Understanding to Paint in Watercolor
by Jarek Glod
Watercolor! The delightful word evokes a sense of lightness, luminosity, and, indeed, anxiety! Who would have thought that a blank sheet of paper could be so daunting?
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Firstly, let’s talk about paper. Watercolor paper comes in three grades: Hot Pressed, which has a smooth texture; Cold Pressed (or Not), which is slightly rougher and has more tooth; and finally, Rough, which has a notably textured surface.
The paper is also available in various weights. For beginners, a medium-weight Cold Pressed surface is ideal. It is easy to handle, can withstand rough treatment, and its texture allows for interesting effects.
Secondly, consider the paints themselves. They come in two forms: solid blocks or ‘pans’, and tubes of liquid … ...Read the rest.
“Understanding to Paint in Watercolor”
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