2 Ways To Watercolor Blue Skies 

In this video, I'm sharing my own practice watercoloring blue skies with cloud using two different methods.
The biggest takeaway I got from practicing these clouds was this:
The movement of the brush strokes creates movement and dimension in the painting, especially in large areas of washes. But the magic happens when you don’t push the paint around too much on the paper. Learn to let go and leave it be.
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Brushes:
Grumbacher ¾” Aquarelle (flat brush)
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Da Vinci Russian Blue Squirrel Size 2
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Papers:
Kilimanjaro Paper (Blue Sky #1)
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Arches Paper (Blue Sky #2)
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Paint:
Mijello Mission Gold Watercolors
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Hardboard Panel (in background)
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Masking Tape
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