Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens 10


Hi, Jessica from BrownPaperBunny here to show you how to paint a wildflower card with Tombow Dual Brush Pens. When was the last time you sent a friend some real mail? This month is Friendship Month, so now is a perfect time!

Supplies:

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Step 1: Cut Your Paper to Size

Depending on the size of your watercolor paper, you may want to cut it down to a size that will easily fit inside an envelope when folded in half.

 

Step 2: Mix Your Colors

Start by scribbling some ink onto your Blending Palette with the Dual Brush Pen colors you’d like to use.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Next, use your Water Brush to squeeze a drop of water onto each ink swatch. Blend the ink with the water and then use the Water Brush to pick up the color and paint with it on your watercolor paper.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Step 3: Paint Your Flower Stems

Starting with your greens, paint in some flower stems. For a really loose, wildflower look, make sure they bend in different directions and are of varying heights.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Step 4: Paint Your Wildflowers

Now it’s time to add some color! The great thing about using your Blending Palette is that you can mix up your own fun colors using the Dual Brush Pens you have.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

So choose or mix up some colors and add loose wildflowers to the stems on your card.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

These really don’t have to be perfect. In fact, I encourage you to be loose and relaxed with them. Overlap some of them, add some leaves, and have fun!

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

You might also want to add some grass flicks to fill in any empty space along the bottom of your card.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Step 5: Add a Quote

Using your MONO Drawing Pens, add a quote about friendship or maybe your friend’s name to the card.

Paint a Wildflower Card with Dual Brush Pens by Jessica Mack on behalf of Tombow

 

Once everything is dry, you’re ready to send it!

We’d love to see your finished wildflower card, so if you share it on social media, be sure to tag @TombowUSA and @BrownPaperBunny so we can take a look.

And if you’re looking for more card ideas, check out this Waterfall Card or this Card Using Collage.


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