13 Watercolor techniques

You can just use masking fluid and the a eraser to get it off. If no one wants to use rubber cement/glue

These are always fun to do Oh LOVE the pointer!

A MUST watch. Thankyou SO much

The litle hand coght me 😂

I don't like watching dis video in art classs I really don't like it aghhh😫😩😣😖

I like these techniques

Thank you soo much

Another useful technique is to splatter water on your painting while it is still wet. It gives you lots of cauliflower-like highlights that can work as stars, snowflakes, light reflections, or cotton floating through the air.

Also, i realize this was 8 years ago, but if you could make more videos I would love it :)

Thank you! im so excited to get to learn all these techniques!

thank you, this was very helpful.

does this work on different watercolor brands?

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Wow! This is very informative. I learned a lot of techniques using watercolor as a medium for art watching your video. This taught me how to blend and apply some effects to improve and make my future artwork better. Thank you for sharing your talent!

Thank you for making this informative video about the WATERCOLOR Techniques. Most of your techniques were new to me because I only knew the gradated and flat wash. I would love to try the straw blowing and the lifting off paint techniques. I think watercolor painting allows the painter to mix and create colors through a lot of ways. The painter should just be careful of the time because the paint is water-based and it could easily dry.

Wow! How kind & awesome you are to create & share your experiences & tips!! I’ve never seen so many tips done so well👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗!! Thank you!

My teacher just gonna have to except the fact that my clouds don’t look like clouds🧍🏽‍♂️

Excellente démonstration ! Aussi, MERCI BEAUCOUP👍🌷

NO ALCHOHOL PLS SOME PEOPLE DONT WANT TO BECOME MAD!!!!

Hello, Thank you so much for your water colour variety of fabulous tecniques, very much appreciated. Xx💙

Thank you so much! I've learnt a lot!

why am I see this channel in 2022 !!!!!! wowwww you're amazing I wish I meet you earlier

Great tutorial! Here is a list of the techniques in order shown, if anyone wants it for your lessons.

15 Watercolor Techniques shown in this order on video:
Flat Wash
Gradated wash
Masking with rubber cement or masking fluid
Wet in wet with two colors.
Sgraffitto
Salt
Rubbing Alcohol
Lift off paint with paper towel
Graded wash color into color
Dry brush
Spattering onto the flat wash
Stamping onto the gradate wash
Straw blowing onto the paper towel lift off
Lift off with wet brush
Glazing

This was already a good video. Then I gave me the finger and now it's amazing! 🤣☝️

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I don't know how the artist can ever choose which technique to use - they all look amazing!

Lady your good at explaining . Are you a teacher🧐🙌🏾

welp guess this is my HW. Sadly cannot watch it now as it is basically 11pm. guess i will watch it tomorrow. ThIs WiLl be AWESOME!!!!!

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It’s currently 2022 and I just wanna say thank you! I’ll definitely try this 😩🙏🏾💕💕

So helpful :)

Brush number please

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Wow this is amazing! Thanks!!

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Can you use a canvas board before you start painting learning how to paint with water colors

This video was uploaded when I was 5year old kid!🥴

So practical
Thanks🙏☺️

Do I need watercolor paper to watercolor?

OMG this is really helpful, I just started drawing with watercolor, and I'm confused about using it 😭, luckily I found this channel, thanks for your education, I immediately subscribed to this channel so I don't miss your knowledge

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You are a marvelous teacher! Thank you!

Excellent demonstration! Also THANK YOU SO MUCH for the super compressed, time-saving edit. There is not a single empty second in this video. Love it.

V bjhh sorry my dog got the thing

Love love love it 🙏🏽

This video is clear, concise, and finally helped me understand where I was going wrong with wet on wet (I was wetting the paper, then wetting the brush(/).

I use dry brushing for rust usually

I really found these techniques helpful. So important to learn. Thank you>

u re kinda funny tho