A practice for beginners and more advanced watercolour painters
A short movie for making a wet into wet watercolour!
You have to be bold and have a bit of courage! But it is more satisfying when it works out nice!
When you are afraid to spoil a good piece of paper, don't try it before you dare it! Or do practice rounds on cheaper paper.
I paint on a quarter sheet Bockingford 200lb made by StCuthbertsmill. @stcmill
Its really a nice paper to paint on!
The 200Lb was specially made for Edward Wesson, he painted on 140 lb, but that goggled a bit so he asked the factory if they could make it heavier and they made it, and that's why we still have it today!
https://www.facebook.com/edohannemawatercolors/photos/p.1218197338317357/1218197338317357/?type=3
Brushes Pure Blue squirrel W&N size 4 and 6
The small orange one is a size 14 pure red sable nr 14 and it is 30 years old!
The red flat one is a one stroke Sceptre brush 1/2" W&N
I have a 1 and a 1.5" flat too from the same brand for many years now!
Pigments are Rembrandt