AMAZING Watercolour Effects With A Plastic Credit Card

[@reynradio]

Brilliant Chris. 👍🏻

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@reynradio Thanks Dave

[@ralphherrick596]

Very nice indeed

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@ralphherrick596 Thank you Ralph

[@sgv323]

This is SO cool and so interesting, Chris. I love watching water color just do its thing-under your guidance, of course. Beautiful finished product. Thanks so much. Have a great weekend.

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks so much, Sewall. Have a great weekend yourself

[@cindygolger1813]

Lovely

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thank you

[@elizabethsolart]

Fab 😮

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Elizabeth !!

[@debbieborden7651]

Fantastic! 😅

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Debbie

[@karenhardie291]

Beautiful flowers. Thank you Chris this is very interesting. I sometimes use cotton buds to suggest flowers.

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Karen. I often use cotton buds when oil painting, I’ve never thought of using them for watercolour. It’s a great idea, I’ll have to give it a try !!

[@joanpettengill2758]

Beautiful 🥰

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@joanpettengill2758 Thanks Joan

[@orchidana6804]

❤❤❤❤thank you❤❤❤❤

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re welcome, thank you for watching

[@jeanp5395]

Great vision!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Jean !!

[@robfielding100]

Only 4 colours and so much colour. Who needs a brush when I can use my wife’s credit card? I still find it easier taming lions rather than watercolour! 😳 The last time I tried anything like this it looked better with the canvas inverted!🙄

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Maybe use an old credit card !! Don’t try too hard to tame watercolour, the “magic” happens when you allow it to do its own thing

[@jeanp5395]

What makes a calligraphy brush different….it’s characteristics?😊

[@ChrisStephenArt]

They were originally used for calligraphy in Japan, or China. The smaller ones are especially useful for making thinner marks, the larger brushes can be used similarly to a mop or quill.