Painting bluebell woods, fast and loose with easy watercolour techniques.

Painting bluebell woods, fast and loose using easy watercolour techniques.
Using a limited palette and easy watercolour techniques Wendy paints a bluebell wood in real time and does a partial narration with music. Colours used and techniques employed are described in detail. Wendy builds up the painting quickly showing how to simply achieve a sense of depth in a painting.

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Rigger brush Cotman series 333....all sizes available

JAckson's : Studio Synthetic Watercolour Brush : Rigger : Size 3

Mask away....masking fluid remover block

WN masking fluid

Derwent art eraser...soft rubber good for watercolour paper

Winsor and Newton Sceptre gold round brushes....all sizes available

WN Cotman watercolour tubes....all sold separately also

Bockingford watercolour paper 140lb not/cold press pad....sold also loose etc

Saunders Waterford watercolour paper 140lb not/cold press loose....sold also as pads etc

White gouache Winsor and Newton

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Music: Music by Tim Jones

[lindaking]

Always like paintings of bluebell woods paintings

[antjevanavelingen]

I have only recently discovered your videos, but I fully agree, your videos are excellent. Many, thanks!

[bcarld]

I am back. Bluebells....you make it so simple. I am trying to learn to paint more loosely and your videos are excellent. Thanks.

[jimr]

How about one of your nice VLOGs through the local bluebell woods? I'm just looking at your paintings from 2020 and doing some local bluebell scenes myself.