In this lesson we’re painting these two coffee cups with leafy ‘latte art’ patterns. This project is a good example for practising when to use wet-on-dry and when to switch to wet-on-wet, because the pattern really needs both methods. This is a really good…
I love the transparency of watercolor… But at the same time, it’s the very thing that catches a lot of beginners out. A little too much paint, or one layer too many, and that lovely transparent glow turns flat, or worse, muddy. When I…
Have you ever gone to paint a brush mark… and what ended up on the paper looked nothing like what you intended? Maybe you tried to paint a thin line, and it came out way too thick. Maybe the paint spread into places you…
Have you ever found a photo you’d love to paint and then just sat there not really knowing where to begin? Or maybe it’s the other way round. You can follow along with a tutorial and get a decent result, but when you try…
Here’s a tricky thing about watercolor. Because watercolor paint is transparent, every layer you put down only makes an area darker. Which means the light areas in a finished painting are the bits of paper you didn’t paint over, or never touched at all….
Have you ever set out to paint a nice smooth, even wash of watercolor — and then come back a few minutes later to find it had dried streaky or patchy? Maybe you even spotted it starting to go wrong, so you went back…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Everything about watercolor painting revolves around one thing: water! For example, watercolor paints use a water-soluble binder so the pigments reactivate whenever water is added. Watercolor paper is designed to absorb just the right amount of water, giving you enough working time to enjoy…
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