Materials Page:

glass muller
pigment / rocks etc
glass etched slab - tutorial
scale to weigh
recipe book
binder / recipes
distilled h2o
measuring spoons
palette knives

Humectant - honey, corn syrup, glycerine…

pigment remains wet - too much binder?

cracks - needs more binder

Learn more about my creative process on Instagram: @houseofwatercolor

Head on over to my website to view high resolution scans of the entire Winsor & Newton range of watercolors. 🙌

I know several artists who paint exclusively with Winsor & Newton watercolors. Are you one of them, or is there a color of theirs

It may not have been the best year...but these were my best (most popular) posts. #bestnine2020

I have begun a massive project!
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Earlier this year I tested the top 10 professional watercolor papers, and chose one that suits my painting style best. You will get the most from your paint swatches by swatching the colors on your preferred pap

How do you dispose of your old paint water?

I’m not sure where I read it, but someone had once shared that they keep a bucket of sand in their studio for their leftover dirty paint water. By the end of a painting there is a lot of pigment lef

This is an awesome way to use masking fluid!

My husband and I are in the process of buying a home so things have been a bit delayed on my end. Rest assured I’ll be sharing more examples and tips on using masking fluid soon. 🙂👍

Medium used:

We began our watercolor education together learning how salt reacts to a wet wash of pigment. Up next we are going to experiment with masking fluid. 🙌

Do you have any questions to ask or helpful tips to share about masking fluid?

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