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extended Watercolor techniques for dramatic effect (Patreon)

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2025-10-14 16:00:19
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2026-10
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Here is your extended version of today's YouTube tutorial- I hope you have fun as stated in the video you can keep the original painting or try my technique to make it more dramatic. Don't forget to grab the trace ( click on highlighted words ending in PDF after the supply list)

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue , ultramarine blue, cadmium red light , cadmium yellow deep, , burnt umber, burnt Sienna , paynes gray, Daniel smith: Quinacridone Sienna 3/4" flat wash brush arches 100% cotton cold press paper

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extended version of watercolor techniques painting acorns

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue , ultramarine blue, cadmium red light , cadmium yellow deep, , burnt umber, burnt Sienna , paynes gray, Daniel smith: Quinacridone Sienna 3/4" flat wash brush arches 100% cotton cold press paper (disclaimer: these are affiliate links that I get a small fee from) Ellen Crimi-Trent is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for individuals to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. The cost to you for these products is the same, but Ellen earns a small commission and that keeps her channel growing! ____________________________________________________________________________________ Thanks for stopping by! Please Like, Share & Subscribe! Ellen Copyright info: Videos produced by Ellen Crimi-Trent are intended for private use only not for non-profit community, home and school groups or commercial. Please contact me for commercial/retail use licensing information. Please no prints or mass market sales (Etsy). Thank you.

Comments

Brenda

I love this style! I see how it can be used in so many other paintings!!

Becca Peterson

I love doing these types. Zero pressure and always expressive.

Leigh

Love the smooshing!

Trudy Apple

Ellen, would it be possible to tell us the order, names, of the paints on your palette, please. Starting with Ultramarine deep....it would be helpful.

Kathy

Another awesome tutorial!

Sue Bane

I like Trudy's question as I was wondering the same thing. A further question is do you set up your palette the same each time you paint?

Ellen Crimi-Trent

it makes no sense for me to tell you since I change it up often- I do recommend you keep your blues a bit away from each other or you will dip into the same blue- LOL done this often. My order is only so I can keep them straight- so left to right is Ultra blue, burnt Sienna, then I have a mosh of cad red light , pyrrole Rubin, bright rose, magenta, prussian blue, burnt umber peacock blue then sometimes I have paynes gray or lunar black then throw in others.

Leslie Turco

I enjoy your thought process Ellen. As you paint, I like guessing where you're going next, where you'll put in the reflection, shadows, etc. There are a few little paintings I've done that I'm like it needs a background but am hesitant. I like the vellum trick though.

Janet Swisher

Loved this, can't wait to try it. Thanks Ellen as always.

Shelly

Loved this!!! I have it sketched!!! Going to try it.