Wet-on-wet watercolour: athmosferic landscape with mountains and drama clouds

Discover the magic of wet-on-wet watercolor painting! This workshop dives into a fascinating and often-overlooked technique – using the wet-on-wet method combined with paper gluing for exceptional watercolor control.

Perfect for watercolor beginners, this approach might require a little extra prep, but the results are worth it! You'll gain unparalleled control over your water and pigments, unlocking new possibilities in your watercolor techniques.

Plus, we'll create a beautiful, atmospheric landscape painting together in just 25 minutes! Whether you're a complete novice or simply want to learn to paint under guidance and produce a stunning watercolor painting, this workshop is for you.

Here's what you'll need:

• Watercolor Paints: (My preferred palette includes Schmincke, but you can use your standard colors!)
  • Yellow Ochre
  • Cadmium Orange
  • Deep Ultramarine
  • Finest Cobalt Cerulean
  • Vermilion
  • Phthalo Green
  • Sap Green
  • Sepia Brown
  • Reddish Opaque White
• Watercolor Brushes: (My go-to brands are da Vinci)
  • Large, soft squirrel/imitation brush for loose washes
  • Small synthetic brush with a sharp tip for detail
  • Goat hair brush or calligraphy brush for chaotic strokes
• Watercolor Paper: 100% cotton, 300 gr cold press (Hahnemuhle is my favorite!) – Crucially, this technique requires 100% cotton paper.
• Water container, paper towels, pencil, and eraser
• Waterproof tablet

Having trouble sourcing materials? Don't hesitate to reach out via Messages or Instagram Direct (@draw_better)! Let's explore the beautiful world of watercolor art together.