Using a different method for my watercolor value study. You won’t believe how easy this makes it!

Building onto my last video, (link below) this is a quick and easy way to look at values. How to assemble your own value study in preparation for a watercolor painting. I call this a “paint by number” approach. Supplies listed below. I hope you’ll paint along with me today!

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Winsor & Newton tube paints:
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Watercolor Brush set:
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Tape for watercolor paper, Holbein soft tape:
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Cold pressed 140lb watercolor paper:
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