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Published: 2008-02-13 22:11:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 40595; Favourites: 981; Downloads: 752
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We'll need:-paper(watercolor paper is recommended)
-pen/artpen (it would be nice if we had something waterproof for first 4 steps)
-watercolors (here brown, red, yellow and dark blue)
-salt (for sky and shaded parts)
-a lot of patience
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I've already added these to my favorites. I revisted them today and I had to comment on how much love for detail went into this. I wish I had the patience (I would take longer then 3 hours).
The tutorial is easy to follow and allows personal preference on how much detail one might want to add. I absolutly love the colors and the side joke about your food.
In sum: great tutorial!
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I'm so happy to read that! Thank you!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to make tutorials for us, i cant speak for everyone but your efforts and skills are very much appreciated
Please keep up the great work you do
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Thanks a lot for the uplifting comment! I'm happy to read that
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Thanks so much fot the nice comment and 
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Not wasting your life This will be so helful for a lot of people including me.
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I just love your artwork. 
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Thanks a lot! I'm glad that you think so
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I do not see how you wasted three hours.
It is a beautiful creation and you shared it with everyone!
Thank you!
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I'm glad to read that
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I'm glad you shared your wonderful process!
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Thank you for this amazing tutorial! It's amazing to see your way of doing things :3
I love how you put detail in the foreground but let the background remain less detailed, it's interesting!
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Thanks so much! I'm glad to read that
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Love the title and your attention to details. Thank you for sharing your process
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Waste three hours for this?
Nah, I think it's gonna take me forever to make something as stunning as this.
Super duper awesome work, Ms. Evi!! My, gosh! I hope I can do something like this too in the future..
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I'm going to start a painting based on this awesome tutorial, and I have one question: So, I'm pretty new to watercolours, okay very new
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I usually use the same colors for shadows and sunlit parts but watercolors for shadows are more intense (less diluted) and I often add just a little bit of violet, dark blue or black to it.
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wow, this is really helpful...gave me an idea where to start 'coz seriously, it's the first step that makes or breaks an architectural drawing right?
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Indeed the composition of blocks with setting vanishing points is crucial. I'm really glad that you like this tutorial
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thanks for your tutorial, buildings in your drawings are your desing ?
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Most of buildings on my drawings (including this one) are my design indeed.
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Thanks a lot for the comment and
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I'm happy that you like my works! Thanks a lot for
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Very nice. Do you use instruments like rulers and protractors to help you draw straight lines and angles in your drawings?
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Thanks! I don't use any tools to draw straight lines(probably that's why some of lines in my pictures aren't straight
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