This was painted on Arches 300lb 100% cotton paper and wow, it makes a huge difference. Over the past week, I’ve watched several videos on watercolors and the artists kept saying that 100% cotton is the best for watercolors as well as better paints. As you can see from the …
The feathers were painted on Canson 140 lb watercolor paper. You can see that it leaves hard edges in places. I also used two brands of watercolors, Holbein & Crafts4All; I don’t recommend it because they did not blend or work that well together IMO. That said, they are still …
There are two watercolors this week and both of them are ocean views. I’m not really happy with either of them but, you know, you have to practice in order to get better. At least that is what ‘they’ say. Anyway, I’ll share my works and hopefully get better with each …
The trees were painted with Crafts4All watercolors and I used Silver Black Velvet brushes. The colors I used are in the image below.
So this picture is for a friend who asked me to paint something with brighter colors. Ha! Voila. Anyway, this is painted with Crafts4All paints and the Silver Black Velvet paint brushes (sizes 10, 8, 2 and the Silver ultra mini 2). And painted on 140 lb. Cold Pressed watercolor …
This painting was done with watercolor paint by Crafts4All; I don’t see or hear about professional painters ever using this brand of watercolor but I actually like it because it’s smooth and easy to manipulate on cold pressed watercolor paper. IMO. Thanks for stopping by to see it; and if …
This was painted on 140 lb watercolor paper. Holbein Watercolors: Prussian Blue Chinese White Ivory Black Perm Green No. 2 Perm Yellow Lemon Burnt Sienna Burnt Umer Silver Limited Brushes: Silver Ultra Mini 12/0 Silver Black Velvet 6 Silver Black Velvet 8 Silver Golden Natural 0 This is a lovely …
These popsicles were painted during the last couple of weeks and can also be found at candace-bailly.pixels.com where you can have the image printed on a large variety of products at reasonable prices. Check it out if you like the artwork. This site is part of the Fine Art America …
