Watercolor Painting

Here are all of the articles about watercolor painting.

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  Watercolor Painting Techniques

  Watercolor offers a wide range of creativity, making it an art medium of wide diversity. Because watercolor involves water, the process goes quickly and is one of the most free forms of painting. Unlike acrylics and oils, it's not as easy to cover up mistakes as many watercolor pigments are transparent and staining.
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  Type of Stamp Ink to Use With Watercolors

  Not all inks are created equal. There are at least four major types of stamp ink that all create different effects. Some inks are thicker and made for adding texture, and some inks are transparent and made to be mixed.
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  What Are Watercolor Paints Made From?

  Everyone is familiar with the pan of watercolor paints in bold basic colors that preschoolers use to paint pictures. Professional artists use watercolor paints, too, and for some artists, watercolors are the only medium with which they paint.
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  Basic People Painting Techniques in Watercolor

  Since watercolor is a fast-moving medium, as well as often unforgiving, many novice watercolorists avoid painting people. New painters are typically afraid to paint people or portraits, fearing they won't be able to paint all the details or skin tones correctly.
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  Watercolor Paint Stain Removal

  Both children and adults enjoy painting with watercolors. This paint looks beautiful whether used on canvas by a trained artist or stroked onto white paper by little hands. When paint gets spilled onto a table or dripped on the floor, though, the result is not so appealing.
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  How to Use Watercolor Paints

  Watercolor paints are convenient and relatively economical. Watercolors, particularly pan watercolors, travel and clean up easily and need only a small container of water. Practice using them and realize their surprising versatility.
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  How to Paint Flowers With Watercolors

  Painting is a relaxing, rewarding and sometimes profitable hobby. Watercolor painting lends itself to an array of artistic possibilities. Flowers never seem to lose their popularity as a subject matter for paintings, and watercolors are a natural medium for creating beautiful floral elegance.