Easy Watercolor Landscape Tutorial with Reflections
You seem to be enjoying my loose watercolor landscapes as much as I am and I have received multiple requests for more tutorials! Well, they say that the squeaky wheel gets the grease and it certainly applies in this case! I’m thrilled to have an excuse to paint and explore more creative options with these easy watercolor landscape tutorials. We’ve added a lake/pond into the mix this time and will explore a few ways to “tackle” the reflections and the appearance of water using watercolors. I think you’ll love it and be able to apply what you learn to your own landscapes. Let’s dive in!
In today's tutorial, I'm going to share with you my super easy watercolor landscape techniques. Perfect for beginner watercolor artists!
Watercolor Landscape Tutorial: https://youtu.be/JbHTxJxD5ws
Watercolor CLOUDS Tutorial: https://youtu.be/-sdpR2x7p70
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In this video I'm excited to share some of my favorite watercolor tips and tricks (that actually work)! This is more than your typical "salt" or "crayon resist" tricks that so many people share—instead, these are tools or techniques that have helped to take my fine art watercolors to the next level or have made my life as an artist significantly easier.