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- Watercolor - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Join us for interesting and informative discussions of techniques, materials, and approaches to working with watercolors
- Painting over watercolors? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Oil and watercolor techniques are very different, so the sooner you move to oil, the better If you want – and it’s a good idea – use your watercolor pencils to do a rough study sketch for reference If you’re still interested in trying out the watercolor-first approach, go for it, but on a test piece or two
- can water colors be painted over acrylics? - WetCanvas: Online Living . . .
Watercolor is pigment suspended in a binder usually of gum arabic, glycerin and a humectant…this will adhere to acrylic…but will be brittle…and will flake off easily…so you would have to varnish it
- Kuretake Gansai Tambi 12 watercolors set review
I’m reposting here the review I did on my blog about Kuretake Gansai Tambi 12 watercolours set review I’m posting some of the photos here and I’ll give for the review purposes some links for some photos in full size directly from my site ( as WC has limits regarding the size of the uploaded photographs ) Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolours have become quite popular among
- More discontinued pigments. - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Nevertheless, it’s somewhat fugitive and slightly toxic, so it has lost favor in fine-art uses Daniel Smith offers a tube of single-pigment watercolor (for which, suspiciously, they claim a lightfastness of “II — Very Good” …) PV49 Cobalt Violet This has become extremely difficult to find at standard manufacturers
- Best books to learn watercolor - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Hello What are the best books about learning Watercolor? I'm a real beginner and don't know almost nothing I read good reviews about a book called Everyday […]
- MAGENTA: PR122 or PV19?? Opinions please.
Thank you Char for your swatches, but I’m not interested about how different manufacturers make and name different Magenta colours but particularly for the differences among these two particular pigments PR122 VS PV19 the redder one Is there any differences on the hue or the handling? Why would you prefer the one instead of the other?
- Non-Granulating Alternative to Ultramarine? - WetCanvas: Online Living . . .
Non-Granulating Alternative to Ultramarine? Home › Forums › Explore Media › Watercolor › The Learning Zone › Non-Granulating Alternative to Ultramarine?
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