Beginners Real time WATERCOLOUR Seascape tutorial- Episode 2 

Hi and thanks for watching!
This video is for beginners to intermediate watercolourists. This is a long video as I was trying to give lots of tips throughout. I want these videos to be useful.
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Free to use so you can follow along.
Supplies Used:
Watercolour paint (Custom palette)
Aquabee 300gsm 100% cotton cold-pressed watercolour paper
Quarter Inch Flat Brush
#4 Round brush
Masking tape
White Gel pen
Water bucket with 2 sides, one side for dirty and the other for clean water. (You could use 2 jars or 2 cups)
Heat tool (You could use a hairdryer, or just let it air dry)
Graphite pencil to sketch
Cardboard to tape the watercolour paper to, you could use a board or tape to your table.
Colours Used in this painting:
Cool Yellow - Bismuth vanadate yellow
Cool Blue - Prussian Blue
Burgundy yellow ochre
Burnt Umber
Sap Green
Custom palette (Daniel Smith watercolour): Alternatives listed if you don’t have these colours.
Split Primaries and convenience colours.
Cool Yellow - Bismuth vanadate yellow - Alternatives: Lemon yellow, cadmium yellow light
Warm Yellow - Hansa yellow deep - Alternatives: Cadmium yellow, new gamboge
Warm Red - Pyrrol Red - Alternatives: Cadmium red, scarlet, vermillion
Cool Red - Quinacridone Red - Alternatives: Permanent Alizarin Crimson, Quinacridone rose, carmine, Rose madder
Warm Blue - French Ultramarine Blue - Alternatives: Ultramarine blue, cobalt blue
Cool Blue - Prussian Blue - Alternatives: Pthalo Blue, cerulean blue, winsor blue, intense blue
Burgundy yellow ochre - Alternatives: Yellow ochre, raw sienna
Burnt Sienna - Alternatives: Indian Red, English Red
Burnt Umber - Alternatives: Sepia, Van Dyke Brown
Sap Green - Alternatives: Hooker’s green
Rare Green Earth
Mayan Blue - Alternatives: Indigo
Lamp Black
If you have any questions or feedback please leave them in the comments below, I would be happy to answer, your feedback is also appreciated so I have some guidance on how to make these videos as useful as possible and if this is a worthwhile series to continue.
Thanks for watching and happy painting!