watercolor tutorials

Sumiyo Toribe "Dandelion" watercolor on paper 11"x15" more paintings at www.storibe.etsy.com

Put the Water in Watercolor Art Why not use a water medium to paint water? It just seems logical! You can get stunning results for painting seascapes with these painting techniques for creating different types of moving water: gentle waves, rolling waves, water crashing on rocks and rolling over wet sand, with Grant Fuller in his video, Painting the Sea in Watercolor. The results: watercolor art you'll be proud to hang on the walls of your beach house! (Hey, a girl can dream, right?) Make…

In this free art lesson, Ron will show you he incorporates greens to create depth in landscapes. This is part of his DVD "The Components of Landscape". Order...

Process video of birch tree watercolor painting by Lindsay Megahed

Click here for free full tutorial: http://bit.ly/1lCdYXy Includes video. Learn how to turn your fan brush into your new favorite brush with these 4 nifty watercolor techniques. Various beginner, intermediate & advanced watercolor techniques are taught on this site. #paintingideas

A short step-by-demo demo painting a cat's eyes in watercolor by Barbara at the Wet Canvas forum.

One easy way to paint believable fog with watercolor is to paint the fog area with clean water, letting some of the surrounding color drift in with soft, fog...

Official trailer for new Steve Hall DVD from www.townhousefilms.co.uk

I use white gel pens to touch up my watercolour sketches at the end. The two pens I recommend are the Pentel K108 Hybrid Roller and Uni-ball Signo UM-153. Be...

Another spontaneous watercolor painting this time focusing on spattered masking fluid and spritzed clear water as an effect and texture generator. Spatter an...

Golden Retriever by Ron Krajewski Self-taught artist Ron Krajewski (Dog Art Studio) shares his technique for painting pet portraits w...

In this free watercolor demonstration, artist Betty Carr shows how she uses the movement of her brush and the rhythm and flow of her body for expression. Mat...

billpolm's shared video file.

Tuesday Tips and Tricks: Often in urban sketching we focus on the architecture or landmarks we encounter to tell the story of our surroundings. There are times though, when we add people to the scene, even when they’re not the focus. They add an element that can make it easier for the viewer to connect with our visual story. People give scale, energy, life, and an invitation into the scene. When you need or want an extra spark in your landscape or cityscape including people can be the trick…