Wet watercolor

Paola Luther on Instagram: “Working on wet on wet in watercolor means that you apply a different on a wet paper. It could be the wet paper with clear water or wet…”

Rebecca Rogers | Swan watercolour using mainly raw sienna, ultramarine and indigo. If you want to try this it helps to paint the first layer very wet so you… | Instagram

Welcome to my comprehensive guide to help you understand and master watercolor techniques. To be honest, when I read what other websites are writing about this topic, half of them don't seem to understand what they're talking about! I don't mean to be fussy or seem arrogant, but some of them are incomplete. Others get

Wet on wet landscape

Charging is a wet on wet technique where you drop one wet colour into another wet colour. It’s a way to mix colour on the paper rather than on the palette and it can produce some fantastic and exciting results!

​To wet or not to wet ? That is the question... Wet on wet and wet on dry are both important parts of any watercolorist’s painting vocabulary. Each technique has its own specific qualities, producing very different and delightful results. When I started watercolor painting I was vaguely aware of these two painting methods. But

Ann Garcia | watercolor • art • design | A note on “blooms”, which I mentioned in the reel: a bloom is also called a cauliflower or backrun. It happens when too much water (a bead... | Instagram

top: value-based watercolor still life built up gradually through a series of of transparent washes made of ultramarine blue & burnt sienna. each layer is dry before adding the next.

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Let’s paint together using wet on wet technique!📍You can find the watercolor tutorial on my YouTube channel. . . . #watercolorpainting #watercolor #tutorials #wetonwet #havefun #youtuber #workprocess #painting #paintinghyun #화가현정숙 | Paintinghyun

When you’re an absolute beginner, figuring out the basics of watercolor can be quite daunting. And the problem is, most watercolor artists forget what it was like to be a novice. As a result, many watercolor guides assume a lot of things they think beginners should already know. It can leave you with a lot

Learn how to work wet on wet with watercolour paints in this beginner's guide. Discover tips on determining the right amount of water, avoiding ugly blooms, and controlling pigment flow. Start with a plump, juicy orange-like paper for your first washes, using a wet brush with a consistent amount of

Watercolor, 38x28 cm