How to paint Clouds. Sky and Swaying Grass in watercolor. Simple, easy and fun. Peter Sheeler
This is the second of aof Clouds and Sky tutorials. Perfect for beginners and seasoned artist alike. For larger paintings I simply use a bigger brush. There is no change in the technique.\r
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Paper: Arches 140lb hot press, Natural white.\r
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Paint: \r
Winsor: Newton Sap Green, Burnt Sienna, Ultramarine, Sepia, Yellow Ochre da Vinci: Quinacridone Fuchsia and Phthalo Blue.\r
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Painting Skies\r
Wetting the sky area is the most important \r
part of a smooth application of paint.\r
After saturating the sky area,\r
I allow the paper to dry to a dull sheen.\r
Then, wet it a second time. I dont apply paint until \r
there is only a slight sheen and no pools of water.\r
Once the sky area is ready l work quickly.\r
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Thank you for Watching!\r
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Music:
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Paper: Arches 140lb hot press, Natural white.\r
\r
Paint: \r
Winsor: Newton Sap Green, Burnt Sienna, Ultramarine, Sepia, Yellow Ochre da Vinci: Quinacridone Fuchsia and Phthalo Blue.\r
\r
Painting Skies\r
Wetting the sky area is the most important \r
part of a smooth application of paint.\r
After saturating the sky area,\r
I allow the paper to dry to a dull sheen.\r
Then, wet it a second time. I dont apply paint until \r
there is only a slight sheen and no pools of water.\r
Once the sky area is ready l work quickly.\r
\r
Thank you for Watching!\r
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Music: