Let the water do the painting to achieve great results. Abstract Watercolor landscape /Mexico 2020

Watercolour supplies I used in this video view below.

Allow the water to create the textures and tones. In this abstract watercolour landscape I am using a new technique to achieve the organic rustic landscape that is reflected in the hills and mountains of Mineral de Pozos, Mexico. This is the first time I have used masking tape to create hard border around the painting and elevating the watercolour pad in different angels to manipulate the flow of paint. By doing so, I am creating a contrast between the organic flow of paint within the painting and the hard edge of the outer painting - the border. This is a great process to allow the watercolour pigment and water to do what they do best.

Hope you enjoy my latest abstract watercolor landscape painting. Let me know what you think.

Enjoy.

Editing software: DaVinci 15. Great free software. easy to use.

Watercolour Paint: Winsor & Newton Professional. More expensive than most but the colours are intense. I find I use less pigment with these paints.

Watercolour Paper: 140lb cold press. Most midium priced papers in this weight are good.


Brushes: Shanlian Hubi Fine Chinese brushes. You can buy them from Amazon.



Music from the Youtube audio library:
There's Probably No Time by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
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Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/