Hello Stampin' Friends ~ I'm excited to share not just one ... but two cards with you today! And the replay of last nights Facebook LIVE. It features tips & techniques using the Watercolor Pencils and highlights the Blessings of Home bundles. You are going to love the three different layouts I used for my…
Learn Your Palette - Color Mixing Chart This chart is an excellent resource to have on hand. It is great for learning how the various color...
Get better at painting with watercolors by learning beginner watercolor painting techniques that can be used by anyone. Useful tips for watercolor painting.
Side Load Your Flat Brush Here I have used a flat one stroke brush. First I wet the brush with clean water. Then I load one side of the ...
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Learn how to use masking fluid like a pro to create stunning watercolor art! 🌟 Discover essential tips, expert techniques, and step-by-step guidance on my blog. Plus, explore my online workshops to elevate your skills even further!
This class is a relaxed exploration of using masking fluid within watercolor painting. Having a jar of masking fluid in your art box gives you options as once it’s dry it can be peeled off, revealing the untouched white paper underneath. It’s a bit like magic! There are 10 demos, starting with some warm ups that will build up your practical knowledge and patience. Followed by some really fun projects covering florals, patterns, landscapes and food. If you are new to using masking fluid, unsuccessfully tried it in the past or seeking to find fun ways of incorporating it into your watercolor practice then this class will provide many effective tips. Think beyond the brush to achieve an array of different textures and effects using masking fluid. You will consider: which papers work best the different drying stages we have to be mindful of successful removal of masking fluid after it’s dried For some of you, masking fluid could be a totally new medium and you want to find success. However in order to get to that stage, it's very important to undertake a few explorations with new tools before actually trying them out in a painting! If you have any questions about the processes that you’ve seen in the class please feel free to reach out to me using the Discussions section.
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Just starting out with watercolor? let's take a look at 34 common beginner watercolor mistakes and what we can do to fix them
When I began painting I realized that there are a plethora of choices out there, so what watercolor brushes do I need exactly? It can be a confusing and expensive process to work this out. Apart from the issue of size and shape, there is also hair type to consider.
Hold it right there: Before you start adding fancy details and textures to your work, you need to know a few of the most basic watercolor painting...
Have you ever tried to paint shadows in watercolor and been disappointed with the result? I remember when I started painting I had problems with shadows. Sometimes the color was totally wrong, the results looked muddy, or they just didn’t look convincing. So how should you paint shade and shadows in watercolors? Painting lifelike and
How to paint people with watercolors can be done as a detailed portrait or a simple suggestion of a figure, either way it will add interest to your painting.
This class is a relaxed exploration of using masking fluid within watercolor painting. Having a jar of masking fluid in your art box gives you options as once it’s dry it can be peeled off, revealing the untouched white paper underneath. It’s a bit like magic! There are 10 demos, starting with some warm ups that will build up your practical knowledge and patience. Followed by some really fun projects covering florals, patterns, landscapes and food. If you are new to using masking fluid, unsuccessfully tried it in the past or seeking to find fun ways of incorporating it into your watercolor practice then this class will provide many effective tips. Think beyond the brush to achieve an array of different textures and effects using masking fluid. You will consider: which papers work best the different drying stages we have to be mindful of successful removal of masking fluid after it’s dried For some of you, masking fluid could be a totally new medium and you want to find success. However in order to get to that stage, it's very important to undertake a few explorations with new tools before actually trying them out in a painting! If you have any questions about the processes that you’ve seen in the class please feel free to reach out to me using the Discussions section.
This guide will teach you how to use watercolor pencils to get consistent results in your artwork.
Description This is a notes page to describe a part of watercolor painting that oil and acrylic painter hate, digital has yet to do right and watercolorists love: bleeds. Essentially a bleed or a bloom happens when a lot of water goes somewhere where there is only a little water in the paper, as it moves it carries along pigment, leaving either lighter area in the case of just water and colorful bursts in the case of a pigment infused into the water. I have both examples on this sheet. Some people cant stand thiese things, but I use them very liberally in my art. being able to control bleeds also means i have less to worry about when using loose watercolor paper: I use the buckling of the paper to create certain shapes of blooms. As for those of you who are wanting to avoid these things the answer is simple: dry paper. This only happens on wet brush on wet paper (wet on wet) where different parts are differing amounts of wetness. If the paper is dry, you will get a sharp edge when you take a wet brush to paper(wet on dry).
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Project Description: Students will create an "on the spot" abstract painting with the class as we go through the watercolor techniques. Think about your color wheel combinations and color mixing...
