Secrets of Mixing Transparent Granular Washes with Don Andrews

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  • čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
  • Learn the secrets of mixing transparent granular washes with watercolor artist Don Andrews in this beginner-friendly tutorial.
    CZcams channel: @DonAndrewsAWSPatreon Channel: / donandrewswatercolor Please check out my Website for books, dvd's and online classes!www.donandrewsstudio.com/(I use some affiliate links and may earn a small commission at no expense to you.)Arches Paper: amzn.to/44YPvRZPaint (DaVinci) similar to American Journey: amzn.to/460gjCMBrushes Princeton: amzn.to/46ejJl6Brushes by Robert Simmons: amzn.to/3PUl8YVPalette (Robert E Wood): amzn.to/3sSsRgMW&N flat Brush: amzn.to/3RrQ7fKenamel butcher tray for mixing paint: amzn.to/48Fj9yKFavorite pens to sketch: amzn.to/46GXpkn
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Komentáře • 6

  • @hannahthufvesson
    @hannahthufvesson Před 3 dny

    Do you mind if I ask which brand of paint you use? Because different brands have different hues on their Raw Sienna, for example, so you get widely differing results. :)

    • @DonAndrewsAWS
      @DonAndrewsAWS  Před 3 dny +1

      Hi Hannah,,,, you are so right,Cerulean blue is different in every brand of paint! I've been using American Journey (Cheap joes art stuff) for over 20 years,I like their 37 ml tubes and are well priced,,, Hope this helps! Friend Don

    • @hannahthufvesson
      @hannahthufvesson Před 3 dny

      @@DonAndrewsAWS Thank you so much, it really does! ☺️

    • @DonAndrewsAWS
      @DonAndrewsAWS  Před 2 dny

      👍

  • @shellhodgin532
    @shellhodgin532 Před 2 dny

    Is the opera or fusia lightfast?

    • @DonAndrewsAWS
      @DonAndrewsAWS  Před 2 dny

      Hi Shell,,,,,I often hear this comment about Fuchsia (opera) being fugitive, however I've been using it for over 40 years and I haven't seen any fading to date. I'm sure if a painting were exposed to ultraviolet (sun) light for a period of time the Fuchsia would fade but so would many, if not all others. Paintings are generally hung under florescent lighting which isn't a fraction of the strength of ultraviolet light. I'm no scientist and I haven't done any testing but until I see evidence I'm using Fuchsia,,,,I just love it! Friend Don