How to make "Temple"Watercolor painting for beginners

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Basic Watercolor Techniques

Watercolor paint is quite versatile, and you can use it in many ways, including with other mediums. For example, you can use watercolors with acrylics, gouache, and pastels to create unique art pieces. You do not need all that much when it comes to painting with watercolors, just some watercolor paints, brushes, and paper. 


Wet-on-Wet Watercolor Paint Technique

This watercolor technique can help you to paint landscapes and things like water and the sky. The technique is quite simple. You wet the canvas with water and then apply the paint. This is also a great way to blend watercolors. Make sure you wet your watercolor paper until it is damp, you do not want it to be soaked with water. You simply then load the brush with watercolor paint and touch it down onto your paper. You should observe the paint blooming or spreading.


Wet-on-Dry Watercolor Paint Technique

This is another simple technique, Gradient wash: Use a single color to create a graded wash, which means there is a gradual change in the intensity of the paint color. For this, you can use either the wet-on-wet or wet-on-dry technique. You usually begin with a more vibrant, intense color, which changes into a less intense or lighter color.similar to the above but the paint goes on dry paper instead. This is the more common and traditional way of painting and is great for adding details and providing clean, sharp edges. This technique is something you can use alone, or it can be used with other watercolor techniques.

Creating Watercolor Washes

Gradient wash: Use a single color to create a graded wash, which means there is a gradual change in the intensity of the paint color. For this, you can use either the wet-on-wet or wet-on-dry technique. You usually begin with a more vibrant, intense color, which changes into a less intense or lighter color.

Variegated wash: This uses two or more paint colors, which incorporates the wet-on-wet technique. Similar to your gradient wash, the wet paper helps the colors to blend.

Flat wash: This involves using one color that is applied evenly over the paper and you will need to prepare a fair amount of paint to get consistent coverage.



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