How to Make Your Watercolor Paintings Pop with Depth

I show you how to avoid the common mistake of flattening your watercolor painting by using soft backgrounds the right way. I’ll guide you through easy techniques to create depth and atmosphere with gentle, soft edges in your backgrounds. These tips will help your paintings feel more alive and three-dimensional, perfect for anyone looking to improve their watercolor skills. Whether you are a beginner or just want to refresh your approach, this video will help you paint backgrounds that support your whole picture beautifully.

Hello, I am Tim Wilmot, watercolor artist and creator of video tutorials and online workshops to help improve your watercolor.

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TIP: At the start of this video, I show my source photograph for the painting. If you want to keep referring to this during the video, then copy the URL of the video into another browser Tab or Window on your device. Run the video again, but of course pause it at the start where I show the source photo. In Chrome, you can also right-click on the tab and select ‘Duplicate’.

The paper I use and recommend is Saunders Waterford.

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