Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

weekly exclusive- Watercolor Techniques to help paint landscapes! ( all skill levels) (Patreon)

Published:
2026-07-30 16:00:23
Imported:
2026-10
Tags:

Downloads

Content

You asked I am here to help- how to paint clouds, tips on water control and figuring out why you either have too much or not enough. How to hold the brush- we are starting small so you do not get overwhelmed!!!

Once you feel confident try these same landscapes BIGGer - you have to practice its the ONLY way to get better you have to practice on GOOD paper- NOT cheap pulp paper thats is the key- it makes no sense to try to paint a beautiful sky on a strathmore or canson paper it needs to be 100% cotton cold press!

The trace and photo is attached click on the highlighted words after the supply list.

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: ,cerulean blue, lavender , Prussian blue ,peacock blue,paynes gray , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, , burnt Sienna , ultramarine blue deep , Daniel smith quinacridone Sienna , , Princeton no 12 aqua elite brush, Princeton no 8 long round aqua elite brush gouache Arches 100% cotton cold press paper 4 x6"

Files

weekly exclusive- watercolor techniques to help with landscapes

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: ,cerulean blue, lavender , Prussian blue ,peacock blue,paynes gray , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, , burnt Sienna , ultramarine blue deep , Daniel smith quinacridone Sienna , , Princeton no 12 aqua elite brush, Princeton no 8 long round aqua elite brush gouache Arches 100% cotton cold press paper 4 x6" (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 personal use only- not for non-profit community, home and school groups or commercial.. Please no prints or sales on mass market sites like (Etsy). Thank you.

Comments

Lee ann

Ellen, you are the best! This is exactly what I needed! Many thanks!!!!

Christine Yönet

This is just brilliant!!! Just what i needed thank you so so much for taking the time and making the effort to teach us so clearly. So much appreciated 🤗

Heather Marasse

Totally agree with you re:paper. Once I started using the good paper my whole watercolor experience improved, along with the results. As one of my classmates says: “Life is short; use the good paper.”

Trudy Apple

I would just like to add that people, especially beginners, often keep dipping their brush in the water so the paint gets wetter and wetter . keep a paper towel under the water container.

Julia Lowe

Thanks so much. Very helpful!!!

Marylee Parr

Hi Ellen, my name is ML and I’m coming to your workshop in New York. I’ve never seen NY in December so I’m expecting a magical time. I have a question for you about the workshop. I can’t find a confirmation email about it. The payment was made so it’s on for sure. Would an email come from you or a representative? Thanks in advance, ML Parr mlparr126@gmail.com

Nina Bleeker

Thank you! I like this lesson!!!

Ellen Crimi-Trent

did you check your spam folder?? there should be an auto bounce back email with the supply list!

Marie Louise Davidson

This was a fabulous tutorial. Really need to see these techniques overhand over again. Some great tips and explanations. Thanks, Ellen

Serrin Anderson

Do you talk about setting up your palette anywhere? Do you change for each painting or have a fairly fixed one?

Ellen Crimi-Trent

setup palette how you can know where your colors are for everyone its different