Place the Light in Your Paintings!

The most powerful visual tool watercolor artists have is light! I will show you how to manage, organize and manipulate light to improve your watercolor paintings.
Watch me do some short painting examples of different methods to decide where you want to put the light in your final painting. As artists, we don't have to be honest with the light, we can enhance our paintings by placing the light where it will create more beautiful and dynamic designs.

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