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Your Materials Start with good quality watercolor paints and paper Cheap paints and paper will not produce good results

Start with Simple Shapes Experimenting with basic shapes and lines is a great way to begin learning the fundamentals of watercolor painting

Understand Color Theory Understanding the basics of color theory will help you create cohesive and vibrant compositions

Learn about Color Mixing Use a limited palette of colors to start with Red blue and yellow are all you need This will help you to mix colors more easily and get a better understanding of how colors work together

Practice Basic Techniques Learning the basics of watercolor techniques such as wetonwet dry brush and glazing will help you build the skills necessary for more complex compositions

The Golden Rule of Watercolor Process Work from light to dark colors This will help you to create a sense of depth and dimension in your painting

Keep Your Paintings Loose and Fresh Avoid getting too caught up in details and strive to keep your paintings loose and fresh

Experiment with Different Brushes Exploring different brushes and their unique properties is a great way to develop your painting style

Speed Up Drying Use a hairdryer to dry your painting quickly between layers or to create special effects

Reserve Important Lights Use a masking agent to protect white areas of the paper or to create sharp defined lines

Discover 10 essential tips for beginners painting in watercolors. Whether you're new to watercolors or just looking to improve your technique, these tips will help you get the most out of your materials and create beautiful, vibrant paintings. 

10 Essential Tips for Beginner Watercolor Painters

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10 essential tips for beginners painting in watercolors. Whether you're new to watercolors or just looking to improve your technique, these tips will help you get the most out of your materials and create beautiful, vibrant paintings. We cover everything from choosing the right paints and paper to working with a limited color palette, using different brush techniques, and experimenting with wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry techniques. 