Watercolour techniques : using a rigger brush. Branches, twigs and grasses.
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Watercolour techniques using a rigger brush are demonstrated and explained. These watercolour techniques include using the rigger brush to produce very fine lines needed when painting small branches and twigs and also foreground grasses. Wendy shows examples of how she uses these brush strokes in her paintings.
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A great tutorial. Thank you.
Good to hear 🙂👍
You are an excellent teacher!!!!
And I'm hypnotized with your calming voice! You seriously need to do audio books!!!
Thank you…
It’s probably only calm when I do videos….other times may be not 😀 Thanks for the feedback 💕
nice techniques mam
I can't stop watching your tutorial... Thank you so much
Very helpful. Thank you!
Ti's Really Good Job dear!! Wonderful watercolor Lesson 👍👍
Well thank you ...😁👍
Thankyou Wendy - very helpful as usual 😄
Glad to hear that 😁
very useful; as a beginner,I will definitely start practising trees and grasses, as I will be concentrating on natural subjects to begin with/
Glad you found it helpful….I hope you are enjoying your painting 💕
Perfect timing! My #2 and 0 riggers came today.
Enjoy them....😁👍
Very good information, I have one of those brushes and never used it. Thank you Wendy 😊
Glad to have been of help....enjoy 😀👍
Thanks a lot for the information! Very useful
Thank you….hope it helps your painting 👍😄
Love your tutorials! Really helpful and always inspire me to practice
That is good to hear....enjoy your painting 😀👍
Nice mood
I searched 'Wendy powell' looking for Envy's voice actor from Fullmetal Alchemist but hey I'm also an art student who uses watercolours so this works too
Sounds good to me 😀
@@WendyPowellJones 😂
How do you decide when to use a very small round brush (size 0 or below) versus a rigger brush?
A rigger will hold a lot of paint so you can paint for eg lots of twigs without re loading the brush and marks can be looser and more natural and spontaneous. I use a very small brush for when I need a lot of control but not a lot of paint…..say when painting a metal gate or small window. Hope that helps .
@@WendyPowellJones Yes, that makes sense a lot. Thank you.
What brush are you using for dry brushing, I've watched you do it in a couple of videos but can't see what it is.
I use a regular round brush…probably size 6. They are a sable synthetic mix and detailed in the description box. Experiment to see what works for you…..all sable may hols too much water. 😀👍
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