How to Paint a Realistic Robin in Watercolours (Without Overworking)

Hello friends! Here's a watercolour tutorial on how to paint a realistic bird (Robin) in watercolour and how to avoid overpainting. Too many tiny details in a realistic piece of art can make your art look too busy and visually heavy & loaded. To transmit a fresh look with translucency, which is what makes watercolours so irresistible, can be achieved by striking a balance between what details you include and what you exclude from your paintings. This decision is crucial to shaping your personal style as well. So get ready to paint a beautiful, cute Robin with me. My colour palette is simple: Cadmium red & yellow Winnsor violet Burnt umber and Sepia, all from Winsor & Newton The paper is Arche's cold pressed 20x20 cms block. I'm using my Escoda round brushes 000,2, 10 and travel brush size 4 The Link to the line drawing is given below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-RC... The Link to the reference image (from Pixabay , by Jggrz ): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ov63... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you'd like to support small artists like myself, please visit my REDBUBBLE shop. There you will find art prints and interesting products inspired by my artworks. The following link will take you directly to my RedBubble shop: https://www.redbubble.com/people/Yarl... Connect with me on Instagram:   / yarlseri   TIME STAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:33 Painting Bird's body 5:29 Painting Tail Feathers 7:54 Painting Eyes & Beak 11:05 Painting Claws 11:33 Final Touches 12:54 Outro #watercolorartist #natureart #realisticartwork