Painting Clouds and Skies in Watercolor [A Real Time Tutorial] 

I’m so glad to hear that, Debra! Best of luck in your painting!

Yes, that does make a big difference. It takes some getting used to but I find it helpful to work that way.

Haha! I need to stop sometimes.

So glad you liked it Denise!

yep, all the time!

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Especially when you have animals! That's their way of helping you paint lol.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You’re welcome!

So glad to hear that!

Hi Mendy. Yes, I use Daniel Smith. There is a little white in the lavender. I like how it looks but some people might not like that it's less transparent.

Hi Andy, I actually like using fresh paint when I can. Sometimes I forget it’s fresh and come at too aggressively. 😊

Thanks!

Hi Pavel, yes I think that would work fine.

It's a John Pike palette. I like the large area for mixing.

Thanks a lot!

Neutral tint works as a gray or a tone and dulls the color. I wish I could post a link without looking like spam, but in color theory there is this thing called tone that changes the vibrancy but not the hue (color). Many artists use it to add realism to their art because realistically, most things aren’t as saturated, colorful, and beautiful in real life so it adds more realism. Many impressionist artists use neutrals or mix complementaries to get a neutral color, that would be your choice.

Not sure. I've never used Rose Madder Genuine.