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so for this tutorial we are focusing on soft edges around a specific focus- here our focus is the rocks in the field- we soften what is around it so the rocks are where your eye goes.

The trace and ref photo are attached click on highlighted words AFTER the supply list!

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weekly exclusive watercolor rocks by the mountain

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Dardreams2

Yes I enjoyed it. I tried doing rocks a few years ago and hated them. It was so hard to make them look real. A big part of it could have been the tooth of the paper I used. After that I never wanted to tackle rocks as I thought I would ruin my painting (fear) and being a beginner. It was like river rocks. I like this type of rock much better. Thanks Ellen!

Sue Alan

Thanks Ellen. VERY helpful. My sister, who is my best critic and doesn’t mince words, had referred to my rocks as a pile of dog poop! 😁. Now I have convincing rocks.

Theresa Mahaffey

I love the rocks, they looks so realistic and easy to do. I can't wait to try. I don't see the printable anywhere on here.

Ellen Crimi-Trent

its there like I said click on the words after the supply list highlighted I see them on all devices