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Watercolor Paintings: Materials
Watercolor Painting: Tube Paint
Watercolor Painting: Tube Paint Tips
Tracing Images Using Photoshop
Options for Tracing Images
Watercolor Painting: Eyes
Watercolor Painting: Paper Towels
Watercolor Painting: Using Water
Watercolor Painting: Skin Tone
Watercolor Painting: A Girl's Face
Watercolor Painting: Spreading Out the Tone
Watercolor Painting: Darkening the Tone
Watercolor Painting: Neck
Watercolor Painting: Lips
Watercolor Painting: Shading Eyes
Watercolor Painting: A Blouse
Watercolor Painting: Shading a Face
Watercolor Painting: Hair
Watercolor Painting: Shading Chin & Cheeks
Watercolor Painting: Outlining a Nose
Watercolor Painting: Softening Lips
Watercolor Painting: Darkening Hair
Watercolor Painting: Mouth & Eyebrows
Watercolor Painting: Cornea & Eye Details
Watercolor Painting: Nose & Nostrils
Watercolor Painting: Detailing Hair & Mouth
Watercolor Painting: Adding Depth to Hair
Watercolor Painting: Deepening Hair
Watercolor Painting: Darkening a Chin
Watercolor Painting: Detailing Cheeks
Watercolor Painting: Extending Eyes
Watercolor Painting: Final Hair Darkening Tips
Watercolor Painting: Coloring a Blouse
Watercolor Painting: Shading the Blouse
Summary: Use burnt umber and yellow ocher to add texture and depth to hair, when painting the image of a girl using watercolors. Learn more about how to deepen the hair of a girl watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video.
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
"Okay as we continue, we're getting a darker burnt amber. Putting it in while it's wet, really deepening the darks of the hair. Coming down here and putting the detail, starting the dry brush, which means it's breaking up as it goes across the texture. We're applying that to our advantage as well too. Get a chunk of the paint on there, enough to work with. Putting a little detail onto the hair now. Let's see, we can still use some more depth here to line out too. Then coming back with some yellow ocher."
eHow Article: Watercolor Painting: Deepening Hair
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