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dragonflywatercolors — multicolor background part 2
Published: 2010-01-11 22:43:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 6423; Favourites: 71; Downloads: 194
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Watercolor tutorial "Creating a multicolor Background part two
My first tutorial show a way to create a lot of small Backgrounds in one step.
I do this for myself two weeks ago the first time and found it very nice to create a lot of small and complett different paintings.
It shows how you get from 1 large sheet of paper 24 small cards ore even more .
Part one [link]
hope you enjoy too .
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Comments: 23
Thanks a bunch! Finally found a traditional art tutorial
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Thanks a lot, I am glad when the tutorial is helpfull
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Thank you very much
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youre welcome!!
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really creative! so you planned non of the final pics? but they all look awesome! nice work
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This idea is awesome *.*
I think I might try it myself some day.
Thanks for sharing this
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this is fun - helps you stay loose and lets you explore all at once!
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I never thought of this
I need to try it someday, it looks awesome!
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Jup ..it makes a lot of fun !
I hope you enjoy.
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I've loved seeing your process, really beautiful results
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thank you very much
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Thank you very much
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Very nice tutorials. I did this once before with a painting I did. It was supposed to be a tiger swimming in a pond, but after painting the green and blue on the paper together, it looked more like trees stretching into the sky. It ended up being a beautiful picture of a log cabin with tall trees arching up behind it.
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Thank you very much ,I am glad you like it.
Sometimes paintings work with magic ways
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They always do. I also find that when you work with what the paint is doing, rather than force it, the painting always turns out way better than it would have.
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