Introduction
I’ve struggled with painting pottery. I used to notice how other artists would give their pottery artworks a realistic appeal, but I couldn’t manage the same. I then did what I usually do, and sat myself down for some pottery painting tutorials on YouTube. Once I had done my research, I eventually got the hang of it, and improved manifolds.
There are three ways to paint pottery. These include using watercolor, acrylics, or oil paints. Once you’re prepared with your resources, you can decide whether you want to paint a live image, or something from another picture or painting. When you’ve decided that, you can go ahead, and start painting.
Beautiful Painting of a Flower Vase
This artwork showcases an exquisite flower vase that is quite beautiful to look at. The painting itself is smooth and sublime. It has the right amount of light and shadow effects. The coloring is very nicely done as well. You can hardly notice any rough patches in the artwork. It’s not a difficult painting to work on, but it’ll require a bit of experience from your end.
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Simple Painting of a Pot
In this video, you’ll see a simple pot painting demonstration done with acrylics. It’s a very simple painting, and doesn’t have any complexity both in terms of colors and shading, as well as the design itself. If you’re a beginner in acrylic painting, or painting in general, you should definitely give this a try. It’s easy to do, and the overall process is quite simple to follow.
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Simple Vase Painting
Although the design of the vase in this painting is plain and simple, it’s still very amazing to look at. That’s mostly because of the quality of the coloring, and the properly done light and shading effects. The artist has done justice to watercolor painting with this amazing piece. As long as you’ve got the necessary coloring and shading skills, this painting will be a piece of cake for you.
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Painting a Simple Water Pitcher
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to paint a simple water pitcher using watercolors. The whitish grey color palette used to create this painting is quite appealing. It has this serene vibe to it. The overall painting process is quite simple. The demonstration will help you understand the whole approach very clearly. It’s a self-explanatory demonstration, and you can learn a lot about watercolor painting just by studying this video.
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Van Gogh Style Flower Vase Painting
If you’re a fan of Van Gogh like me, you’ll love working on this masterpiece. This painting is sort of a replica of a Van Gogh painting. Of course, the artist did throw in a bit of her own creativity into the mix. The painting might seem a bit difficult to follow, and that’s because there’s a lot happening here with the very few elements in the actual artwork. If you’re well experienced in acrylic painting, or if you just want to enjoy working on something famous, go ahead and give it a try!
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Flower Vase Painting for Beginners
If the Van Gogh style flower vase isn’t your thing, maybe you’d prefer something a little less complicated, yet equally beautiful. This tutorial for beginners will help you paint a simple, and gorgeous flower vase. The work done on the vase and flowers is quite noticeable. A lot of bright colors have been used here to make the painting look more vibrant. For a simple artwork, it sure is quite lovely to look at.
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Exquisite Painting of a Flower Vase
This is one of my most favorite oil paintings on the internet. Not only does it do a good job in portraying the true beauty of oil paintings, but it’s also a sublime art piece that you’d find in art galleries all over the world. This tutorial is very well explained, but the painting itself is quite hard to do. I wouldn’t recommend you to try this one unless you’re well experienced with oil painting. However, if you’re confident, or just want to challenge yourself, be my guest, and give it a shot!
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Gorgeous Pottery Painting
This video tutorial will help you paint a gorgeous flower vase. It’s a pretty well done art piece, with sublime coloring, and a smooth finish. There’s not much in terms of details, but it’s the coloring that makes this painting look so striking. It’s so vibrant and lively. Don’t be afraid to try this out. It’s easier than it may look. Just make sure you’re following the steps described in the video, and you’ll be able to paint this piece just right.
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Elegant Painting of a Tea Set
The painting shown in this video is a masterpiece! It’s something I’d have hanging on my living room walls. The shear elegance of this art work is breathtaking. It’s perfectly color, and has perfect shades and lighting effects. It’s amazing how something so brilliant can be done with just acrylics. Goes to show how amazing the artist is. If you’re well experienced in painting, this is something you should challenge yourself with.
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Lovely Pottery Painting
What seemed easy at first, turned out to be quite an hectic process once I started working on it. This painting really had me on the run. Although it looks easy to do, trust me, it’s not. The coloring, the light and shadows, and the overall appeal of the painting, are quite hard to create in actuality. The demonstration does help a lot in painting this piece, but the rest is on you. You need a bit of experience and dedication from your end to fully understand this approach.
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By Jimena & Iñigo
The Navarro-Rubios
My husband and I are learning how to draw and paint. We wanted to share this learning process with the world and have fun! That's why we created this blog. We'll have drawing contests every week and you'll decide who won that week! Follow along and learn with us!
Jimena & Iñigo
The Navarro-Rubios
My husband and I are learning how to draw and paint. We wanted to share this learning process with the world and have fun! That's why we created this blog. We'll have drawing contests every week and you'll decide who won that week! Follow along and learn with us!
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