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Removing Wet & Dry Watercolor Paints
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Watercolor Paint Brushes
Watercolor Painting Water & Flat Washes
Watercolor Toothbrush Splatter Painting
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Mixing Watercolor Paint Colors
Light to Dark Watercolor Painting
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Watercolor Wet & Wet Painting
Watercolor Splatter Painting
Watercolor Dry Brush Painting
Painting Watercolor Light Washes
Watercolor Painting Supplies
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Watercolor Paint Colors
Summary: Watercolor paints come in a variety of colors. Learn about colors that are useful to have with expert painting tips in this free art lesson video.
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"To expand on your colors i would recommend Dioxinine Violet or Quinacridone Violet, either one. And then Cirilum blue for skies, Ultramarine Blue, then you've got Hooker's Green Deep- don't use Hooker's Green Light- you've got Raw Sienna, Raw umber, and a reddish violet. So that is the main colors that I have."
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