LUMINOSITY AND CREATING GLOWING COLOR.
TRANSPARENCY OCCURS BETWEEN PAINT PARTICLES. Many people say that the way to create a “glow” in watercolor is to paint pale glazes of “luminous,” transparent…
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Some Watercolor Pigments Lighten More Than Others When They Dry…
Don’t settle for less vibrant color in your watercolor painting. I see too many watercolor painters whose paintings could be improved by using stronger mixes…
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What Makes “Good” Art?
What do you believe art is? What is art’s purpose? In many ways your beliefs will determine whether you think a certain piece of art…
When Should I Use Masking Fluid?
Preserving lighter shapes in your watercolor painting is tricky. Sometimes you can simply paint, with care, around them. As an alternative, however, you can preserve…
Loosen Up And Get “Painterly”!
I hear a lot of painting students wanting to loosen up their art. What do they really mean? I believe we all strive for looseness…
Try Plein Air Painting This Summer… Get Outdoors!
Summer and the longest days of the year have arrived; it’s the perfect time to get out for some fresh air, to relax, and to…
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Lee Muir-Haman Watercolor Painting 