Watercolour "Roses in Vase" Tutorial
Paint delicate white roses in a glass vase using masking fluid, wet-on-wet techniques, and subtle colour mixes in this beautiful intermediate 3 part watercolour tutorial.
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Watercolour "Roses in Vase" tutorial
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Watercolour "Roses in Vase" - Downloadable files
Watercolour "Roses in Vase" tutorial video- Part 1
Watercolour "Roses in Vase" tutorial video- Part 2
Watercolour "Roses in Vase" tutorial video- Part 3
In this calming tutorial, we’ll paint a bunch of soft white roses arranged in a glass vase. It’s a wonderful project for intermediate painters ready to explore reflections, layering, and the gentle art of wet-on-wet blending. Louise guides you step by step, masking highlights, shaping soft petals, capturing distortion in glass and water, and building a background that enhances the subject.
Watch a short preview and see what is included in this class.
Here's what you get with this class.
Supplies list
Colour reference photo
Line drawing to trace on to your paper
Multiple progress photos
Photo of the completed painting
Full length instructional video showing how to complete the painting
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Here are a few of our student works painted from this tutorial.
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Meet your teacher for this class.
Louise De Masi is a professional watercolour artist and qualified teacher based on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Australia. She has over 23 years’ experience as an artist and has been teaching watercolour online since 2011.
Louise’s calm, step-by-step approach focuses on helping students understand how watercolour works, so they can paint with more confidence and enjoyment.
Her work has been sold and licensed worldwide, and she has co-written a book on painting sea life in watercolour.
“I am taking an in person class and I learned more here today [in this YouTube video] than I have in 6 weeks of the class… Signing up based on this video!”
“You are an outstanding teacher and are always so explicit with your instructions that you make it almost impossible for us to fail when following your tutorials. You have a wealth of information that you are always so happy to share with us. I have not as yet found another teacher who teaches as well as you and I have certainly watched thousands of You Tube tutorials. You are the best and deserve all the recognition you get!”
“Just finished watching this tutorial (I always watch them before starting to paint them) and I wanted to say it's so helpful to have the reference photo showing while you paint. I find myself thinking what I would do next and where I would add color and then when you do it too I know I'm learning -- even before I put paint to paper. Thank you for your explanations and thorough descriptions of what you are doing. You are the best teacher!”
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