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Mixing Paint for a Watercolor Landscape
Tracing Houses for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Evergreen Trees for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Grass for a Watercolor Landscape
Supplies for Painting a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Tree Limbs to a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Split Trunk Tree for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Trees & Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Wall for a Watercolor House
Painting Windows for a Watercolor House
Adding Color to Mountains for a Watercolor Landscape
Scratching Chimneys for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Chimneys for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Shadows for a Watercolor Houses
Creating Perspective for a Watercolor Landscape
Scratching Wall for a Watercolor Houses
Painting Foliage for a Watercolor Landscape
Adding Color to a Watercolor Landscape
Tweaking Color for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Sky & Houses for a Watercolor Landscape
Painting Roofs for a Watercolor Houses
Adding Trees to a Watercolor Landscape
Summary: Use transfer paper to trace houses for watercolor landscape. Learn tips and techniques for painting a watercolor landscape with houses in this free painting lesson from a painting instructor and professional painter.
Cody Davis is an artist with over 35 years experience in oil, watercolor and acrylic painting. He has a fine arts degree from the University of Texas and 12 years experience teaching...read more
"Taking an outline here, put it over the piece of paper, and between the piece of paper and the outline, I put some special erasable transfer paper. That means the lines I create are erasable, in case I make mistakes. I want to hold down, with my left hand, and draw with the right. And just use the major lines as outlines. And trace all of the major outlines of this. And then I want to check it to make sure all of the lines are indeed visible. Ok, that's adequate enough."
eHow Article: Tracing Houses for a Watercolor Landscape
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