know who you really are."

Nice w/c piece!! Grats to Bayani.