Watercolor Painting: Materials
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Paints
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Drawing
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Landscape
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Sky
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Creating Tones
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: House Sides
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Shading the Roof
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Defining the Shape
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Creating the Lens
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Shading
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Rocks
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Windows & Chimney
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Softening the Edges
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Shrubbery
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Shading the Shrubbery
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Fence & Trees
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Trees
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Removing Colors
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Tweaking the Colors
Watercolor Painting: Top of the Lighthouse
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Adding Shadows
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Details
Watercolor Painting a Lighthouse: Final Touches
Summary: When watercolor painting a lighthouse, dry brush the color in order to create the lens. Learn more about painting the lens and watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video.
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"Okay we're putting in the lens in for the lighthouse. Okay. There's a fence down here. And we're going to put in some dry brush color. That color by itself is not what we're looking for yet. We've just got to add some other colors with it. I'm dry brushing. Directly dip it into the paint. And pull up the other brush."
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