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Author: Arnold_Lowrey, Contributing Editor
 | This painting uses most (although not all) of the previous techniques. Remember, if you have control of water you have control of watercolour.
Dry into wet allows the door, steps and handrail to be placed in the wet and the images to be retained with soft edges. |
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| The Finished Painting - "Orange Wood Cottage"
Spending the time to come to grips with these techniques will move you forward with your watercolour. The above techniques are important keys to practicing your watercolour crafts and mastering them will allow you to concentrate on the importance of the art in your paintings. Composition, design, unity, value, colour, intensity, etc. which, when applied properly, will put you a step ahead of the crowd and help you to sing with your own voice! Keep painting and good luck! Arnold Lowrey (A special thank-you to Phyllis Franklin (llis) who worked with me as editor for this article!) |
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