DIY Watercolor Coloring Sheets + Doodle Kit
Inspire your inner artist with a kit featuring everything you need to create a joyful painting. Using the Ruby Mountain Paint Co. handmade watercolor paint dots + brush, paint my cheerful designs in your own way. You’ll create a colorful painting, then doodle over your painting with the provided pen + inspiration sheet.
When you limit your choices, you can focus on creating. That’s why I’ve put this kit together with everything you need to go from start to finish. Just add water.
What you get in the kit:
10 coloring sheets, 2 each of 5 different designs-half sheet size ( 5.5 x 8.5in)
Printed on 100# Eggshell cover stock for excellent watercolor painting results. The design is printed in a light grey line that becomes almost invisible once you paint over it.
These coloring designs were created by tracing my original watercolor paintings to give you something playful to paint.5 color paint dot card from Ruby Mountain Paint Co.
Simply add water to activate watercolor paint.
This paint set was created especially for my DIY kits + was inspired by one of my paintings. All Ruby Mountain Paint Co. paints are non-toxic + feature her unique binder formula based on traditional watercolor binders. It contains only gum arabic; local raw honey from Colorado; vegetable glycerine + essential oil as a natural preservative.Round size 6 brush, short handle golden taklon
This is my go-to brush in my studio. I find it works well for small details + larger areas.Black felt tip marker
This brush is not water proof so be sure to allow your painting to fully dry before doodling.My doodle inspiration sheet
1 sticker
Packaged in clear sleeve
Tips for Success:
Limit touching the paper surface. Oils from skin can transfer to the paper + make it difficult for the paint to soak in.
Tape your paper down to a work surface with masking tape or washi tape. Or clip to a clipboard.
Paint my designs in your own way. There’s no stress over the white page, just paint in the lines-or don’t.
The magic is in the watercolor. I always say “Use more water than you think is safe.”
Don’t forget to experiment! Try mixing paint colors to create new shades.
For an added level of personalization, draw on top of your finished painting with Posca Paint pens, Gelly Roll pens or colored pencils.
