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Stress free watercolor landscape using the reverse coloring method (Patreon)

Published:
2025-03-22 16:53:28
Imported:
2026-10

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Today's You Tube video is about using the reverse coloring technique- for landscapes! Enjoy today's video here on patreon to watch ad free :)

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Elizabeth

This looks so pretty

Jessica Lane

I can’t wait to try this - it is so pretty! I have never used watercolor pencils before though, and was expecting that you would add water over the penciled-in parts. Is that something you could do?

Kristin Van Leuven

Totally could! I love using watercolor pencils because they are so creamy and easy to use. If I ever make a mark I don't like I can use water to lift it up too. So that's a fun side effect!

Dianne

It came out lovely! I am googling colored pencils as I watch it. 😊

Maya Ws

Wow! I really like this method. I just used it on a landscape sketch that was inspired by one of my photos! Thank you so much! Maya

Marian

Kristin, do you ever use pastels in a watercolor painting? Just curious how that might look. I've been thinking about using some oil pastels to "punch up" some intense color from time to time.

Annie

This was delightful! So bright and cheerful! Intuitive marks are so fun. Love it. Thank you.

Kristin Van Leuven

I love pastels with watercolor! I actually have some watercolor pastels I want to play with more

Caroline Brown

Would you ever go over your pencil marking with a wet brush to blend in with the background ?

Joan Hayes

I love this! I'm still playing with the first one of fruit, filling in with the colored pencils. Now I have the watercolor down for the landscape and will add the pencils next. I'm ordering a set of the watercolor pencils (36) too! I'm curious what brush you're using to lay down the wash. It looks like it's just a regular wider paintbrush than what I'm seeing online specifically for watercolors. Thanks!