Blurry Background in Watercolor | Wet-on-Wet Practice

Practice with blurry soft backgrounds using wet-on-wet watercolor technique

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📷 REFERENCE PHOTO
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🖌 SUPPLIES USED
• Arches Bright White Sheet cut to 5x7 http://bit.ly/2NGKRQZ
• Princeton Aqua Elite Mottler Size 1 1/2" https://bit.ly/2K4PKrs
• Silver Black Velvet Size 10 & 6 Round https://bit.ly/2VmagGO
• Grumbacher Goldenedge Aquarelle ¾ http://bit.ly/2D0Zmd9
• Acrylic panel (bought at hardware store)

🖌 COLORS USED (all Daniel Smith unless noted)
• Perylene Green
• Olive Green (White Nights)
• Jane’s Grey
• Phthalo Blue Green Shade
• Phthalo Green Blue Shade
• Hansa Yellow Light

Links to watercolor paints mentioned above:
Daniel Smith http://bit.ly/2oRbtEB
White Nights (St. Petersberg) https://bit.ly/35oE90T

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