Master Loose Watercolor Flowers with the Right Supplies | Essential Tools & Tips | Course Lesson 1

Join me, Erin of Snowberry Design Co, as we delve into the world of watercolor painting! This comprehensive guide is your first step to painting stunning loose watercolor flowers. Learn about the essentials of watercolor supplies, from paper to brushes, and discover how quality materials can elevate your art.

Key Highlights:

Watercolor Paper 101: Uncover the secrets of choosing the best watercolor paper for vibrant paintings. Explore different brands like Canson XL, Fabriano, Strathmore, Blick Premium, and Arches, and learn what makes artist-grade, 100% cotton, 140 lb paper the ideal choice.

Brushes: Dive into the world of brushes - from round to pointed round brushes, and understand why I prefer Princeton's Heritage line. Find out the three essential brush sizes you need to start painting today.

Paints That Pop: Journey through the differences between pan sets and tube paints. Discover how professional-grade paints from Winsor & Newton and Daniel Smith can transform your artwork.

Bonus Tips:

Overcome the challenges of student-grade paper with practical tricks.
The pros and cons of Hot Press vs. Cold Press watercolor paper.
My personal journey from beginner's supplies to professional tools.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this video provides valuable insights and tips to enhance your watercolor journey. Don't forget to check out the downloadable cheat sheet for my favorite brands and supplies.

🌟 Stay tuned for our next lesson on setting up your palette and choosing the right colors for your watercolor masterpiece!

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