Finishing my OLD Watercolor Painting | Wolf Portraits step-by-step tutorial
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Hey everyone! Today I'm finishing up an old watercolor painting of wolves that I started about a year and a half ago, placed aside for a "small" break, and then completely forgot about. And well, you know what they say. The most satisfying painting is the painting that's been rolling around in a drawer gathering dust and silverfish and bad dreams. I'm using a limited palette of M.Graham paints: Payne's Grey, and a mix of several reds (listed further below in the materials section). The painting itself is done in a collage style, a mix and match of wolves and swerving branches.
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🎨 MATERIALS USED 🎨
PAPER:
- Fabriano Artistico Cold Pressed 100% Cotton 180lb/300g
PAINT:
- M. Graham Watercolors (Payne's Grey, Quinacridone Rose, Pyrrol Red, Permanent Alzarin Crimson)
BRUSHES:
- Art Secret Squirrel mop brush
- Rubens series 777
- Barbara series 80R-S
- Black Silver brushes (round)
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Loved all these moody wolf faces. 👍
stunning work ❤❤❤
This is BEAUTIFUL, would you do a palette video of what colours you have curated in your palette you always seem to have such wonderful choices that work so harmoniously together! It’s very inspiring Kathy ❤😊
Thank you so much❤ And YES, I'll definitely have to do a palette share at some point. It's been requested quite a bit!
Ty
This painting came out sooo cute! I like how you move onto the next wolf while the previous layer dries. Very efficient :P
Your brush strokes on the middle-top wolf are so beautiful. Thanks for taking the time to share this
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