Copic markers and watercolors are unique mediums of art. Both have their specifications. We use them in coloring different paintings and pictures. The purpose is to make the painting look more attractive. Sometimes we use them separately. Many artists use them together. They experiment with this technique to get unique results. Can You Use Copic […]
If you paint on unstretched paper, your works may dry with huge buckles. You’ll need to flatten your watercolor paintings before framing them. There are some methods you can use to get rid of them and get a flattened watercolor painting. In this article, we’ll discuss them so it would become easier for you to […]
If you need to make a poster for something, make sure the paint you use is compatible with the surface. While there is a paint designed specifically for use on poster board, you may not always be able to find it or have it on hand. If this is the case, you may be wondering […]
Watercolor brush pens are filled with water-based ink solutions to help the artist achieve watercolor effects without bothering watercolor tubes, water cups, pans, and all typical setups. It consists of a rigid barrel and flexible bristle tips opposite to sponges and chisel. How to Clean Watercolor Brush Pen? To clean the watercolor brush pen, a […]
A print is a replica of an original watercolor painting. We print it on a separate paper or canvas. It may have several copies. We make an original watercolor painting from watercolor on rough and textured surface watercolor paper. When we look at the painting from another angle, the uneven surface gets visible. How can […]
Overworking is a term that artists frequently use. People frequently fear that they have overdone a piece, and teachers caution against it. But what exactly is overworking, and should it be avoided? Especially when it comes to overworked watercolor paper, people usually go for working on a new paper rather than fixing the previous one, […]
Tired of those old methods of using regular colored pencils while creating a masterpiece? Feel like experimenting and trying something new? Have you tried using watercolor pencils instead of just regular colored pencils? Can you replace the old normal method with adapt to this? Let’s find out, Can You Use Watercolor Pencils As Regular Colored […]
Nowadays, different and unique art techniques are being discovered. Artists try to find out new and unique ideas to make their painting more attractive and different from all the others. They are always in search of new painting methods and try to explore different techniques because it makes them happy and they increase their creativity. […]
We all know that watercolor paper is made from cellulose, which is a plant fiber that has been sliced up, immersed in water, smoothed out, and pressed onto paper. Paper has been produced by humans since about 2400 B.C., beginning with papyrus for the cellulose. However, the artist cares a lot about the kind of […]
Cardstock is also called Cover stock. It is thicker than regular paper but thinner than watercolor paper. Postcards, Scrapbooks, and Book covers are made with Cardstock. But the point of discussion here is; Can You Watercolor On Cardstock? You can watercolor on Cardstock. But the paper should be thick, porous, durable, and super smooth. And […]
