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Abstract Watercolor & Acrylics Effects
45 CQ
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3 CQ
Enhance watercolor paintings with found objects! Learn how to use acrylic washes and imprinting with household materials to make stunning abstract art.
Enhance watercolor paintings with found objects! Learn how to use acrylic washes and imprinting with household materials to make stunning abstract art.
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2 CQ
In this lesson, learn how to create a splattering effect with watercolor and acrylic paints. All you need is a toothbrush, gloves, a canvas, and paints!
In this lesson, learn how to create a splattering effect with watercolor and acrylic paints. All you need is a toothbrush, gloves, a canvas, and paints!
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2 CQ
Looking for a creative watercolor art project? Nancy Christy-Moore demonstrates a fun way to make one-of-a-kind abstract art using plastic wrap and watercolors.
Looking for a creative watercolor art project? Nancy Christy-Moore demonstrates a fun way to make one-of-a-kind abstract art using plastic wrap and watercolors.
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3 CQ
Learn to apply warm and cool glazes to dry watercolor paintings. This transparent layer adds hard edges and a touch of color without overwhelming the piece.
Learn to apply warm and cool glazes to dry watercolor paintings. This transparent layer adds hard edges and a touch of color without overwhelming the piece.
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4 CQ
Dive deeper into watercolor glazes in this fun and easy painting lesson! Learn a stroke techniques for applying multiple layers of watercolor paint.
Dive deeper into watercolor glazes in this fun and easy painting lesson! Learn a stroke techniques for applying multiple layers of watercolor paint.
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