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Choose Medium: Art Books | Learn to Draw | Oil Painting | Watercolor | Acrylic | Pastel | Pencil | Charcoal | Pen & Ink | Other It may be safe to assume watercolours are the most favoured of all media, which is interesting given watercolours are not for the faint of heart, and often has a mind of its own. The free watercolour painting lessons below cover realistic portrayals from a range of subject matters. Painting Impressionism An impressionist scene from Paris painted with gouache. Impressionism Art Watercolor Blooms Mary Ann Boysen was raised in Mississippi. Watercolor Blooms Chysanthemum, Watercolor Painting Lesson Lian Quan Zhen is a watercolor artist and Chinese painter / teacher both in the US and overseas. Chinese Flower Painting Learn How to Paint Leaves The artist works over a wet wash which sets the tone, and leaves two oval spots to later add a couple of water droplets. Learn How to Paint Leaves Learn to Paint Trees Learn to Paint Trees Learn how to Paint Horses How to Paint Horses

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. Maybe in the past you painted a Green Lollipop on a stick. Do this and your Painting Oaks In Watercolor will improve, you can't paint what you have not seen. Use 1/2" flat brush, paint one clump at a time. Hold the brush in the palm of your hand horizontal to the paper. Start with Yellow paint - don't let it dry, now quickly add the other colors. The silhouette must be rough texture, if by any chance it winds up with a hard line on the edge , the brush was too wet,dry scrubbing action is the way to go. We are now ready for the wooden parts of the tree (trunks, limbs etc.). Notice I am using Alizarin Crimson Permanent PR206.

trucs et astuces de l'aquarelliste Brigitte Charland. J'aime utiliser la gomme réserve pour préserver les blancs, parce qu'elle m'offre la paix d'esprit pour peindre en lavis multiples et avoir une gestuelle très libre. J'aime beaucoup utiliser la gomme réserve (ou gomme-cache) Pébéo parce qu'elle est très élastique et grise, donc neutre. Sa couleur n'intervient pas dans mon processus de sélection des tons comme une gomme jaune le peut. Je n'aime pas non plus la gomme blanche parce qu'elle n'est pas assez visible et il est difficile de savoir si elle est bien appliquée. J'utilise n'importe lequel de mes pinceaux pour appliquer la gomme et ne les gaspille jamais grâce à la préparation suivante; bien mouiller le pinceau en vous assurant d'y remplir la virole, ne pas l'éponger, puis le savonner abondamment avant de le tremper dans la gomme. Il faut toujours appliquer la gomme-cache sur un papier très sec et la retirer d'un papier très sec. Ne séchez pas la gomme au séchoir, laissez-la sécher par elle-même.