Masking liquid watercolor

Want to play around with masking fluid in your watercolour painting? Here's how to use this flexible art supply to create stunning paintings!

This blog post explains how to use masking fluid when painting with watercolors and also a few key tips to have in mind when using this invaluable tool.

How to use masking fluid in your watercolor paintings and preserve white areas without using white paint or gouache: 6 tips

akvarell_design on Instagram: I believe this is the best way to remove a masking liquid from watercolor paper 😉

Masking fluid is so much fun to create with. And lately I am loving the watercolor resist pen from Prima. Masking fluid is a latex liquid used to block out areas of a watercolor painting. Once it drie

"Key" watercolor, liner, masking liquid.

Have long been meaning to try using a bottle of masking fluid, a gum which resists ink and watercolour - to see the effects with my drawings, and after investing in a bottle yesterday, am super excited by the results, love it!! Excuse that they're a bit basic, but it was my first attempt and now there's no stopping me! Step by step below... 1. So. Le masking fluid - tinted pale blue so you can see what you're doing, v handy! Used an ink nib at first unsuccessfully, as it all dried and wasn't…

Watercolor, masking fluid application

Hello everyone! It's Sandy Allnock, and I'm excited to share another idea with you about watercolor! Liquid Masking Fluids - sometimes called Friskets - can protect areas of your painting. This can make your life easier when attempting to paint...