How to Paint Complex Subjects
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How to Compare and Match Paint Colors from Different Brands
A lot of artists ask me how to match their existing paint colors to the ones I recommend. Finding equivalents to another artist’s palette of colors can be frustrating, especially if you already have lots of tubes of paints from another brand! This quick…
How to Make Watercolors GLOW with This Trick!
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If I Was Starting Watercolor from Scratch – I’d Do This…
If I had to start learning watercolors all over again this is exactly what I would do to get better, quicker! A lot of beginners get caught up in things that just don’t matter. For example, they obsess over the ‘perfect’ supplies or dive…
Watercolor Donut Tutorial (Just for Fun!)
I came across this image of a donut the other day and I thought it would make a great subject for a watercolor painting. It’s bright, colorful, and fun! So this lesson doesn’t have any particular underlying theme about watercolors… It’s just for fun!…
Watercolor Oak Leaves (When to Use Wet-on-Wet or Wet-on-Dry)
In this lesson I’ll show you how to paint these oak leaves in watercolor in just a few simple steps. This is another quick and easy watercolor painting, but it’s also a good example to explain when and how to use wet-on-wet vs wet-on-dry…
Why is Watercolor so Hard? (And What To Do About It!)
If you’ve dabbled with watercolors for a while and you’re starting to think, “this is tricky,”… Well, you’ve discovered what many other watercolor rookies stumble upon. Watercolors are hard! Well, at least that’s what a lot of folks conclude. But what if the characteristics…
