A rough overview

Since I do have some will be in gif or some will work in a button state, so I separate them in different layers ( different color paper = different layer). In the images that will have gif and animation, I planned on doing it in photoshop instead using the watercolor effect too. This can make it easier to animate and to save it as a gif. The background will be remained on the physical watercolor. This is just a rough.

                                      

I redraw the whole scene again and this time I labelled out which comes first or which is supposed to be added to the back. 

                                                

Then I draw them in different colored paper so that it is easier to differentiate when I want to do the final product.

                                                

                                      

                                                

 The overall of the layer done.

Got the sky watercolor tutorial but it doesn't go the exact same so I change a little in terms of the cloud movement. The tree I used the previous technique I learned before this.

Scene 1

The girl and the flower will be in the front. The size doesn't follow the position but it's okay for now as I just want to know which layer they are from. The hut is placed in the middle. The walking pavement will be added when it comes to the final product.

Scene 2

The rocking horse will be at the front. Next comes the slide then the monkey bar. Lastly, it will be the swing at the back (sorry size doesn't match). They are all in different layer as they all have their different functions.

Scene 3

It can be seen that the slide is connecting from the scene 2. This shall be the part where the kids are playing hide and seek. 

Scene 4

The scene where the children go home. The slide is supposed to be facing the other side but here I just use the same one.

Scene 5

The bush as connector and this is when the mother and child is walking home. The pavement will be added in the final product as I just use what I have right now.

Sky tutorial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0BgQN_Ow9s

Practice on watercolor

I tried watching a few more tutorials on the watercoloring method and also trying to find the best way to color to match the type of story.
                                      

I'm trying to make my reference more obvious by making the scene more realistic to the photos I have posted before. It doesn't seem like the exact replica but at least it still have the park view.

Here I try to use watercolor to draw two of the item needed in the scene. I'm still not very sure if I should draw them as one or individually. Thought about drawing them separately but then it will look kind of parallax. But, the idea is still in mind.

At the same time, I try poster color again. Feel like I didn't want to do on just watercolor because I would thought that watercolor can be quite messy. However after this, now I doubting my skill in this.

Reference from:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv0eSWZ2C44

Watercolor trial on a random scene. Was suppose to be just cloud initially but colored wrongly.

Was looking through a few technique of coloring using watercolor and this technique is really awesome.

Learned from:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8TdJA1P-nY

Learned the technique of coloring a tree and use it for different object. Using this basic, I tried to draw a scene and maybe I might change the drawing style to something like this.

Learned from:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFMi4VA6O6I

Looking from the last sketch of the scene, should I do the story in a circular manner? Hmmm… I shall keep that in mind *note to self*