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Watercolor Tutorial
Published: 2011-05-04 21:24:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 185759; Favourites: 8451; Downloads: 4093
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I FINALLY FINISHED IT!
Gosh that took me so long. I hope it will be helpful for you!
Used pictures:
Violet hair: [link]
Colorful one with the bird: [link]
plant: [link]
Ariel: [link]
Collage of painting examples: [link]
I didn't spell check and I had some problems finding the right words in English, since I'm German. If there are mistakes... sorry about that. xD
Thank you so much for the DD to =kayleero and ^Elandria β₯
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Wow. 
love the art in it too ^^
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WOW das ist wirklich beeindruckend!
Sehr inspirierend und gut erzΓ€hlt. Vielen Dank fΓΌr's teilen!
Und natΓΌrlich GlΓΌckwunsch zur DD
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wow excelent tutorial. very helpful!
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That is so AWESOME 
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wow . wow. that's amazing! and very helpful!
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Beautiful & inspired me, thanks!
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This is awesome! your style is so unique!
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I find the tutorial helpful, Thanks a lot~!
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I'm so happy you finally made this!!! We'll done I'll definitely post letting you see how my work went!
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Great tutorial! And amazing pantings!
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oh wow!!! that has helped so much, i have never really used water colours but this makes me want to have fun and experiment!! ^^ thankyou so much!!!!
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i love this tutorial ! i'm a bit confused on the masking fluid part. how do you un mask it? all the masking fluids i know are permanent.
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You can just rub it off with a clean eraser, using very light pressure. :3
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Uhh, I know for a fact that there are some you can rub off with an eraser...Like liquid frisket, I think it was called? The only problem I've encountered with this is that the lower quality ones are still quite costly and they will peel off the paper with it. ;^;
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oh! thank you c: i'll have to look it up. and oh, well ;n; time to save monehs
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I believe Krepp is simply called masking tape in English.
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Sorry to bother you, but how do you 'unmask' stuff that's covered by masking fluid? I've never figured out how to do that
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You can rub the dried masking fluid off with a clean eraser, only using light pressure. :]
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I think she says to use a clean eraser.
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Oh, thanks! I'll try that.
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Your welcome. 
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i think i love you... (adds to favorites!)
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Wow, I rather like this tutorial, I'll have to go through it more carefully next time I'm in front of a canvas~
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the best tutorial for traditional painting!!!
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Wow, this is so informative! *o* Watercoloring has always been one of my weaknesses, but now that I've read this, I think that I just haven't been doing it right all along. Thanks so much for taking your time to do this. <3
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There is a lot of artist in DA. But you are one of true artists because you know use watercolors and don't stay in digital painting! You're talented!
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Well, I have good news. The grammar was pretty-much flawless!
As is your technique. You are AMAZING!! Thanks you SO much for the incredible tutorial. +favorite..
and the "krepp".. I believe the english alternative is masking tape? It isn't very sticky, but is for the purpose of making sure that paint doesn't get on a certain area, usually used on walls.
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That was incredible..
Im really blown away right now hah
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WoooO! congrats on the DD! You totally deserve it!
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Wow, thanks for making this!
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Congrats on the DD. I'll be referencing this whenever I find the time to try watercolors again.
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This was so very helpful! I am usually not very confident with watercolors (acrylics is much more my thing 
Great job!!!
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Great help and amazing work all in one!!!
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great Tut! It makes me want to get back into watercolor!
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This was very helpful - thank you so much!
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This is fantastic; thanks for putting it together! Your paintings are gorgeous.
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this seems really helpful only if i painted dammit. lov this though
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Thanks! I didn't know about masking fluid and have been adverse to color a background for fear of coloring over painted areas. Great advice!
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Very nice techniques! I believe that kind of tape is called masking tape in America.
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Wow! really great tutorial. I definitely want to try some of these tips next time I pull out my watercolors.
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The end result was fantastic so was the lesson, thorough explanation thx!
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I look at this thinking: never in a million years am I gonna pull this off
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