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Removing cockles and wrinkles from watercolor paper

Removing cockles and wrinkles from watercolor paper

by Joe | May 9, 2012 | Framing, Tips, Watercolor materials

If you do not stretch your watercolor paper you will usually find that your paper has cockled (the creasing or wrinkling of a surface) or warped during painting to a varying degree. Then when you try to frame it your painting will not sit flat on its mat. To help with...
The two most important ingredients for watercolor painting

The two most important ingredients for watercolor painting

by Joe | Apr 23, 2012 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting

 Watercolor painting ingredients Obviously the quality of the watercolor paper, brushes and paints you use will be important to your painting success but without a thorough understanding of water and what happens to it over time you will find yourself really working...
Mold on watercolors in your palette

Mold on watercolors in your palette

by Joe | Mar 23, 2012 | Watercolor materials, Watercolor paint

How does mold develop in your watercolor palette One of my students brought in the photo below of mold or fungus growing over some of the watercolor paints in his palette. I have heard of this for many years though I have never experienced it myself or met someone...
Dry Brush Technique for Watercolor Paintings

Dry Brush Technique for Watercolor Paintings

by Joe | Mar 5, 2012 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Broken Edge, Dry Brush

Dry brush technique One of the brush strokes most often missing in beginners’ watercolor paintings is the Dry Brush Technique. This is a shame as it can add a great deal of energy and interest to a painting. While my comments are primarily directed at watercolor...
Removing cockles and wrinkles from watercolor paper

Watercolor painting demonstration of boats and early morning rising mist

by Joe | Feb 26, 2012 | Fog and mist, Painting Boats, Underwash, Watercolor Demonstrations, Wet in Wet, Wet on Wet

San Diego Harbor, Rising Mist I have just loaded my latest watercolor demonstration painting. The painting is titled “Rising Mist” and is of an early morning scene on San Diego harbor with the mist rising. It is based on a photo my wife took a number of...
Watercolor brushes – 10 things which will damage them

Watercolor brushes – 10 things which will damage them

by Joe | Feb 13, 2012 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Equipment, Watercolor basics, Watercolor Brushes

Caring for your watercolor brushes I am often giving my students advice about what to do and not to do with their watercolor brushes so I thought I would see if I could create a list of 10 things which will damage a watercolor (watercolour)brush. It took a bit of...
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