Sheryl
Materials needed:
- Brush
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2. Water color paints
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3. Paper
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4. Palette
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5. Water
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6. Extras-pencil, kneaded eraser, some tissues, old towel or paper towels, and a couple of large metal clips for holding your watercolour paper to a board
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Procedure:
1. Gather the materials on your work place.
2. Use your creative imagination to draw. If you have already a photo that you can use as a guide for your illustration, put it beside your working area. If you are a beginner and don’t know how to draw, that would be fine. Art goes when it’s not perfect that makes it unique from other art of work besides it takes a lot of practice to master any kind of craft. You’ll learn the techniques as you go along the way.
3. Start creating your masterpiece according to your style
4. Take the brush and dip it into the water then make a puddle on your palette so you can create a twist by mixing colors on it. You can test color through brushing it on to paper. You need to feel the brush first to know how hard or soft it is and figure-out what stroke you can make out of it. The brush quality and different angles you make can affect stroke so as to the result of your canvas.
5. After you have tested the color you want to put in on your painting board, you may now start your ingenious illustration. You need not to be serious about it, you just have to play with it according to what you want to do with your painting and have fun until your work has done.
It is like venting out your emotion and expressing yourself through painting thus it serves as a window of your soul.
Here is the painting of Ms. Josie Dijamco Vergara using the watercolour for painting. She called it “The Potter” from her 1998 artwork.
Very interesting post……..
Thank you Branka. Hope you liked the painting and the content.
Thanks for sharing The Potter as an example.
Thanks for taking a time to read
Very interesting post
Thanks
good
Thank you subhash
Very nice! I love your technique, very beautiful
Hope it’s useful, thanks Leslie
Very nice art work here.
Indeed! Thanks
This is a good tutori for a beginner
I hope it really helps
I am not good with painting but like to encourage Little Miss my Median is writing/Photography! Thank you for sharing this.
My pleasure to share it with all of you guys
Thanks
What an easy explanation, I should try this.
Yes it’s not complicated for you to start just simple steps and you can make your own
The last time I painted with water colours was when I was still in school… ages and ages ago! 😀
You can now try again?
Thank you, Sheryl. I will practice what you teach. Very useful!
Thanks! I hope I could see one done by you
Soon. Very soon Sheryl. Thanks
Thanks for the quick lesson..i love people watching paint and wish i can do the same but never the gifted one haha nice post!
Yeah they are absolutely creative that make us admire their works and they inspire people who have interest in that craft