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How to Paint Water Refraction

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Learn how to paint the beautiful refractive patterns of water and waves! This lesson demonstrates several fail-safe techniques for beginners.

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    Linda J
    Thank you for the inspiration and instruction. I have a photo of rocks under water that I am anxious to paint. I think I understand now how to approach it.
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    Karen L
    Going to web site u suggested and need to find your CD!
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    Mark Waller
    Thanks so much Karen L, hope you enjoy the DVDs :) Cheers, Mark W.
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    Chrissie D
    Thank you Mark. I'd always wondered how to get the illusion of water on a flat surface. Now I'm going to have to try it and some point.
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    Mark Waller
    You're welcome Chrissie D. All the best with it. Cheers, Mark W.
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    Mayita L
    Buenas tardes, veremos si.puedo aprender algo nuevo, soy novata en la pintura, Saludos.
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    Mark Waller
    muchas gracias por su mensaje precioso. Me alegro de ser de ayuda. Saludos, Mark W.
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    Rhonda D
    Can you please tell us what colour you use each time.
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    Mark Waller
    Thanks Rhonda, definitely will do that for the next lesson :) Cheers, Mark W.
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