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How to Dry a Watercolor Painting

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Summary: Let our watercolor expert show you tips and techniques for properly drying a watercolor painting in this free video art lesson.

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By John R. Junger
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John R. Junger has a wide and varied background as an artist. John received his Masters degree at Lindenwood University. He has taught at several Junior Colleges as well as...read more

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" Hi! I’m John Junger. I do the paintings that we’re going to be talking about, the watercolors. I’m here representing expertvillage.com. You can also use a hairdryer to accelerate the drying a little bit. You got to be careful when you use a hairdryer because if you get it too hot it’ll buckle the paper, it’ll also color the paper and dull the colors. So, I try to avoid that, but sometimes I’m desperate and we use that. I’m using this instead of a hairdryer. When you’re using a torch, it’s much better to use a hairdryer, but a torch really accelerates things for you, just as long as you don’t get to close to the board or the paper."

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