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Mixing Realistic Natural Green in Watercolour
Mixing Realistic Natural Green in Watercolour The Green Problem Many people find it difficult to mix and paint natural-looking greens. Two common complaints I hear from beginner watercolour painters are:1)...
Mixing Realistic Natural Green in Watercolour
Mixing Realistic Natural Green in Watercolour The Green Problem Many people find it difficult to mix and paint natural-looking greens. Two common complaints I hear from beginner watercolour painters are:1)...
Mixing Blue: Painting blue subjects without bl...
Mixing Blue: Painting blue subjects without blue paint Last year, I wrote a blog post about mixing primary colours from secondary colours. Since then, I've been meaning to create some...
Mixing Blue: Painting blue subjects without bl...
Mixing Blue: Painting blue subjects without blue paint Last year, I wrote a blog post about mixing primary colours from secondary colours. Since then, I've been meaning to create some...
Underpainting in Watercolour Step-by-Step
Underpainting in Watercolour Step-by-Step The key to making paintings that look three-dimentional and pop off the page is building a large range of tonal values. In each painting, I aim...
Underpainting in Watercolour Step-by-Step
Underpainting in Watercolour Step-by-Step The key to making paintings that look three-dimentional and pop off the page is building a large range of tonal values. In each painting, I aim...
Practice with intent
Practice with intent In the past few years, many people have asked me how they can improve their art skills. My answer is usually simple - just practice. Put in...
Practice with intent
Practice with intent In the past few years, many people have asked me how they can improve their art skills. My answer is usually simple - just practice. Put in...
