Wet into wet watercolor

Wet-on-Wet vs. Wet-on-Dry Watercolor Techniques: Which Do You Prefer? Watch this helpful comparison by @alekhyam.art as they explore the differences...

I had my little sprayer with me, and pre-wet the HP paper before laying in rather heavy washes of mostly sedimenting color... I added the date, the note, and the geese in the background once I got home... And oops, I forgot I'd posted this already...oh, well.. Done at Cooley Lake, a Missouri Department of Conservation site...lots of Canada geese, and those 6 trumpeter swans, along with a lot of other small birds...

Frustrating isn’t it? Like a lot of new watercolorists, I didn’t understand about layering paint. When I started painting I would use too much water and fuss over the wet paint with my brush. I remember enthusiastically painting layer upon layer of paint until the end result looked murky and overworked! Have you ever found

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!

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Techniques and Tips for Watercolors When it comes to watercolor painting, these are the tricks that draw the ooh's and aah's every time. Watercolor as a medium seems like such a challenge because it seems unpredictable at first glance. It's so important to learn what to expect from the pigment when it meets water. When learning watercolor basics, these will help form a better foundation in painting with more enjoyment. The frustration is lessened because you have a better idea of how the…

​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

Anthroposophical art, Wet in wet watercolor on paper

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juliabarminova on Instagram: There are four ways to use watercolour technique: wet on wet, wet on dry, dry on wet, dry on dry. I use all of them because for me one of…

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Since I am doing some watercolour painting I did some experiments to see how the pigment can be manipulated to create effects which could be used in the creation of an image. It was interesting to see how the pigment moved when the methylated spirit was dripped onto it. This could be used to create some interesting bubble effects. As well as dripping the methylated spirits you can also paint it on with a round brush. The salt on wet paint created some beautiful delicate effects.

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