Watercolour and Ink 5

Mindful exploration using Watercolour and Ink to create a series of mini ‘watery view’ paintings.
For this project you will need:
• Watercolour (pans or tubes).
• Acrylic ink
• Water and pot
• A wash brush and a fine brush.
• Palette for mixing colours.
• 280-320 gsm watercolour paper.
This project can take as much time as you want, but I suggest you take it slowly and relax into the painting.
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[@awildacruz2990]

Beautiful video!
Thanks 👍

[@agold1702]

How exciting! These are all so beautiful. Very inspiring.

[@artwithtricia]

Thanks. I love these quick little studies. They are great for playing with ideas, composition or just trying out different media.

[@AliceDel]

these are wonderful. i really like the added pencil marks. is that granulation medium you're applying with the eye dropper? thank you!

[@artwithtricia]

I'm just dropping water on, but I think I'm using some Daniel Smith granulating watercolour. I don't tend to wash my palettes off (unless I have a specific piece of work to do) so I picked up premixed colours from previous works! So that may be why it looks like it's granulating. You can create fantastic granulation with regular watercolour and acrylic inks. The ink clumps and splits in the water. Give it a try.