Landscape | Pen with watercolour | line and wash | easy way to paint watercolor

Ink pen with watercolor
painting .
for beginners and for those interested in watercolor technique

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Paper: chithrapath 270 gram , cold press. used ink pen , round brush: no 12 and point 4 and watercolor for this painting


color using : Cobaltblue/ yellow ocher / burntsiena / gamboge yellow | prusian blue
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You're interested in learning about using a pen with watercolors to enhance your watercolor skills. This technique is often referred to as "watercolor illustration" or "ink and watercolor." Here are some tips to get you started:

Materials Needed
1. Watercolor paper (cold press or hot press)
2. Watercolor paints
3. A waterproof pen (e.g., Micron, Sakura, or Faber-Castell)
4. A watercolor brush

Basic Techniques
1. *Line work*: Use the waterproof pen to create bold lines and outlines for your illustration. You can also add details and textures with the pen.
2. *Watercolor washes*: Apply watercolor paints to the paper using a brush. Start with light washes and gradually build up to deeper colors.
3. *Blending*: Use a wet brush to blend the watercolor paints and create soft, gradient-like transitions.
4. *Layering*: Allow each layer of watercolor to dry before adding more layers. This will help prevent muddying the colors.

Tips for Combining Pen and Watercolor
1. *Use the pen to define shapes*: Use the pen to create bold outlines and define the shapes in your illustration.
2. *Add watercolor textures*: Use the watercolor brush to add textures and interest to your illustration.
3. *Experiment with different line weights*: Varying the thickness of your pen lines can add visual interest to your illustration.
4. *Balance pen and watercolor elements*: Make sure to balance the boldness of the pen lines with the softness of the watercolor washes.