wet on wet tutorial WATERCOLOUR

The technique of working wet on wet, along with the incredible variety of effects this creates, is what makes watercolour so unique and so different form other mediums.

It is not necessarily complicated but it does take good amount of practice and play, time with brush in hand, to really get a feel for how the pigment and water feels in the brush, how wet the paper is in any given area, and then the relationship between these two factors.

In this short video I give you a quick run through of my own language, approach and watercolour process whilst painting a red panda.

Lots more on this wet in wet technique to come.

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