The Pug. Limited pallet with lots of layering and texture This crazy looking pug is using just two colours, ok we add a tiny bit of blue too just to cool a small area but it really is using just two colours…

The ElephantUsing a single colour (Paynes Grey) and Layering for DepthOne of the "Big 5" iconic animals of Africa.   A single colour makes this all about tonal value. Gather your equipment - If you need help with equipment take a look at the "Watercolour Equipment"....

The Sheep Lifting out for Texture Using lifting out to create texture in this group of sheep, putting the paint on then taking it away in certain areas.  Starting Wet in Wet and using dry brushing for texture and detail.  Super easy even for beginners Gather your...

This is probably my most colourful tutorial yet, a stunning turtle. Using wet on wet and letting our outer colours bleed slightly into the background allow this to create the impression of water without losing the high value colours that make this guy come to life. We create a soft and light background without having to fill the page with a blue sea for the impression of water. We add gouache and Payne’s Gray with our rigge brush work to accent our lights and darks whilst mixing a really vibrant purple to make the opposing yellows and greens subtly stand out. You’ll be proud to frame this one!