Watercolours with Caroline Lesson Four
Warm up by making a chart of warm and cool colours and subsets within the main set. Why are some reds warm and others cool?
Small 5" x 7" painting of a coffee cup and two Danish pastries featuring hard and soft edges and lost and found edges.
Colours used:
Ultramarine Blue - Daniel Smith
Burnt Sienna - Daniel Smith
Raw Sienna - M. Graham
Azo Yellow - M. Graham
Alizarin Crimson - Winsor & Newton
Black Silver Velvet round brushes #2, #4, #8
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Wonderful tutorial. I really enjoy the way you explain techniques as you paint.
@teachercaz
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Thank you.
So beautiful 🥰🙏❣
@teachercaz
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Thank you. 💕
Thanks for the prompt on FB going to sit and watch them all this afternoon.❤
@teachercaz
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Thanks Lynne, I hope they help.
Is there a formula for how wet your brush should be, I was told swish brush in water and wipe across the jar top and use it that way, sometimes it feels to dry, but if I don’t do that it’s to wet, is that a good method?
@teachercaz
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It's a bit of trial and error. I dab mine on a damp sponge to get off most of the water, but the brush still needs to be a bit wet, just not dripping. You can dab on a paper towel, but sometimes that makes the brush too dry. Try a few experiments on the back of a discarded painting or some scrap watercolour paper until it feels right.