Part 2 (out of 8) Painting Background – Line and Wash Painting of a Snail in the Rain – Real Time

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line and wash watercolor

This series of line and wash painting videos is inspired by my deep desire to make this magical medium of watercolor easy for everyone. While I love the beautiful, multi-layered watercolor style, line and wash technique sets you free to explore many subjects on the go. While painting plein-air, you… Please click to see full post & comment >>

Part1 Drawing – Line and Wash Painting of a Snail in the Rain – Real Time by Lela Stankovic

Posted by: , in Category: , Posted on: November 26, 2018, Number of Views: 38 - 1 Comment
snail line and wash watercolor painting

Hi Friends 🙂 Here’s a simple and easy line and wash painting of a snail in real time, with detailed notes. This is Part 1 and subsequent real-time videos will be uploaded on subsequent Saturdays. How to Get Reference Photo You can download a reference photo from “Paint And Draw… Please click to see full post & comment >>

Challenge 76 Bug on flower

Posted by: , in Category: , Posted on: November 19, 2018, Number of Views: 15 - 3 Comments
Artist: Shirley Bond
Medium: mixed_media
Size: 6"x 8"

Sorry this is late. Medical problems this month to deal with. This was a trial painting with alcohol inks. I have never done this before. It was difficult but so much fun to do. I rather like the bright colors and the different look of it. Almost an abstract painting Please click to see full post & comment >>

Le bourdon sur l’ azalée

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Artist: Valérie Mafrica
Medium: watercolor
Size: a4

Hi everybody!!! This is my second essay of the proposed topic. I executed it more freely by adding touches of color and allowing the water and the pigments to interact. I’m not convinced of the result but I like the spontaneity that emerges. Thank you all and forward for the… Please click to see full post & comment >>

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