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Wet in Wet Watercolor Tutorial

May 2, 2019 by Ralph S Leave a Comment

wet in wet watercolor tutorial with angela fehr
Wet in Wet Watercolor Tutorial with Angela Fehr

Grow your skills and create beautiful soft effects with this free wet in wet watercolor tutorial! Using wet in wet watercolor is a wonderful way to create delicate transitions of color and soft texture for beautiful, flowing effects. It’s also one of the techniques that gives watercolor a reputation for being difficult, so understanding how it works can be really helpful.

This tutorial shows you how to start with a soft background and create a foundation for your painting, planning ahead while leaving room for the painting to develop on its own. When you start with a soft, wet-in-wet background, you can keep your painting loose and expressive, or add layers of detail for a realistic result; it’s up to you!

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Learn Wet in Wet Watercolor Technique – Pussywillow Tutorial

Getting Started with Wet in Wet Watercolor: Pussywillow Tutorial

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**Supplies Used in this Lesson**

Brushes: Escoda Versatil #10 Rigger, http://bit.ly/1XF0RpW

Princeton Heritage #1 Round: http://bit.ly/2Dmxx27

Paint: Daniel Smith: Wisteria, Lavender, Perylene Red, Undersea Green, Alvaro’s Fresco Grey http://bit.ly/2cXeE8J

Blick Premier Watercolor Blocks: http://bit.ly/2B1Kltf

Robax 12 inch palette: http://www.robax.com/palettes.html


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