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How to Paint Wispy Clouds in Watercolor | Watercolour Painting Tip 20
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2020
- Watercolor Tip 20 This watercolor video goes over using the wet-on-wet technique to create wispy clouds. I paint two skies, one with blues and the other a sunrise. #lorrainewatry #watercolor #watercolorskies www.LorraineWatryStudio.com
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A new series of videos that will go over a Tip, Trick, or Technique in watercolor. I have worked with watercolor for 26 years now and would like to share with you to help you in your watercolor journey. If you have a question, or technique that you would like me to demonstrate, please leave a comment below.
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Thank you SO much for all of the videos you post I learn so much better when tutorials actually show and explain WHY. So far you are the best teacher I have discovered!!
I am so glad to hear my videos are helpful! I appreciate the feedback.
This is a perfect learning opportunity on so many levels: control of paper wetness and timing of paint application to optimize ideal color flow; color combinations and intensities for portraying atmospheric conditions and depth of field; tackling the avoidance of the "green" problem when painting sunset/sunrise. The use of the fluffy mop brush to soften is a great tip. All of this in a 10 minute exercise! Thank you!
I am so glad Deborah. It sounds like you have a really good grasp on what to be looking for and trying with watercolor. Thanks for the feedback.
Loved this video, just magical. As always Thank You for sharing. I know this sounds mean because it’s a great demonstration but I would have loved to have seen the dried versions at the end of the video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Good suggestion. I will try to remember to put the image of the paintings at the end.
I really appreciate your use of the split screen so that we can see how you prepare your paints on the palette before you actually start to work on the painting.
Thank you for the feedback Joan, I appreciate it.