Brush strokes The brush is not just used to layer your paint it is vital for the process of painting. Read more...   Monotype Monotype is a technique in which you paint on glass and transfer it onto paper. Read more...

Forms The form is what an artist uses to create the shape. You can paint a surface flat and with no dimension. Read more...   Techniques In wash watercolor you would dilute the paint and the watercolor is then applied in a very fluid state. Read more...   Pencil Pencil is the easy way of not doing pen and ink. It works the same, cost effective and less of a mess, and it does not drip and is forgiving. Read more...   Paper Watercolor paper is sold in a wide range of weights. The vary from 90 lb to 300 lb for the heaviest. Read more...   Masking Now that I have told you over and over again how to protect and always protect the white of your paper Read more...   Stumbling A stumble is a semi-opaque layer of light color applied over a dry layer of a darker color, usually opaque. A stumble resembles a Read more...   Equipment needed The materials required for watercolor painting are simple: paints, paper, brushes and water. Read more...   Acrylic verses watercolor techniques Acrylic can be used to simulate watercolor, by laying down thin washes you can achieve the same as watercolor. Once the wash dries with acrylic you can apply another and another Read more...   Subject matters If you are new at watercolor you maybe frustrated thinking of what to paint. Read more...   Wet-in-wet This term means the application of paint to a wet surface, this could be achieved if the paper is Read more...

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