Pro Tips to Avoid Flat Colour in Watercolour

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[wanderingfinds]

I love this series, also a good reminder that you need * some * patience for watercolor

[Iloveart]

I really Struggle with this!!! Thank you Ma'am!!🎨✨🖌️

[feyr]

It's a great tip, thanks. It seems to me that the first illustration could be used as a background filler for really far away things maybe? Like, if you have a dense forest, trees like that could add to the darkness way in the back. But I guess that's part of the watercolour experience. You find out what works for your style and the mood you're going for, whether realism or otherwise. Again, great tip ❤️

[captainmimiandtheinvisiblecrew]

Thank you, I love the series! To me, working from light to dark and planning ahead is the hardest part of watercolours.

[-MEL-A.O.C]

For me the problem is the light source and to put corectly the values 😁🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️ my tries look a mess depthless 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you bises

[ZainabKhan-tjhv]

Thank you for this video! this is exactly what I've been guilty of doing in my paintings

[stillslick]

The second tree just give me this nostalgic feeling and I felt like cryin lol

[ashleybravin]

I am definitely guilty of this - get too excited to add my dark colors.