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How to paint a graded wash - Beginner technique (Patreon)

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2020-02-04 20:19:00
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2020-03-05 03:04:37
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Hi everyone,

Back to basics for beginners.

Here is the technique video I made that shows you how to paint a graded wash. This is the second video on how to paint washes. The first video on how to paint a flat wash is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/33533092

I do a quick freehand landscape exercise at the end of the video that shows you how to have a play with your washes after you've tried them out.

I'll add this one to my Patreon tutorial index that I have made on my website so you can find it whenever you need it. 

The index is here: http://www.louisedemasi.com/new-index

Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the links to the other technique videos.

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How to paint a graded wash in watercolor // Beginner watercolor techniques

Painting a graded wash is a fundamental technique to learn when painting in watercolour. I take you step by step through the process in this video. #louisedemasi #watercolor 💜Patreon💜 I have full length, voiced over, normal speed, watercolour painting tutorials on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/louisedemasi On this page of my website, you’ll find an index of the classes I have available on Patreon: http://www.louisedemasi.com/new-index _________________ ✍🏻Sign up to my email newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/clxMrD _________________ The materials I used: Arches rough watercolour paper and hot pressed paper Winsor & Newton artist watercolour paint: Alizarin Crimson Brush: Da Vinci Mop brush #4 _________________ More Watercolour Tutorials: 💦 Wet on Wet Technique: https://youtu.be/tcbgP0moIss 3 ways to mix watercolour paint: https://youtu.be/__nQWdF37_4 How I stretch my watercolour paper: https://youtu.be/eGi9HkEijtU How wet should my watercolour paper be? https://youtu.be/5KSUnii5op8 Watercolour Blooms: How to avoid them. How to use them: https://youtu.be/FTbopN5mlCI My favourite watercolour palette: https://youtu.be/mMASSU_jt_4 Negative Painting Technique: https://youtu.be/BPN-_Tr5Yv4 Watercolour Edges: https://youtu.be/mpdnd30G6CA 3 Favourite Watercolour Techniques: https://youtu.be/QdgTFVUZq1Y  How to use Salt with Watercolour: https://youtu.be/we9SH-hRvTk _________________ Link to more information about classes here: http://www.louisedemasi.com/classes Skillshare Classes: Watercolour Galah: https://skl.sh/2YOSuiQ Watercolour Chrysanthemum: https://skl.sh/2IuaxlZ Watercolour Rose: https://skl.sh/2mdtvjo Watercolour Fox: https://skl.sh/2qp1n0G Watercolour Succulent: https://skl.sh/2sYtR10 Watercolour Robin: https://skl.sh/2ugkDxc _________________ Paintings and prints are available on my Website: http://www.louisedemasi.com _________________ Say hello on social media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/louisedemasi/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/louise.demasi/

Comments

Bev Witts

Hi Louise Watching you paint this tutorial has made realize that I still haven’t mastered the wet paper, wet brush, wet paint technique. The knowing how much or how little to use… 😁 Still practicing!

Rita Navroth

Thanks Louise, these were excellent. Good examples to try out. As always you teach us in clear, organized and through techniques. Thanks again for sharing your painting knowledge with us. :-)

Chantelle Venter

Thanks for all the amazing videos you produce for us. Simply love it ❤️

Lydia Shemain

Louise, your tutorials are brilliant ever so informative. So helpful to me as a beginner. Thank you for the priceless instruction, beyond compare.

Keith

Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Thank you! The instruction, both verbal and visual, were perfectly presented ensuring concept and techniques were demonstrated and conveyed a sense of, "I can do that!" Loved the impromptu small landscape at the end that was an excellent use of today's topic and demonstrated how they can be used to create small, but powerful paintings in a few minutes. Definitely leave this tutorial feeling confident I too can accomplish, with practice, everything you demonstrated. You have made my day! Thank you again! Keith

susan

Really excellent..my first washes from the previous tutorial worked out fine, so on to this one now.

Kathy Johnson

Great tutorial—lots of good info in both this and the flat wash tutorial. Thanks for the heads up on your tutorial index—I somehow missed that previously!!! 🙃

Priscilla Mengyan

I love your painting and way of instructing, Louise! But...the endings are always my favorite with the "bloopers"! I always end a tutorial with a laugh - thank you! :)

Delores Pumphrey

I have been watching a lot of yout explanation tutorials and have enjoyed watching them. I am learning so much but I know I will have to revisit after all that I have watched sinks in a little. Lols, my memory is not what it use to be! Thank you.

Louise De Masi

My pleasure Delores and thank you! Mine either....😝.💕

Linda

‘I hate rules’😊. Love it.