Paint a Maple Leaf | Quick Watercolor Painting by Sarah Cray of Let's Make Art

Find the Maple Leaf outline here ➝ https://www.letsmakeart.com/mapleleaf... Want to paint with Sarah on a monthly basis? Check out our Let's Make Art Together digital watercolor box here ➝ https://www.letsmakeart.com Join Sarah Cray for a quick watercolor lesson & learn how to paint a maple leaf. This week we wanted to paint something fun and quick as an exercise to play with colors. Pair your favorite fall colors with the wet-on-wet technique, salt, and our Maple Leaf outline, and together let's learn how to paint fall leaves. Welcome to Let's Make Art! We began with the idea to create a place that empowers everyone to create. Let's Make Art is a wonderful start for watercolor painting, especially for beginners just starting out. Let's Make Art is known for easy and fun art tutorials for all experience levels. We began with the idea in mind to create a place that empowers everyone to create! Offering free beginner-friendly tutorial education & an advanced beginner/intermediate digital monthly subscription. What it comes down to is simple: we're here to make art, well, simple! Join us, and learn how to paint with watercolors at Let's Make Art! Looking for more Let's Make Art online? Instagram:   / letsgomakeart   Facebook:   / letsgomakeart   Facebook Watercolor Group:   / letsgomakeart   Chapters & Timestamps 00:00 - Welcome & Hello 00:14 - Oath 00:40 - Supplies & colors used (Dandelion Paint Co. watercolors - Indigo, Tiger Orange, Rose Red, Emerald Green; Round 6, 12, Liner 4 brushes; Ranger Heat It Craft Tool; Holbein Softtape; Salt) 00:37 - Step 1: Paint the leaf using only water 00:54 - Step 2: Drop in color section by section 03:36 - Step 3: Use a Liner brush to paint the stem 06:33 - Step 4: Add details to make the leaf 3D 08:31 - Step 5: Put in a shadow #letsmakeart #sarahcray #watercolortutorial #watercolorforbeginners #mapleleaf #wetonwetpainting #wetonwettechnique