Less Messy Spattering with Watercolor Paint or Masking Fluid
A way to spatter without getting paint (or masking fluid) all over you and your studio.
A way to spatter without getting paint (or masking fluid) all over you and your studio.
A clean and easy way to get all the paint out of a watercolor tube (without cutting it open!).
Getting light color values in watercolor works a little differently than in other mediums, since watercolor is transparent. In watercolor, we rely on the white color of the paper to give us our lighter values, meaning that a watercolorist’s main options are reserving or recovering whites. This article lists some of the strategies you can use to reserve and recover whites and light values.
Just a short video with some tips to prevent your paper from tearing when you remove masking tape from your watercolors.
When the Big Pile of Nope in your studio gets too big and discouraging, it’s time to go mining!
How to revive those rock-hard tubes or the crumbly paint in that palette you haven’t used in a while.
Some alternative ways to make planning marks to avoid visible pencil lines in the finished painting.
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