Watercolor Bowl Painting Supplies
Watercolor Bowl Tracing
Watercolor Bowl Painting Gradation
Watercolor Painting Bowl Interior
Watercolor Bowl Wet in Wet Technique
Watercolor Painting Bowl Interior Details
Watercolor Bowl Painting Shadows
Watercolor Bowl Painting Light Areas
Watercolor Painting Bowl Stain
Watercolor Bowl Painting Background
Watercolor Bowl Painting Background Filling
Watercolor Bowl Painting Details
Summary: Add subtle shadows to light areas of a watercolor bowl painting by using diluted paint. Learn how to assess light areas with expert tips from an art teacher in this free painting video.
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"Now what we're going to do is the light area of the inside of the bowl. We're going to paint it with a light gray. It's mostly going to be flat, but we do need a little definition. So it will define as it goes up the side of the bowl. So we're going to make a gradation right there and then soften it. Also, we're going to reshape some more on the bottom of the bowl so that it's rounder and it looks more correct. So just adding some paint there. Remember, water color is additive. You can add on top of it and add to the edge."
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