Watercolor Pencils Practice

Hello friends, welcome to a new practice! Today we'll learn how to use watercolor pencils and what is the difference between this media and traditional watercolors.
For this practice you'll need, watercolor paper or your watercolor journal, a pencil for drawing, a cup with water, a fine brush, and watercolor pencils. If you don't have watercolor pencils but still want to practice with me, feel free to use regular coloring pencils and skip the last step when we brush the water on top of the design. In the future, if you are curious about this media, you can buy some pencils for an affordable price before switching to something more professional and expensive. (My set of watercolor pencils comes from Michaels the collection called The Artist Loft.)
Let's have some fun!
Love, Bea

[@Maliika-Art1979]

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very beautiful💖💗💜💙💟💚💛🧡🤩🤩 thanks for sharing this video🎉😊

[@ArtwithMs.B]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching! 😊

[@shyamdev3068]

Very very nice 😊

[@Councilof8for43]

Great video on the different ways to use watercolor pencils! Thank you for doing this video. I am definitely going to try a similar piece with my new set of watercolor pencils!! 👍

[@ArtwithMs.B]

You are welcome! I’ll do some more practices with these pencils and see what else we can create. Thank you for supporting my channel 😊

[@Councilof8for43]

​@@ArtwithMs.BOf course! I am really enjoying your tutorials!

[@burghbrat3319]

If you don't have watercolor pencils but want to try this using regular colored pencil, you can still get the blendy washy effect by using rubbing alcohol in place of water. Thanks for this video! I'd love to see you do a white pencil on black paper with gradient shading technique, if you haven't already.

[@ArtwithMs.B]

I used to do designs on black paper with a white or silver gel pen, but not shading. If I have the opportunity I’ll definitely try the white pencil and some shading. It would be an amazing practice on value and shading techniques for sure! Thanks for the idea 😊

[@burghbrat3319]

@@ArtwithMs.B You're welcome, glad you like the suggestion. Shading is the fun part (for me, anyway) and white on black was the easiest way for me to understand it.