Watercolor sky

Softening hard edges in your watercolor paintings

Cityscapes: Wet Streets and Reflections in Watercolor - Ron Stocke

Millie Gift Smith Getting started with watercolors

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Millie Gift Smith Woodland Gothic Part 1 and 2 Mixed Media

Millie Gift Smith Impressionist Watercolor Demo

Mike Bailey Watercolor

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Thomas J Owen Water Soluble

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Robbie Laird watercolor

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Watercolor - Spring Road, Michael McKinley Rogers

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Watercolor-Fir Trees - Evergreens

Watercolor autumn leaves

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watercolor demo

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Watercolor Demo Painting Clouds Rough Brush Technique

Light & Mood in Watercolour: David Curtis

Sgraffito with Watercolors

Sgraffito on paper works differently to sgraffito on canvas because the layer of paint is (generally) so thin you’re scratching the paper as well as the paint. Where you scratch or indent the surface of the paper, the wet, top paint will collect in it, rather than revealing the white of the paper. If the paint's beginning to dry, less will flow in.

Using a knife, sharp blade or sandpaper to scratch the surface of a watercolour can be very effective for creating texture, but remember you’ll have ‘damaged’ the surface of the paper and it’ll be very absorbent (porous) if you paint on it again.

If you add a little gum arabic to your watercolours, the paint will have more body and sgraffito marks will be more prominent, or defined.

Winter Blues - Watercolor Tutorial

Creating Freaky Watercolor Backgrounds

Painting a Combination of Watercolor and Chinese Painting

How to Paint a Live Bird with Henry Li