"The Old Faucet" (PART 1) - REAL-TIME video with annotations explaining techniques and steps.
Learn to paint realistic watercolors with Lana Privitera. Master wet-on-wet and realistic detail.
MATERIALS for "The Old Faucet" (read more below)
PAINTS:
* Winsor & Newton: Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna and Permanent Rose.
* Daniel Smith: Cobalt blue, Sap Green
BRUSHES: Robert Simmons series 875 - Round White synthetic: #4, #6 and #8 and an inexpensive white Nylon from Cheap' Joe's to mix my paints.
PAPER: Arches sheet 140 Cold Press (300 grs NOT) Fine Grain, 100% cotton, cut in a piece 11” x 15”
OTHER SUPPLIES:
2 glasses with water: one to clean the brushes while we work, another with clean water to add to our paint mixes.
- Pencil HB 2, Staedler Noris, or mechanical 0.7 - for little details.
- Soft synthetic eraser.
- Round plastic palette.
- Absorbent paper towels, cut in fours. I like the brand Viva.
- Artist tape: My current favorite: General Brand Black Masking Tape 1 in. x 60 yd.
If you want to use masking liquid, these are the supplies I suggest you use:
Pebeo Drawing Gum Bottle, 45 ml - is my current favorite.... or Winsor& Newton.
Grafix RCPU Rubber Cement Pick-Up, 2 by 2-Inch
Soft synthetic brush, with a good tip, to use with the masking liquid.
- A little container to hold the masking liquid needed in this session.
- A small container with a piece of soap to rub our brush in it before we dip the brush in the masking liquid. Or you can use some detergent in the water. It saves the brush from becoming solid with congealed masking liquid.
- Light Pad - to trace your sketch on the watercolor paper. Mine is a A-4 ultra-light.
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