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Watercolours & Pastels: Free Art Tips - Index

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http://www.watercolor-painting-tips.com/watercolor-landscape.html This is where I started watercolor painting, but since then I have traveled the world and painted landscapes in many places. I've compiled a selection of my watercolor landscapes on this page along with my thoughts on the subject. Winter Feeding Ground 40" x 60" watercolor canvas Looking out my studio kitchen window this winter, I discovered that inspite of the severe cold, there was still water at the bottom of the hill, and the geese found a way to feed. In late afternoon the sun lit up the pockets in the snow on the hill, and I found the scene very serene.

Watercolor Landscape by Mary Ann Boysen

Jim's Watercolor Gallery

Painting Oaks in Watercolor. Imagine you are standing in front of a tree, how about an Oak Tree. Now look at the silhouette and the general shape, this is most important when Painting Oaks in Watercolor. Viewers of your painting will know this artist has painted an oak tree,.....not a Fir tree.....not a Weeping Willow. This is Watercolor Painting of an Oak Tree. http://www.jims-watercolor-gallery.com/painting-oak-trees.html

How to Paint Trees in Watercolor - Susie Short FREE Watercolor Tips

http://susieshort.net/watercolor-tip-blotted-trees.html On 'Rough' or 'Cold Pressed' watercolor paper, paint a patch of color in the shape of a tree. I try to hold my brush flat or sideways, almost horizontal to the paper. The shape should be shiny wet but not wet enough to puddle and run. With a crumpled paper towel, lightly blot away highlights and sky holes.
Catherine Hillis: Hi! I am Catherine Hillis and I am a professional watercolor artist, and I am going to teach you how to paint in watercolors. Right now, I am going to teach you how to paint black and how to mix black in watercolors. http://www.monkeysee.com/play/14551-watercolor-painting-how-to-paint-blacks

Watercolor Painting - How to Paint Blacks

There are many ways to get your image on paper: you can draw on the spot, work freehand from a photograph, square the photograph off and enlarge it to suit your needs, project an image of the photograph and trace that on your paper, or use modern computer/printer technology to do the trick. This is a demonstration of the latter. We start with a composite photograph taken in pre-digital days for a painting called "Shrimp Boats". http://www.watercoloursforfun.com/Techniques.html

Techniques

How to Paint a Water Drop | by Birgit O'Connor | Artist's Network

http://www.artistsnetwork.com/articles/art-demos-techniques/oconnor-water-drop Inspired by flowers in her garden, these bold splashes of watercolor by Birgit O’Connor make very interesting compositions. To see more floral painting demonstrations from O’Connor, see “Fancy Flowers” in The Artist’s Magazine (March 2008) . Summer Rain (watercolor, 22×40) How to Paint a Water Drop By Birgit O’Connor There is a very simple painting technique you can use to add water drops to a painting.
Watercolor Lessons Art Lessons Art Books Drawing Lessons Oil Painting Drawing for Students Mix a green using yellow ochre and ultramarine. Using the side of the brush, drag it across the rough paper to produce a broken effect, leaving sky holes between the foliage. Add some more ultramarine to darken mix. While the first paint is still wet, apply shadow areas, allowing it to merge, giving soft edges. http://www.artgraphica.net/free-art-lessons/watercolor/how-to-paint-trees.html

How to paint trees, watercolor free lesson

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