Exploring Essential Tools for Watercolor Painting | Lynda's Art Studio

Join me in my studio as I delve into the essential tools I use for my watercolor paintings. From palette selection to brush choices, I'll guide you through each item's importance and how it contributes to my creative process. Learn about the significance of distilled water and the innovative brush designs by Tracy Lebenzon.
Discover the versatility of different brush types, including goat hair blends and hake brushes, ideal for achieving various textures and effects. Dive into the world of spray bottles and find out why they're indispensable for wetting large canvases. Plus, explore the role of pens and pencils in sketching and adding intricate details to your artwork.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, these tools are sure to elevate your watercolor painting journey. Join me as I share insights and tips from my own practice in this in-depth exploration of essential painting tools.
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Video by Lorenz Plourde for bandraoistudio.com and Processart.ca

[@DMountains]

Thank you for showing and describing your viewers my brushes!

[@ArtistLyndaNorman]

My pleasure! Your brushes have been an essential part of my studio for several years! I use them every day and they’re still as beautiful as they were brand new!

[@wmbriggz]

I have a portrait style I like…but have never found a “ no man made” ( buildings and the like) landscape approach that suits me ( 76 year old hobbier) … I like your approach..

[@ArtistLyndaNorman]

Thanks so much! I usually paint from my memories and throw in a good dose of imagination. I find it also helps to approach each painting without a lot of expectation and a sense of curiosity as to how the pigment and water will play.