Video: Watercolor Painting Winter Barn Supplies

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Use a round brush and a fine point to paint a winter barn. Learn what supplies are need for watercolor painting with tips from an art teacher in this free painting video.

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The watercolor painting we're going to do here is, winter barn, and it's basically a barn in the snow. And, the supplies we're going to need, is going to be a round brush with a fine point. Something between a six and a fourteen, and also a number one rigger or a number eight lizard lick. Then, we're probably going to need a one inch brush, but you could get by without it. And the colors you're going to need are going to be cobalt blue, rose, yellow, burnt umber, burnt sienna, and that about covers it, except for pane's gray. You'll also need a water bowl, something that's clear, won't tip over. And a spray bottle, and your paints will go onto a palette or a Styrofoam plate. You'll spray, several times, generally seven times is real good amount, in order to make the dry paint come up, so that it will come up in the brush. You'll need paper towels, you'll need a point five millimeter pencil, to do tracing, and you'll need tracing transfer paper.

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Watercolor Painting Winter Barn Supplies

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