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Hi, And Welcome to this weeks edition of Watercolor Wednesday the challenge.
One thing that always catches my eye as someone who is still learning "how-to" color things is when people do shadows well. Know what I mean? So, I thought this was a really cool example as I knew to do this with pencils and markers and was thrilled to see that it will work with paints too. ( the trick here is to make sure that shadow is dry before you paint the color)
Have fun with this,
The Keyword for this challenge is WCW087
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The sample I made is seen here WCW087 Love to you by JBgreendawn at Splitcoaststampers.
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I didn't let my shadows dry so that it sort of feathers out the shadow and isn't a harsh line. I can't wait to see what you create!
Angie, I wish I had not let my shadows dry because they were left too dark and with a line. So, though she said let them dry on the video, I think you are right.
__________________ My Blog---My Gallery---My PinterestI'm a Punchkateer! (Prez) FOREVERDirty Dozen Alumni2014 CAS Spring DT--- Inspiration Challenge Co- Hostess 12/02/17-12/28/19 Watercolor Wednesday Design Team Hebrews 13:2Brenda
Stacy, great choice in video. I liked that is was short, so I could watch it multiple times, and really clear. Beyond the shadowing, the hungry paint brush bit was new to me and super valuable. Here's my card.