3 EASY beginner friendly watercolor flower doodles (2nd edition)

00:20 Nia introduces the watercolor tutorial geared towards beginners and those with a limited budget for art supplies.

00:53 Nia sketches the first flower design, explaining the teardrop and circular shapes involved.

02:06 Tips on controlling the brush load with watercolors are shared.

02:15 The light Periwinkle blue color mixture is created for the first flower set.

03:00 Painting the first flower begins, starting with the circles and the triangular shape beneath.

03:23 A dark Ultramarine blue is added to the wet petals for a natural gradient effect.

06:00 Nia discusses the unpredictability of watercolors and how to fix mistakes with a dry brush technique.

07:47 The second flower sketch is introduced with longer petal shapes grouped in clusters of four or five.

10:01 Gamboge is used as the base color for the second flower, followed by sepals and stem in a green mixture.

14:01 The third and final flower sketch features a main stem with flowers growing out from the top and sides, using three-petal flowers.

18:00 The third flower is painted with a bright yellow-green color for the stems and a pink hue for the flowers.

23:56 The final touches to the painting include additional stems and leaves to fill in the space and complete the composition. Please note that the video seems to be a watercolor painting tutorial with a focus on techniques for creating different flower shapes and compositions. The timestamps highlight the creation process for three flower sets, the mixing of colors, and tips on how to use watercolor effectively.