How to paint a loose watercolor landscape painting. Keep composition and details down to a minimum. Concentrate on the feel of a scene rather than every little detail.
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00:00 Intro
00:45 Drawing
06:33 Mixing initial watercolors
09:54 Painting the sky
11:47 Painting the ground
14:04 Use splatter technique to make foreground more interesting
16:24 Painting trees loosely
20:31 Foreground trees detail
27:11 Painting farm shed
30:47 Painting small cows
34:51 Paint the shadows
38:20 Final details
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Materials used:
French Ultramarine
Cobalt Blue
Cobalt Turquoise
Burnt Sienna
Raw Umber
Aureolin or Winsor Lemon
Permanent Rose
Scarlet Lake or Cadmium Red
Brushes
Size 8 and 12 round watercolor brushes
Hog hair fan brush
Rigger
Arches 185 gsm cold pressed paper. Any artists quality Cold Pressed paper will do.
Backing board at a 15 degree angle.
30 июн 2024
