![kids greeting card with digital gouache bunnies](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/bunnies_hoppy_day_kidssm.jpg?w=731)
Inspiration
I’m working through Stephanie Kiser Coleman’s Spring Seeds class. She’s working in gouache; I’m working in digital gouache in Procreate and watercolor. My gouache brushes are Realistic Gouache brush set by Liz Kohler Brown.
- Sketchbook Seeds: Spring class by Stephanie Fizer Coleman, which closed Friday, May 3. The course is part of her community [ with free and paid parts] — The Artist’s Greenhouse.
- Liz Kohler Brown’s Realistic Gouache Brushes
Progress
As Steph demonstrates her gouache technique, I look through Liz’s Realistic Gouache set for a brush that fits the stroke Steph makes. Sometimes I need to adjust the size of the brush in the settings when Steph uses a huge brush; sometimes I adjust the size of the brush as I paint the stroke with the sidebar sliders in Procreate.
I liked the bunny lesson so much, I made the results into a pattern and created a kids greeting card [Above, top].
I’ve worked through three of the lessons so far:
![](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/springseedssheri42share-digital-0123.jpg?w=791)
![](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/springseedssheri42share-watercolor-0123.jpg?w=791)
Brushes:
![Brushes used for abstract lesson](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/abstract_gouache_blend_brushes.png?w=1024)
![brushes used for gouache painting](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/crocus_seed_sketch_brushes.png?w=1024)
Up Next:
Daffodils. This lesson looks hard for real watercolor. We’ll see how I do! I’m enjoying moving from both digital and watercolor.