EASY LIGHTHOUSE WATERCOLOUR TUTORIAL - using urban sketching techniques and loose and fun colours

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In this watercolour art demo/tutorial I'll show you in real time how I create a loose and expressive sketch of this light house from a reference photo.

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Watercolours can be intimidating, but they can also be fun and exciting.

Using simple line work we can quickly capture the essence of the scene, focussing on keeping things loose, simple and joined up. Before adding in loose and watery colours, moving the pigments on the page and mixing both in a palette and on the page. Splashes, splatters and highlights are added at the end after the page has all dried and voila - a fun piece of art is completed!

Equipment used:
Moleskin A5 watercolour sketchbook
0.1mm Derwent Fine Liner
Pentel 0.1mm white gel pen
Waterbrush by Caren D'ache
Watercolours: Hansa yellow med, cobalt blue, pthalo blue, viridian, burnt sienna, scarlet lake

The light house in question is 'Pigeon Point Lighthouse'.

The reference image is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeon_...
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