Basics of Painting a Sunset with Watercolors
How to Tear the Paper Before painting with Watercolors
How to Sketch a Design Before Painting a Sunset with Watercolors
How to Trace Before Painting a Sunset with Watercolors
How to Tape Canvas Before Painting a Watercolor
What Three Colors are Needed to Paint a Sunset with Watercolors
What Brushes to Use When Painting with Watercolors
How to Apply Yellow to a Sunset Watercolor Painting
How to Dry & Mask Off Watercolor Paintings
How to Apply Red to Sunset Watercolor Painting
How to Apply Blue to Sunset Watercolor Painting
How to Apply Streaks to a Watercolor Painting
How to Apply Details to a Sunset Watercolor Painting: Part One
How to Apply Details to a Sunset Watercolor Painting: Part Two
How to Apply Details to a Sunset Watercolor Painting: Part Three
How to Apply a Soft Edge with Watercolor Paints
How to Use an Art Gum Eraser in Watercolor Painting
Summary: Learn how to tear the paper before painting a sunset with water colors in this free video art lesson.
Sue Gill Rose is an accomplished artist and teacher. She has a BFA from Southern Methodist University and a MLA from Louisiana State University. She has also studied under renowned...read more
"Good morning again. I'm Sue Rose with Expert Village. In order to the watercolor sunset, the first step that we take is we tear our paper. This is a piece of Arches 140 cold pressed paper. I generally use one large sheet, which is about $4.50 and I tear into 4 smaller sections. We are beginning by tearing our paper. You never cut paper in watercolor. It is one of the rules for using and doing watercolor is that you always tear your paper so that you get these nice rough edges. This is the size of the sheet that we will be working on today. Stay tuned for the next segment and I'll show you how to start with this blank piece of paper. "
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