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How to fix ANY Watercolor Mistake (even once dry)
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Hi there, Liron here!
Today I'll show you how you can fix ANY MISTAKE you make in watercolor, regardless of whether the paint is wet or dry.
The coolest part of this, in my opinion, is the use of opaque paint.
It's a skill I'm currently working on improving - and it's worth it!
I hope this is helpful & encouraging, thank you for watching 😊🙏🏼
- Liron
00:00 - How to fix ANY watercolor mistake
01:23 - 1A. On Time - Fixing the VALUE
03:12 - 1B. On Time - Fixing the COLOR
04:30 - 2A. Too Late - Fixing the VALUE
06:08 - 2A.2 - Opaque Paint for BIG areas
07:52 - 2B. Too Late - Fixing the COLOR
09:33 - Conclusion
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Super useful. Watercolour is more flexible than I feared. I'm used to drawing, mixed media and acrylic paint, so I feel timid with watercolour because I believed all the hype. Thank you for the tips!
Happy this helps 😊🙏🏼
Indeed - there’s so much this amazing medium can do. Very little is permanent (:
Thank you for your help I didn’t even know that you can fix water color when it’s totally dry
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You are a very good teacher and you have science in your art. You could also be a brilliant DOP, or an architect ; combining science and visuals in harmony. I've been watching many of your videos recently, I am a beginner, and I thank you so much ❤️. I've learned a lot from you.
Great ideas! I never thought of using opaque colors for correcting. Thanks!
I’m learning more from your channel than the many watercolor classes I’ve taken, your content is amazing.
Thank you Liron, this was very helpful. Enjoy your vacation!
and Your beautiful travel brushes ;-)
Wonderful!! Thank you! I bought a fabulous big original watercolor painting in Italy. A kid (not mine) took a black marker to it and signed his name LARGE in the bottom left corner. I was devastated. I am now getting the guts to paint over it!! Thank you for the tips!
To lighten a larger area, maybe you can use a large flat brush to lift off a layer?
It’s possible (: But a little challenging to get an even result that way
the way you draw artistic pictures with watercolors is so skillful, creative and your drawing skills are great
Yes! opaque paint has its place, but I keep it on a different pallette. When white gouache is too bright/blueish DS Buff Titaneum is a great alternative, haven't tried Jaune Brillant. Yellow ochre is also quite opaque, and not so bright.
Opaque paint is a “ sin” omg I was crying with laughter. You are so funny! This was a great little video. Thanks. Now take a real holiday!
Thank you, Liron! I always learn interesting tips in your videos.
Thank you so much, I thought I screwed up my painting but now I can save it!
Yay! 🎉😁
Haha, same
Try using Aquaboard. The most forgiving watercolor material I’ve ever used. With a magic eraser you can go back to pure white even once dry.
What is this Aquaboard, Joe?
Extremely helpful 🙏
i agree, dont listen to people that said "dont use opaque paint", most granulating pigment are opaque, most earth tones are opaque, most heavy metal pigment are opaque... plus opacity dont really matter in watercolor because we arent painting with bodied paint like oil paint where you cant turn opaque paint transparent with medium, with watercolor, we can turn any opaque paint into transparent washes by using more water.
100% agree especially with "with watercolor, we can turn any opaque paint into transparent washes by using more water." I think people shun opaque paints because they haven't learned to use them properly. If you use them in the first or last layer they give great depth!
This is helpful for me.. I appreciate you!
Yes thank you. This was vvery useful information. 👌🏽👌🏽
Thank you for sharing this info
Love these videos! Thank you!
thank you
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I love my gouache! No sin lol 😂 just another tool.
so helpful!
Happy to hear 😊🙏🏼