Capturing Reflections Demo in Transparent Watercolor
Known for her highly realistic still-life paintings, Lana Privatera uses layers of transparent watercolor to achieve her signature look. In this demonstration she shows how she seamlessly builds high contrast and bright color in her work. For more on Privatera's approach to watercolor, along with her bold return to painting after 10 years following a life-changing setback, check out the feature profile in the July/August 2020 issue of Watercolor Artist. Demo of Recycle by Lana Privitera Painting
Capturing Reflections Demo in Transparent Watercolor
Known for her highly realistic still-life paintings, Lana Privatera uses layers of transparent watercolor to achieve her signature look. In this demonstration she shows how she seamlessly builds high contrast and bright color in her work. For more on Privatera's approach to watercolor, along with her bold return to painting after 10 years following a life-changing setback, check out the feature profile in the July/August 2020 issue of Watercolor Artist. Demo of Recycle by Lana Privitera Painting
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