I’m a lover of most any fox stamp set….add Stacey Yacula’s name to it as the designer and it’s a match made in heaven in my book! Today I’ll show you some watercolor … with a realllllly simple background you can use on any scene you’re creating!

Video

Watch the video below or click HERE to see it in HD on YouTube.

Don’t forget you can alter colors in your palette – adding a little Aussie Red Gold to the Burnt Sienna really warmed it up! And making a warm grey was easy by adding a little Yellow Ochre to Neutral Tint.

The smaller brush is a Round 8 – used for the foxes and the shadows in grasses. The sky and main green in the grasses on that first pass were created with the Round 12 brush.

Supplies

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  • Friendly Foxes By Stacey Yacula, no longer available – try this Fox set
  • instead VersaFine Ink Pad, Onyx Black
  • Daniel Smith Watercolors: • EHBLICK
    • Cobalt Teal Blue, Burnt Sienna, Aussie Red Gold, Serpentine Green, Sap Green, Green Apatite Genuine, Perylene Green, Neutral Tint, Yellow Ochre
  • Silver Brush Black Velvet Round #8: EHBLICKAMZ
  • Silver Brush Black Velvet Round #12: EHBLICKAMZ
  • Arches Cold Press Paper: EHBLICK