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Watercolor Techniques for Art Lovers: From Transparent to Opaque

Explore the beauty of watercolors in landscapes and journals using sponge and splatter techniques. Learn about transparent vs. opaque colors and how the white of the paper can enhance your work. Discover the magic of layering and creating fantasy scenes with found objects. Journal, paint doors and windows, study light and shadows, and experiment with warm and complementary colors. Enhance your art with movement and focal points.

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Watercolor Techniques for Art Lovers: From Transparent to Opaque

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  1. Scumble energy

  2. Animals and strong lighting

  3. Sunset over Florence Italy, Audrey Falck

  4. Watercolors great for journals

  5. Art Lovers

  6. Sponge and Splattertechniques

  7. Watercolors should use the white of the paper for illumination Transparent vs Opaque What is the difference?\ Give an example.

  8. Fantasy Opaque colors

  9. Watercolor, texture and found objects

  10. Watercolors are great for painting snow scenes

  11. Layering with watercolors and pen

  12. Landscapes and Journaling

  13. Journaling/ fonts/ poems and your art

  14. Draw doors and windowsstudy cast shadows and light on buildings and plant life

  15. Wet on Wet techinque

  16. Warm colors

  17. Complementary colors

  18. Complementary geometric shapes

  19. Complementary colors

  20. Opaque colors & patternsMovement/ focal points (red)

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