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A little demonstration of the bronze armour in my latest piece, as requested by Frank! Let me know if you find this helpful. :)

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Watercolour demonstration: Painting bronze armour

In this narrated video, I demonstrate the painting of bronze armour of the "Swallow King" in my painting for a card game called "Odd Fae" from Changeling Artist Collective. Techniques covered: Mixing paint on paper, Taking off paint, drawing out with water My Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/jennydolfen Prints: http://www.etsy.com/shop/JennyDolfen Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheArtOfJennyDolfen Twitter: @jennydolfen Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/jennydolfen/

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Sommer Sorenson

Thanks Jenny! This was a great little tutorial :) Being pretty much a beginner(perpetually) these little tips are very useful to me.

Jenny Dolfen

I'm actually in the process of compiling a list of answers to the question "Why is watercolour so hard?" I've thought about doing a tutorial like that for a long time, and there's a lot of things that I'm doing automatically but others, of course, don't.

Frank Fradella

Jenny! Thank you so much. I'm so grateful that you took the time to share your process and explain it so well. I'm going to go back and watch this again and again!

Jenny Dolfen

Glad it's helpful! :) Demonstrations like these are actually easier to do that full timelapses - maybe that's the way to go!

Laura Michel

And I can't even draw! T.T Anyway, I think I'll try my hand a bit... what harm can little me do to some old watercolors and paper I should still have somewhere in my parent's home? My students, though, will surely find this video quite useful since they're doing watercolor techniques as a part of their illustration classes. The Kickstarter project sounds really interesting and I'll be happy to contribute. Thanks, Jenny! ^^

Rebekka Wörner

Thank you. The video is really interesting and even I who know nothing whatsoever about the subject can follow it.