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This video is a brief overview of sizing and surfaces on four different watercolor papers, and how they affect the artist's ability to lift color from the paper.
If you need an introduction to watercolor papers, I've assembled a three-page primer for you, because I wish I had one when I was just starting out with watercolor painting. All about watercolor paper: [ Ссылка ]
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Check the links below for supplies used in this video so you can experiment with this flexible approach too:
drawing pencils
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watercolors (student grade)
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Strathmore Plate Finish Bristol paper
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Arches Hot Press paper
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Rosemary Sable Blend Brushes
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Butcher Tray Palette
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Brown Handle Synthetic Craft Brush
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Close up of Arches cotton paper courtesy of The Paper Project:
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*Reference Books*
Watercolor Painter’s Pocket Palette (great color mixing book)
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Making Color Sing (great color mixing book)
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Painting the Things you Love (great watercolor glazing book)
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Breaking the Rules of Watercolor (older book, but still chock full of good lessons)
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If you have any questions about the process, please leave them in the comment section, and I’ll do my best to answer them quickly! Happy art-making! #watercolors #watercolorpaper #paintinginglazes
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