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Watercolor Tutorial
Published: 2009-05-16 20:34:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 378081; Favourites: 17579; Downloads: 13807
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Since some people asked for my watercolor tutorial, I decided to make one. This is my very first attempt at making tutorial, you guys shouldn't laugh or scorn... - -'Anyway, I hope this will be useful : )
The finished one here: [link]
And specially thank ~Cadybrille for translating this ♥
Enjoy!
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Edit: I want to express my thanks to ~cinqvingtetun and ^znow-white for your suggestion and choice for DD. You're so kind. I'm very happy . Thanks a lot! ♥
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really awesome!! i would like to draw and paint like you!!
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Hi, I have a question on this tutorial "Watercolor Tutorial " :
It's about when you color the flowers, in the beggining.
The first yellowish layer is of a constant color. I can do this.
But could you explain how do you shade the tones of the second layer ? Do you apply color and then suck it with the tissue to create a shaded tone ? Or do you apply a little and then push with water ?
I hope you'll notice my question, within those 100 everyday mails ^^.
Thank you !
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You use a strong red color and then add water slowly (from blank/constant color place to the strong red) by another brush : ) It's kind of wet on wet ^ ^
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Thank you for the answer... but I still don't really understand ^^.
Can you give me some more details please ?
Is it like :
1-you wait until the yellow paper is dry
2-you put some strong red color
3-you put some water everywhere on the flower
4-the color move by its own
or
1-you wait until the yellow paper is dry
2-you put some strong red color
3-you push the red color with a brush with more and more water to make the color less and less strong
or
1-you wait until the yellow paper is dry
2-you put some strong red color
3-you put some water near from the red part
4-you wait until the red color move
5-return to step 3 for x times (and x=?)
Sorry to disturb you again...
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I was wondering how you paint so beautifully
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this is amazing, I've been doing watercolour for a while, but nothing as awesome as this, thanks for sharing! I really need a lightbox...
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WOOW I LOOOVE IT! PERFECT! <3 <3 <3 :3
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och when i'm looking and looking this looking easer xD xD than i thoung for first time xD
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Thank you so much for the tutorial, it's really helpful 
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Amazing! This is just what I've been looking for! Great tutorial <3 Your art is beautiful.
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Thank you so much! Your paintings look too good to be real
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mil gracias!!!!!!!!! XD thank!!!!!! :3
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In what store do you buy the Double A paper?I can't seem to find anywhere.Also, what size is it?
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It's just a normal white photocopy A4 paper, I used to use it for rough sketch (draft). You may use different types, it's fine as long as it's a thin paper ^ ^
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omg awesomeee 
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this is an amazing tutorial! the drawing which came out is very beautiful
The details you added are so wonderful.
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Fantastic tutorial, thank you!
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I neither laugh nor scorn. ITS JUST SO AWESOME. THANKS FOR SHARING!
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this is a really awesome and detailed tutorial regarding painting, it really makes me want to try out. Thanks for this!
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You are really inspiring
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Thank you so much for this! I had no idea watercolor could look this cool. A friend had suggested I try it a while back, but I always dismissed it. This has made me reconsider.
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yay!!!!!!!!11 my wish has come true! thanks for making this fabbbbb tutoriall!
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Amazing! Thank you for share your artistic knowledge with us!
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WOW!!!! What kind of paper is this and the water color? Pls tell all the things that you've use to create this drawing...
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This is gorgeouss!!! thanks a lot! ^^
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Awesome tutorial, I like it a lot and it'll be usefull for me ^^ thanks!
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For second, and third layers, should we wait for the last coat to dry first? or go ahead while it's wet?
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this actually helps quiet a bit, I have a water color progect that is more than a year in the making on a large scale watercolor paper that I was stumped on. Thank you so much.
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I BOW DOWN TO U ! u are AWESOME!! ...
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This will help me so much!
Thank you~
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Oh wow~
Wonderful watercolor tutorial! I decided to try painting this summer, it'll kinda be my challenge lol
This will definitively help, I really like your style!
Thank you for sharing !
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sweet jesus mary and kirstin. youre so fucking talented @__@
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This is really quite nice..love it actually
i cant believe you don't use frisket!
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I so want to try this out. When ever i try to use watercolours , either the paint is too dry or too wet. I can never get it to look like this.
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HOLY CRAP.....you put my work to same (well everyone does on this site...) BTW..............What do you use for the highlighting dots cause i was looking for one for a LOOOOOONG time but i did not know the name of where to find it......could you tell me.......
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oh my.just so awesome..thank youy very much for sharing this tutorial to many artists.but i really hope that once i don something like this.,it will coemout the way i wanted it to be.
i must say that youi are really good!
i salute you for being such a great artist!!
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thank you sooooooo much...i never learned how to use watercolours,so my watercolour paintings never looked so damn good...You really helped me a lot, I love you
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Hey, can I ask you where you bought your Leningrad watercolor? Thanks a lot!
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I bought it from an art-store in Vietnam ^ ^
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