A St. Patrick's Day tutorial using Watercolor Pans!

Hi everyone, Mou Saha here with a tutorial to create your own leprechaun coloring page using the Pitt Artist Pen® Extra Superfine Black and coloring it with Pan watercolors.

Materials:

Grip Writing EcoPencil with Eraser (HB) - #117200

Kneadable Art Eraser - Grey - #127220

Pitt Artist Pen® Extra Superfine - #199 Black - #800066

Watercolors in Pans 48ct - #FC169748

Watercolor paper

With the grip pencil, make a quick and light outline sketch of a leprechaun holding a pot of gold. Give him a background complete with a rainbow and a four-leaved clover.

I love outlining my drawings with the Extra Superfine black Pitt Artist Pen. If you choose to do the same, you can gently erase away any pencil lines with the Kneadable Eraser.

Fill your water brush from the Watercolor Pans set with water.

I’ll color most of the leprechaun parts with green.

Having nine different shades of green readily available in this pan set alongside the ample mixing space on the cover that doubles as a palette, you can create many more shades of green if you like. 

Color the rest of the leprechaun and his environment with colors of your choice. I love that the pan set includes metallic colors as well which I used to color the gold coins in the leprechaun’s pot.

I hope you enjoyed today’s pan watercolors tutorial. Have fun with it and Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you if you celebrate!