Watercolor wash technique is one of the most basic watercolor techniques. But still most people painting in watercolor do not get it right. That results in muddy paintings. Though it seems like a difficult technique its actually very easy. I have done a blog post on the same on my blog. It also includes two instruction videos. So check it out and do let me know about it.
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1 comment:
Nice explanation of the wash technique — seeing the difference between the wet-on-wet and graded washes really helps. I've been working through watercolor basics alongside step-by-step drawing lessons from https://drawlesson.com, and combining both has improved my painting a lot. Thanks for sharing!
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