Do you like a piece of artwork but aren’t sure whether an original or a print is the right choice for you? At first glance, they may look very similar, yet they are very different purchases when it comes to price, value and overall experience.
Is your watercolor already dry and ready to hang, but you’re unsure whether to use any frame or one specifically designed for paper? Here is the correct order for framing it without causing stains, warping or color fading.
A good watercolor brush can last you for years, but choosing between so many shapes, sizes and types of hair is not always easy when you are just starting out.
The paper you use can make the difference between a watercolor painting that flows naturally and one that buckles, tears, or cannot handle the amount of water you need.
Here are five concrete tips for creating depth with watercolor, designed for you to apply to your next painting no matter what subject you’re working on.
In this article, I’ll walk you step by step through different ways to add texture to watercolor, from water-based techniques to household materials you probably already have at home.
