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This is the ad-free version of my latest YouTube video, where I share 25 watercolor discoveries I've made over the years. These tips—and many more—are explored in greater depth in my new book, 101 Watercolor Secrets. I hope you enjoy it!

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🎥 VIDEOS MENTIONED:

12 Techniques Every Watercolorist Should Know: https://youtu.be/lOBINzjnLyI

Negative Painting: https://youtu.be/PO9ps4a3JJU

Watercolor Backgrounds: https://youtu.be/9rmbJq6v2p8

Watercolor Backgrounds: From Beginner to Advanced {Skillshare Class}: https://www.patreon.com/posts/84015654

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Brenda Vidriales Chavez

Wooow so helpful!!! Thanks Anna, you're amazing and so kind for share for us all your incredible talent, God bless you ever!!!

Lisa L Luebben

Hello, thank you for 25 watercolor secrets. The only tip that surprised me was the additive to the water to keep things moist longer. I live in a very humid place, but outdoors can be challenging. I will look into that. Enchanting video....

Anne Watman

Thank you, and I want to recommend your book! I’ve bought a lot of watercolor books, and most of them are disappointing. You have lots of helpful information, as well as demonstrations. I find myself going back to look for information on a regular basis.

Dot Harders Barnes

Thank you so much for sharing. I am going to buy your book as soon as I can. You are so talented.

Misshenppa

I just bought your book from amazon. I tried to look it up in Finlands bookstores without luck so I’m patiently waiting my order to arrive ☺️

Maria Sorkin

This was so helpful! I will definitely be investing in your book. I was wondering how often you use the additive for the water to keep the pigments moist for longer? Do you use this pretty much in every video/painting? Or only in the dry winter months?