Watercolor Art: Fruit Series - Pineapple

Good day Steemians,

I do not have to go to the office today due to internet connection is currently off. I am allowed to work at home which is the perks of being a Digital Marketing Specialist.

I decided to do art and start with the basics to feature the process.

This is me gather my art stuff and do some tests for today's blog.

So first things first, the art materials that I use for today's PINEAPPLE APPLE PIE... hahaha kidding

Art Materials Needed:

1. Watercolor Pad - I am using Berkeley watercolpr pad which I bought in National Bookstore if my memory serves me right it costs around 165 pesos.

2. Watercolor - I am using Lil Hands Watercolor Tempera. I am not sure but I think it is around 80 to 100 pesos

3. Paint Brush - I bought Faber-Castell Brush with 4 sizes. For the purposes of today's art, I am using 2 brushes: #12 and #2

Other materials needed that are already around your house:

1. Water

1. Tissue - used to wash away excess paint in your paint brush

1. Paper Tape - used to do borders so that your watercolor art won't overlap!

ART WORK TIME

Step 1 - We will using a full sheet for OUR FRUIT SERIES thus we will divide it to 6 equal rectangles thay we will use. For today, we will be using the upper left corner.

Step 2 - Wet your watercolor by choosing the colors you will use with use are. I am painting a pineapple so we will be needing yellow and green.

Step 3 - Paint a Pineapple (I can't describe how this goes but I will show you how I did it)

*Start with the upper portion of your pineapple

*We are almost complete

*Let's add steemtit logo

*Looking good, ayeee!

I think we have completed our PINEAPPLE!

YEEEEEY

I HAVE A FAVOR... I need your suggestions on what fruit to create next.

Please comment a fruit that we could add in our FRUIT SERIES.

Thank you for dropping by.

Have a great Tuesday!

The Besh,

Cybil @trydaily

Ps, PEN PINEAPPLE APPLE PEN