Preserving Saturation & Glow in Watercolor

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Hi there! In this video I'm practicing preserving the saturation / vibrancy / glow of a water's surface.

Join me and see what a practice session like this typically looks like.

The main idea here is to place the water in using ONE WASH only. As soon as you glaze over it, you'll turn in more overworked and possibly darker.

I'm quite happy with the end result, and especially the variety of temperature.

Here's the reference photo:
http://www.wetcanvas.com/RefLib/showp...

Enjoy!
Liron

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