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How to paint a watercolour ladybird

I have yet to meet someone who doesn't like ladybirds. Even if you aren't fond of spiders and beetles, we seem to love these gorgeous bugs with their shiny shells and domino dots. I need to paint a couple to complete a mammoth beetle paintings, so join me in this simple tutorial. I will show you how to use a yellow underpainting to stop your reds looking washed out and pink. How to work wet in wet watercolour to get jewel like colours, how to lift out highlights from wet or dry paint, how to layer to get depth of colour and how to add enough detail to make a convincing ladybird. All this from one little insect. I will also show how to build up a composition and clean it up, in case you want to paint your own natural history museum. If you enjoyed this you might also like this beetle tutorial:    • How to paint a watercolour beetle   And why am I painting so many beetles? Well apart from the fact they are beautiful, it's for the monthly challenge taking place over on FaceBook. If you would like to join this friendly group of artists from around the world, do come over to: www.facebook.com/groups/watercolourstudiowithlizchaderton. If you have enjoyed this, please consider subscribing and do give it a like, as it means it will be shown to more people. I do a weekly film about a tip or technique, released on Sunday at 2pm (GMT). If you are interested in more in depth courses, you might want to look at www.lizchadertonstudio.co.uk or look for one of my four watercolour books (Painting watercolour on canvas, Painting Animals in watercolour, Line and Wash Painting, Painting Birds in Watercolour) All available from Crowood Press (www.crowood.com) #lizchaderton #watercolourinsects #beginwatercolours