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koyamori β watercolour tutorial v.4
Published: 2011-11-21 15:30:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 79756; Favourites: 3902; Downloads: 1189
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Finally compiled enough photos to do a tutorial.Most of it is common knowledge but I hope it answers some questions. C:
If you have something you'd like to know in addition, feel free to ask them here and I'll try my best to answer.
p.s. I get asked a lot about masking fluid but no, I don't use it very often. None was used for these pictures.
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Been. Waiting. Forever. Thank. Jesus.
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this is awesome! ive been wondering for a while how you achieve your magnificent effects. thank you for the excellent pointers
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wow water color has always baffled me now ive seen the light thank ya
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awesome tutorial*-* very helpful^^
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Nice to know! I'm going to have to find my supplies and give it a go!
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This is really helpful! I just bought some watercolors last week, so your tutorial will be sure to help in some original pieces. c:
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This really helped me, and I will (try to DX) use this advice in the future
I can only hope to be anywhere near as good as you >_<
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A very helpful tutorial, I've always wanted to learn how to use watercolours! Thank you!
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Really helpful! <3 Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you for this tutorial! I love working with watercolours, but I'm not so good at them yet.
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Wah, thank you so much! I use only watercolour, and that's will be really helpfull! Thank a lot!
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will definitely use this and show you some results somewhere int eh future. Love water coloring, hate not knowing how to work with it...
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Did you not use masking fluid this time?
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I don't usually use masking fluid.
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Ffff this is so useful~ *u* Thanks so much!
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I've always admired your work! I am so happy you made a tutorial :'D
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do you use masking liquid?
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Awww, I was just trying to find a tutorial to start using my new watercolors <3 this was very useful, thank you ;u;
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Thank you! I'll try painting again with this ^^
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I just started using gouache recently, and I thought it was a neat idea how you used it here instead of acrylic.
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:') Acrylic dries a bit too hard and fast for me to use it accurately haha. orz
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Thanks. I'm having problems. This helps!
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So would the best way to go about watercolors be... to just go for it and practice?
Also how expensive are the paints/etc. that you use?
Any brands you enjoy using the most?
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Yes, I think the best way to go is just to do it because then you can see how the paint works and how it can be manipulated in your own way.^^
I use a mix of Winsor Newton/ Holbein/ and also Graham paints. Depending on the colour, one brand might be better than the other. <:
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Wow! I just happen to have bought a size 0 brush! I will definitely going to use it with this tutorial. A little question, can I replace gouache with a white poster color for the tiny flecks?
Hey, I've already done some practicing with the previous tut on negative painting. It's not really that impressive but I did spent some weeks on getting it right.
Feel free to have a look --> [link]
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Since your comments are disabled on most other deviations i'll say it here. "amazing" (:
Great Tut!!
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Man, this makes me want to do watercolours again..... I am too addicted to my markers and the illusion of control they give me D:
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I like it! I hope some day I could try it!
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Wow. This is really amazing. Great tutorial. I may give it a try for a Christmas present for my mother. Thank you so much for putting time and effort into this--it is great.
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How do you keep the colours from bleeding onto the little characters? :3
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Thank you so much for this! Pretty useful!
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this is amazing! thanks for posting it, i will use it often 
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Thanks for the tutorial! It's really useful
I have a question: When you apply watercolour pencil do you use it wet or dry?
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<: I'm happy to hear that!
When I apply the watercolour pencil, it is dry. When it's wet it is sort of clumpy. *A*
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I thought so ^^ Thanks!
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