Hello friends! I have a new video tutorial today- Wet on Wet Watercoloring by dropping colors. You can create the softest colors and blends with this technique and the results are awesome! I hope you watch it and give it a try!
Watercoloring is so relaxing and I love exploring and trying out new ideas like this Watercolor Salt Technique. If you are new, begin watercolor painting with a basic paint set and then advance further. Today, I am trying the Wet on Wet Watercoloring by dropping color technique!
Wet on Wet Watercolor YouTube Video:
In this video, I will show you easy watercolor flowers and also two lettering projects using different products that give completely different results. This is a great technique for both lettering and painting flowers.
Watch the VIDEO: Water Coloring Tutorial: Dropping in Colors, Wet on Wet
Below, I have tried to list all of the craft supplies I pulled out to create this project. Affiliate links have been used. Which means that if you make a purchase I earn a small commission.
Supplies list:
I love using my Tombow Dual Brush pens along with a Blending palette itself to create a watercolor effect. I love these Derwent waterbrushes. I also recommend the brush that comes with this Koi Watercolor set. I have loved lettering with the brushes that come in this set as well. In the video I also talk about how this technique would be awesome with these Dr.Ph.Martin colors.
Here are my easy watercolor flowers – very beginner friendly and much easier to master. You create the softest looking watercolor flowers and leaves and really the water does all the work for you in this Wet on Wet Watercolor Technique.
For the flowers I used Tombow Dual Brush pen nos: 725, 847, 747, 679
For the leaves I used Tombow Dual Brush pen nos: 173, 528, 277
For this second Wet on Wet Watercolor example, I used mixed media paper and the Sakura Koi Watercolors along with a waterbrush. I lettered the word with water first and then dropped in the color. You MUST watch the video to see this one in action. So much fun! What do you think of this result? Do you love it or think its just ok?
Below I tried Wet on Wet Watercolor and lettered the word happiness. It turned out all pink and pretty! Love the look of this!
In conclusion, the Wet on Wet Watercoloring Idea is a great way to drop in a different color and blend it in easily.
Hi I’m Smitha! I live in Minnesota with my husband and two daughters. You’ll always find me painting florals in my sketchbook. And I love the sheer joy of making something with just my hands! But my bigger love is capturing it all on camera Read more.
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