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By Donna Weber
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Naturally, you'll start with the white of the paper. From there, I take a color I'll be
using in the painting and begin to draw my image. In this instance, I'm using a
mat board that's been coated with gesso. I like this surface because the
watercolor is so easily erased if a mistake is made. At this point, I've chosen to do
a complimentary color scheme, yellow and blue.
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By Ronnie Cramer
Step by step watercolor painting demonstration.
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By Marilyn Timms
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By Marilyn Timms
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By Vera Dennen
As an established artist I receive many questions from
beginning or intermediate watercolorists who have become
frustrated by one step or another. How to deal with a large wash, when and where
to add shadows, how to simulate texture such as tree bark, and many more
undertakings which can prove daunting to solve on ones own.
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By Michele Frantz
I do a lot of these small "flower portraits" with dark, blue/green backgrounds. This
is an approach I picked up from Virginia artist Joe Phillips. I use it a little
differently than Joe, but it's been pretty successful for me so far. I don't know why
I make so many of the images square! -- they just seem to work better that way.
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By Cameron Weller
This commission required two fishing boats, 'Delta Dawn' and 'Harvester', moored
by the Arun View Hotel in Littlehampton. Several photographs were taken to
record the detail of the two boats and the background.
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By Rich Bloechl
When I began to develop ideas for this painting, I began with an image I had
taken while in the Army, stationed in Vietnam. I was walking down a street in Can
Tho, were I was stationed, and I came upon an old gentleman squatting on the
corner. I pulled out my trusty Kodak Hawkeye camera and took a picture. I carried
a camera with me just about everywhere I went...
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By Jennifer Branch
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By Ronnie Cramer
For this demonstration, I decided to paint a tavern located on Santa Fe Drive in
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Denver. The last time I passed by, the late-day sun was casting some interesting
shadows on the building so I snapped this picture. It's a low-resolution digital
photo shot with an inexpensive Largan Chameleon camera. The Chameleon is very
small and therefore quite handy to carry around all the time.
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By Kim Loydall and Julie Hirons
Watercolour paints are bought in the form of blocks known as pans and half-pans,
or in tubes. Wash pans are for mixing paint, and are built in to boxed sets, as
illustrated on the right. Wash pans can be improvised from any small shallow
container...
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By Tony van Hasselt
In the early stage of our painting explorations, we have a tendency to treat each
surface and each edge in the same way. We're still filling in and staying between
the lines, as we learned to do in our childhood coloring books...
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By Billy Campbell B.A. (hons) U.W.S.
Even before I start the drawing for a picture it is important to plan from which
side I want the light to come in this case it will be from left to right. Stage one in
any painting is the drawing, I use a 2b pencil to lightly do the sketch. I work out
at this stage what the major point of interest is going to be (in this case it will be
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the house and the bend in the road) everything else is of secondary importance.
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by Ronnie Cramer
I recently splurged and got a 24-pan set of Schmincke Horadam watercolors,
which I used for this painting. My friend Victoria has a beautiful lily pond outside
her home in North Carolina. This drawing of it was done with a 6B Mars
Lumograph pencil.
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