Watercolor Country Barn by Deb Watson Step by Step Tutorial for Beginners

A red barn in watercolor is traditional and fun to paint. You'll pick up valuable watercolor landscape tips and techniques in this video, as well as basic art composition. All the colors and mixes of colors you'll need are listed below.

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---------------------- * COLORS * ---------------------------------------------------------

Red - Most Red Colors Will Work
Yellow - Lemon, Hansa, Aureolin or any light, bright yellow
Burnt Sienna
Light Blue - Cobalt and/or Cerulean Blue
Dark Blue - Phthalo Blue (or Prussian or Idanthrone)

------------------- * COLOR MIXES * -------------------------------------------------------

Far Away Light Green - Light Blue + Yellow
Medium Green - Light Green + touch of Dark Blue or Dark Green
Dark Green - Phthalo Blue + Burnt Sienna
Gray - Mostly Light Blue + Burnt Sienna
Gold - Yellow + Burnt Sienna
Barn Red - Red + a little Brown and/or a little Gray
Dark Red - Red + Dark Green
Black - Red + more Dark Green

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------------------------------ * ABOUT DEB WATSON * ------------------------------------------

Deb Watson is a well known artist and teacher - she loves teaching and her goal is get more people painting!

When she was a child, Deb's parents discouraged art as a waste of time, so Deb became a nurse. Even while working full time and raising a family, she still dabbled in art as a hobby. Deb was most interested in painting realistic watercolors, but no classes were available, so she taught herself, over many years of practice (and a lot of bad paintings.) When Deb's art began winning awards and selling, (her work has won hundreds of awards and been exhibited in juried exhibits and museums across the nation.) she turned to art part time, and then full time. Deb Watson enjoys teaching and painting watercolor from Lancaster Pennsylvania, where she lives with her husband, one cat and a mischievous sheep dog named Edgar.

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