Dropping In And Lifting Out…
DROPPING IN paint is introducing another color to a still-wet wash. The second color will soften into the first color, subtly blending on its own. …
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Drama In the Skies!
In a landscape painting, the sky affects the tone, mood, and atmosphere of the whole painting. As painters, we strive for an interesting, perhaps a…
Watercolor’s Best Brands!
When you begin to paint with watercolors, you might think you need to decide on just one brand of watercolor paint. You don’t, however, need…
Those Troublesome Greens!
Green is one of those colors, along with gray and brown, that create problems for painters, which may be one reason that beginners seek out…
Avoid Painting Lollipop Trees! (Part III.)
Tree color is dependent on several factors. Never depict trees in your paintings as all the same color – a strong, unvaried green – because…
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Avoid Painting Lollipop Trees! (Part II.)
When you practice painting trees, begin by studying the bare outlines of winter trees (deciduous), because you can better see their whole structure and their…
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