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Windmill Watercolor Painting Brush Splatter

Brush splattering in a windmill watercolor painting will produce larger droplets for texture. Learn how to achieve a splatter effect with expertise from an art teacher in this free painting video.

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I'm going to mask out the areas that we don't want to cover and splatter those areas. Notice that I'm not splattering while I'm on top but on the side because then you may get a large droplet. Generally the droplets will fall straight down because they're heavier. That's for our small stuff and then we're going to use this and this together, for some bigger droplets. Move this around. So, you can make different size of the droplets, depending on the technique you use. If the droplets are too dark, catch them before they dry and blot them up. So, you may have too many and too dark and you can always work that. These look like nice little holes. We can do some jibber jabber up here, that's what I call it. Blotting.

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Windmill Watercolor Painting Brush Splatter

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