watercolour-basic

Basic & practice of using watercolour to pain trees and leaf. Very fast technique without sketch. You can learn and try about it .

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Education

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• water
• colour

[takanart]

Reply to Ritter - water color has many techniques, and we need to know most of it enable us to really control and play with water color. Is not easy yet not hard after sometimes, u just need to know how the water works with colors and lots of practice so that u could understand how the water color runs when they are mixed. Hope this answer u.

[takanart]

Nobody is sucks at anything, just need practice and practice. Cheers;)

[ivanshrimp14]

i have good watercolors but really sucky brushes and i don't think i could ever pull that off....=[=[=[=[.....any tips??

[takanart]

@ivanshrimp14

sorry for the VERY late reply. OK, here's the tips.

1. Brushes really makes the different,i always suggest my student to buy GOOD Qlity brushes,of cos is xpsive.

2. Try water Colour Paper,a paper which spcly mke for water colour use.

3. Of cos, prctce makes perfect. Ask alot if you want to improve..rite :)maybe you can send me your artwork to moseskts@gmail.com

good luck :)

[jowjose]

are you using no. 8 sable brush? and what kind of watercolor do you prefer tube or palltte(i think you are using "prang")? your base is yellow ochre.... nice are an architecture major? nice job dude..

[takanart]

@jowjose

Hi there, sorry for the VERY LATER reply, anyway, i try to reply you know :)

1. I like to paint with No.12 brush when i use water color. Good quality of brush, cheap brush piss me off.

2. I use Alpha or Fiber Castle water colour and it;s in tube.

3. I use water colour paper which is with texture and hard paper, cos that makes the water colour runs best and smooth. ^ ^

[BirdOfParadise777]

No sound?

[lovingXtheXhatred]

you are so good at painting!!

[ritter89]

Do have any advice regarding which watercolor technique produces the most graphic results? I want to use watercolors almost like markers or colored pencils to color in a few ink drawings. I want to emphasize the contours rather than blur them. I've only seen a few artists who use this technique but I'm not sure how they achieve their results. Is the glazing technique best for producing subjects with well defined edges? At any rate, very nice work

[takanart]

@enigmaticfille

erm... in fact, it is the matter of how you understand about your brush, and how the brush works and behave when you put in the colour and water. Is like you are CONTROLING the nature but not the nature controling,the nature of "HOW THE BRUSH WORKS ON PAPER", most people coundn't get it nicely is becos they give up too early before they even get into knowing it... ^ ^

[takanart]

@angldarkchick

Thank you ^^

[takanart]

@angldarkchick

Wow,,,,, that's a OVER praised compliment,,,, anyway,,thank you very much,,, just a sharing of interest ^ ^