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COMPLETED IMAGE 'EBONY' PLEASE CHECK OUT HERE ==> [link]Revised version helped by Thank you so much! you definitely helped!!! and also thanks to my beloved pal for let me borrowing your awesome camera XDD
yesssssssssssss!!! finally!!!!!
I'm sorry that I should have done more fancier but gosh still have homework to do this weekend..sorry folk! anyways, I'll update my description later >3<
Thanks you all!!!
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This is awesome. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
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Dear lord of practice and hard working, please make me watercolor like this !
Great tutorial, thanks a lot ^^
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You're very good! Even with that tutorial, I really doubt I could do the same!
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Oh my goodness! thanks for sharing!!thanks for sharing!! 
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How long are you painting one pictures?
I paiting one picuteres maybe six or eight hour.
That's very helpful.
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Umm, might I ask what type of paper you use for your watercolor pictures? ;3; I'm having a hard time finding a type that layers the colors well.
But otherwise, great tutorial. <3 Thanks
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This is such a good tutorial on watercolor painting. Thank you so much for sharing. 
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uhm. I feel like an idiot for asking this... but.. the heck I really I am ; A ;
it's my first time hearing the frisket thingie.. what does it do when you apply it? D; aside the stinky part
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Thank you sooo much...if you check my one watercolored deviantation you would see why I need this tutorial!
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wow, what a great tutorial!
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super useful
thank you for sharing it with all of us
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Awesome tutorial, it helped me a lot.
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thank u thank u thank u!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i needed this so much!!!!!!!!
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ah! I nver heard of the masking Frisket!
thanx for making this tutoriaL!!
I learned a lot! (especially about the fluid! XD)
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your tutorial is awesome! i really touch by the it XD and i'm so jealous of your brush collection. wow
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wow, this is amazing. Thank you for sharing!
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When I use frisket, I use the back end of the brush, so I don't mess the bristles :>
Just a suggestion ^^
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Thankyou for suggesting this... I'll do that next time!!!
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You're very welcome :>
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Datz a tricky choice of coloring, I like how easy you make it for us to understand; I'll try it!
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This is a very helpful tutorial. I did not know about masking fluid at all prior to this. I expect it will help make my watercolor pictures a lot less messy.
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So helpful and your end result so inspiring that it MADE me go and splurge on buying everything in every art store across town. Like, just now.
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Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for the art lesson!
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Such a beautiful process and excellent tutorial! Thank you so much for the help!
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Super helpful tutorial! Thanks for making it!
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thank you so much for sharing,,this is really helpful! ^^
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hello, I have a question for you.
When you paint the tiger, what paint do you use?
Is it the liquid acrylic paint, liquid watercolor, or the watercolor tubes?
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This is great, so full of information... Thanks for putting this together!!
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This is an amazing tutorial, I am new to painting and had never heard of friskit or ever used liquid water colour but I feel more confident in doing backgrounds with this advice! Thankyou for writing it!
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Thank you very much for this practical tutorial!
I have one question - you say (for instance, when doing the pink areas on the face) that you spread the water and then add the colour - yet when I would try this, the water is usually hard to control, and takes larger area than I expect, and then the colour moves to areas I didn't want it to go to. So, my question - how do you manage to keep small areas (like the highlight on the tip of the nose) uncoloured (or dry)? By using masking frisket/fluid? Or by using very thin brush for applying water?
It is just very dissapointing to see my painting suddenly overrun by colours, and while it can produce nice effect, I'd still like to have some control in places... I hope you could help me with sharing from your experience.
Thanks again for putting this together, very helpful and your results are truly beautiful
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