Overworking Your Watercolors? Here's how to fix this... 🎨✏️
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Here's one tip I believe is KEY to avoid overworking your watercolors, and it has to do with BRUSH MARKS. I find that painting with FEWER brush marks tends to lead to fresher, less overworked results. This is especially true for painting foliage, hair, textures etc... But also true to large shapes of value.
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Dessye Dee Clark
1yr
larger brush helps me do this less. I liked your negative painting around the bird.
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1yr
Thank you 🙏 Also - very happy to see you here 😊
Indeed large brushes alleviate some of the overwork without having to do anything!
