Video: Painting Watercolor Winter Barn Ramp & Fence Posts

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Clean the brush and wet the area on the side of the ramp and put bluish-gray tones in. Learn how to watercolor paint winter barn ramps and fence posts with tips from an art teacher in this free painting video.

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Now, we're going to clean the brush and wet the area on the side of the ramp and put sort of bluish-gray tones in there. There's a little bit of brown on this brush and that's perfectly alright. We're going to come back with some more blue tones, bluish-gray, and just sort of dab it into that light colored area. So, this will form the side of the ramp. Maybe a tiny bit of burnt sienna in certain places. This is going to be a multi-tone shape that we create. Now, we're going to create a fence. We don't want to work on the building too much because all this is really too wet and it will run into the areas that we touch to it. So, we're going to create with like burnt umber with a detail brush and we're going to create a fence. Every fencepost and timber is going to be an individual. We don't really want straight lines because straight lines have no interest and we're trying to create interest here. A broken fence is even more interesting than a fence in good condition, so we'll do that. The fence post may be bent, that's perfectly fine.

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Painting Watercolor Winter Barn Ramp & Fence Posts

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