Question Any tips on working with watercolor paint?Doing an art project in school. We will paint a landscape in the first perspective with watercolor paint.
Answer: Draw your picture quite easily with a pencil first. Delete all lines with a kneaded eraser perspective, the won, t leave debris on the paper. Paint your lightest areas first with water and not much color - with the largest brush that fit into the space. Essentially Painting with Watercolor Painting with colored water. Try to put the color only once, and not to go about it - unless you want to add a little color. Keep the color is wet to avoid hard edges. Working from the lightest color to darkest, and use black last and very sparingly, if at all, and make sure everything is dry - or it will run and smear and ruin all the nice, clear colors that you have put .. White areas should be left white and planned for a start. Add detail and texture in the very last. Hope this helps. If you have an "accident", they can go and see what happens.
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