Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday!
Did you experiment with your watercolors last week?
Let’s do some more and explore the wet-in-wet technique.
We’ll start with using clear water and paint a shape with it.While the water is still wet, pick up pigment and add it to the water wash. The paint blooms out, and you can direct it a little bit, or dry your brush to pick up pooling parts.
Let’s do a few more - you’ll also notice the difference between adding paint to the water that has already settled into the paper a little, and the water that is freshly added and forms a bit of a pool. All I can say is: experiment and explore - that’s what I’m doing here, too.
Copyrights Koosje Koene
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