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Painting Watercolor Winter Barn Gradients

Blot up areas that don't quite look right. Learn how to watercolor paint winter barn gradients with tips from an art teacher in this free painting video.

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Don't let it dry too much, we're going to come and we're going to hit the tops of these maybe a little bit in certain areas. Blot it up if it doesn't look quite right. We're trying to get some interest in there. Let's put some birch sienna in there, right on top of the gray in certain areas and by itself in others. Hitting the top of this building. We don't want a perfect straight line, it's a rugged old building that's sort of getting ready to fall down, I think, at some point. Then we're just going to soften up some edges here and then come back and soften up these edges here with just some water. See how it's growing? The forest is sort of growing up into the sky. Removing that hard edge at the top. So, you can use a dry paper towel or you can wet it down in order to work the areas. See? Just about instant tree line.

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Painting Watercolor Winter Barn Gradients

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