Dry brush - Technique Tutorial - Exercises (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

Following on from the wet on wet technique tutorial  and the wet on dry tutorial I posted recently, in this tutorial I demonstrate a few different exercises that you can practice to master the dry brushing technique.

The dry brush technique is an expressive way to paint. It's not easy to do and requires some practice. The dry brush technique in watercolour painting is where a moist brush is used to create textured and broken brush strokes on the paper surface. You can use this versatile technique (sparingly) to add texture, interest and appeal to your paintings.

I have also written a blog post about dry brushing that you will find useful.  Have a read of it as well.

Louise

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