Watercolor Skies & Clouds - How and Why to Stretch Your Watercolor Paper

How and Why to Stretch Your Watercolor Paper for Skies, Clouds or Wet-in-Wet Effects

This video is part of my free online watercolor workshop, Watercolor Skies and Clouds.

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Here's a video from another artist showing how to "gallery wrap" when stretching watercolor paper over stretcher bars, if you want to leave the painting on the stretchers for framing:

Joyce Faulknor-Stretching Watercolor ...

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