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Combining Techniques
Iv,e mentioned the two techniques - wet in wet and drybrush several times here. Thats because they work so well together. Here is an example where I placed the focal point - the boats - drybrushed, against the soft misty sky and mountains. You can often notice this idea in traditional Chinese ink painting.
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Ilford Outskirts
Here is a quick little sketch and painting of a building I pass almost every day.
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Painting on the train in California 😄
Hi everyone, I'm so happy to be here! 😄 I recently picked up watercolor painting on my train commute to my day job. I had been thinking to myself for the longest time that I wanted to paint again (I used to do acrylic painting as a kid) and I have always loved the dreamy and ethereal effects of watercolor. I then thought, why not turn my commute (usually fairly exhausting and mundane as I commute 2 hours each way) into a fun pasttime, so I went and bought a cute travel paint set (size of an iPhone) that fits perfectly in my backpack and take it out during my commute. I've only done a few so far but I found that it really makes me feel alive and creative again when I'm painting! I love it ☺️💕. The pic with the paint palette is my first one 2 weeks ago, and the one with the hot air balloons is one I just finished now on my commute home 😄
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