Watercolor Painting: Splatter Painting Grass
Watercolor Painting: Mixing Colors for Grass
Watercolor Painting: Adjustments to Grass
Watercolor Painting: Spraying Down Hard Edges
Watercolor Painting: Trees
Watercolor Painting: Winter Sky
Watercolor Painting: Tree Trunks
Watercolor Painting: Splatter Layers
Watercolor Painting: Tree Shadows
Watercolor Painting: Grass Field
Watercolor Painting: Outlining & Tracing
Watercolor Painting: Live Grass
Watercolor Painting: Materials
Watercolor Painting: Small Adjustments
Watercolor Painting: Removing Hard Edges
Watercolor Painting: Background Depth
Watercolor Painting: Deepening the Background Color
Watercolor Painting: Extending a Grass Field
Watercolor Painting: Medium Color Splatter Paint
Watercolor Painting: Mountains
Watercolor Painting: Tall Individual Grass
Watercolor Painting: Detail Grass
Watercolor Painting: Balancing Dark Areas
Watercolor Painting: Tree Lines
Watercolor Painting: Dark Grass
Watercolor Painting: Smoothing a Tree Line
Watercolor Painting: Tree Shadow Adjustments
Watercolor Painting: Darker Splatter Paint
Watercolor Painting: Smoothing Out Areas
Watercolor Painting: Grass Layers
Watercolor Painting: Darkening Grass
Watercolor Painting: Adding Colors
Watercolor Painting: Back Trees
Watercolor Painting: Adding Color to Grass
Watercolor Painting: Large Trees
Watercolor Painting: Flowers
Watercolor Painting: Final Touches
Summary: Deeping shadows and adding some additional color can be great adjustments. Learn how some small adjustments can improve your landscape painting from a professional artist in this free watercolor painting video.
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"Okay we're going to do the tweaking now. Deepen the shadow a little bit. So I'm dabbing the paint in there, in that shadow. I need to go a little darker in that one. Okay. Put a little dark here. And soften this some. Dab it some. And this needs to be a little browner. Then we're going to get a little darker gray."
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