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Hummingbird - Digital Kit

Hummingbird - Digital Kit - Main image
$7.5 $15 In stock

Category: Digital Download

With this project learn tips and tricks for how to approach painting an reference photo. Learn how to combine color with delicious textures to create the most vibrant and playful hummingbird painting. This tutorial does take a while, but do not let that intimidate you, take breaks, keep coming back with fresh eyes, and make adjustments as you see fit - it's time to have some fun while painting!

*This digital product is nonrefundable and includes a PDF download.*

This Digital Kit Includes: 

  • Downloadable and printable outline (if applicable), supply list, step-sheet, and reference photo
  • Lifetime access to the educational materials - video & written instruction (After purchase, receive immediate access to the video & instructional PDF)
  • Video & written education will be accessible through your Let's Make Art account under the "My Videos" page

Suggested Supporting Supplies:

  • Daniel Smith watercolors
    • Cobalt Blue
    • Opera Pink
    • Hansa Yellow Medium
    • Quinacridone Gold
    • Quinacridone Burnt Orange
    • Phthalo Blue (Green Shade)
    • Lamp Black
  • Windsor & Newton's Payne's Gray
  • Ranger Heat It Craft Tool
  • Arches 100% cotton paper
  • Raphael Softaqua Quill 2, Liner 4, Round 2, Round 6, Long Round 10 brushes 

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 15 reviews)

Hazel W. ★★★★★

I’ve been stuck on painting feathers for ages, but the texture tips in this kit totally clicked for me. The way it breaks down combining vibrant colors with playful brushwork made my hummingbird actually look alive.

Natalie V. ★★★★★

The color-mixing section finally made it click for me — I've always struggled with translating photos into something lively, but the playful palette tips gave my hummingbird so much vibrancy. The downloadable format makes it easy to follow along on my tablet while I paint.

Henry Y. ★★★★★

The texture techniques alone are worth the price — layering those colors made my hummingbird feathers look almost wet with light. I followed along with a reference photo and the tip about combining color with texture completely changed how I approach backgrounds now.