Paint Abstract Thistles in Watercolor for Beginners

Working wet on dry is one of the best ways to create a soft, fluid watercolor look, while still maintaining control of the composition. It's also a great way to develop your understanding of paint movement at the different stages of wet & dry painting. As the painting starts to dry, your working method changes to add more detail and create stronger lines and edges.

Be open to letting the painting guide you and you'll see your inner artist come forth to play. Playful exploration is the best way to discover your own heart-led painting style.


Supplies Used in this Lesson:
Blick Premier watercolor block

Brush:
Escoda Versatil #10 rigger
Scroggy's Loose Goose Dagger Striper #1

Paint:
Daniel Smith Floral Colors of Inspiration half pan watercolor paint palette

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