China Marker/ Wax for Resist in Watercolor Illustrations

Please Like, Share, or Subscribe if you enjoyed this! For fashion, fabric, or art, using gouache or watercolor with a crayon or china marker opens up a whole new, "opposite" way of drawing with WHITE... check it out!
It's great for BATIK, Tie Dye, Ankara and African print effects, or any kind of exploration you want....this is a super simple introduction to a concept/ technique that has endless possibilities.
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Laura

[@TandZAptLife]

This was great. I love the primary colors you have.

[@LauraVolpintesta]

ThANK You so much! Those are the colors that bring me the greatest joy!!

[@boo-boolip7528]

You can remove the China market completely from the paper and then remove the twist up crayon and put the China market into the crayon container and it's way easier to use

[@LauraVolpintesta]

So true. Thanks for sharing this tip!!!

[@LauraVolpintesta]

The watercolor you see below was created using white crayon for a resist/ batik effect under the watercolor........... here's how! #watercolors #design #art #demonstration

[@YourEmpoweredBody]

You are beautiful inside an out. Also your plans go within the natural laws of life. you can never lose with nature. Im subscribing =)

[@LauraVolpintesta]

Thank you for watching! You made my WEEK with that comment. Thanks so much for hearing me ;0). You can never lose with nature, LOVE!! xoxo!

[@YourEmpoweredBody]

laura volpintesta=)

[@HoodieCatProductions]

Wow good artwork really like how this turned out in the end :)
Keep it up and make art :D
Greetings from a fellow CZcams Artist ;-)

[@LauraVolpintesta]

[@ArtistsResource]

:)

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