Value watercolor painting

Watercolor Painting Practice : Basic Landscape Elements Hi everyone! After practicing just “landscapes” in general - going from simple black and white value studies to color - I thought that it would be helpful to tackle individual elements. If you haven’t, please check out my very first “study

An excerpt from Ron Hazell's "The Artist's Guide to Painting Water in Watercolor," on creating a value study.

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3 Watercolor value exercises to help you improve the quality of your paintings. One of the biggest factors that differentiates a novice and an experienced watercolor artist is the translation of values in their work. An experienced watercolor artist knows how to portray values accurately. In this article you'll find 3 value exercises to help you improve.

I know what you’re thinking. Just another watercolor pear painting… Right ? Overused and not very original ! But pears, like many other fruit and vegetables, are really useful forms for studying some of the fundamentals of watercolor painting. They generally have a very simple shape, so even if your outline sketch isn’t accurate you’ll

Kris DeBruine on Instagram: "Use this trick to get the values right in your next watercolor painting. Find more free resources for growing in watercolor on my website: https://studio.krisdebruine.com/free-resources #watercolorpainting #krisdebruinestudio"