How to stop mixed watercolor paint from separating // Watercolor Kangaroo

In this video I show you how I stop my watercolor paint from separating after I’ve mixed it and I demonstrate some sections of a watercolor kangaroo/wallaby. #louisedemasi #watercolor

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The materials I used:
Arches Hot pressed watercolour paper
Winsor & Newton artist watercolour paint: French Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Sepia, Winsor Violet, Lamp Black.
Brushes: Da Vinci Maestro, series 35, #5, #2/0

Reference Photo my own.

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[Aykela]

Wow... that garden... near the forest... your house, that flooring... ok ill stop drooling now and watch the video!

[susankeable]

Because of these videos, I am confident

[viviancattaneo]

Stunning. You are living in paradise it seems. I am glad the fire is not near you and that the animals are doing well there. Your videos are very didactic and easy to follow. Thank you for your work and giving us a view of your beautiful country

[ndabloo]

I hope your beautiful area has not been affected by the fires. You have the best tutorials!

[sheilamyers]

I love watching you paint. Your so talented!!

[SarahNewburyArt]

Oh my goodness Louise! This little guy is adorable and how wonderful to be able to sit and watch him in your own garden! -Love the new intro too 😊😍

[junelawniczak]

I really enjoy your videos. I started watercolor a few years ago. I definitely like wet-on-wet method best. Your videos are a lot of help to me.

[catherinelevison]

My favorite characteristic of watercolor is separation—and yes, stirring with the brush works but you’re correct about that small well concept. Thanks for showing us that. Gorgeous painting and wonderful acreage you have. Thank you!

[carlaa.]

I love seeing your gorgeous garden and the animals and birds that surround you. A piece of heaven on earth😍Thank you for another stellar video of this adorable Wallaby. 🙏🏻❤️🌹

[isabelpatchett]

This is so lovely Louise I was fascinated watching you build up the fur on him. Thank you again for a wonderful demonstration.

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Thank you for being such a wonderful artist, and teacher. ❤️

[cheekymonkey]

I love the way you paint - the textures are so gorgeous!

[artbyjayson]

Your videos are always do helpful. Thank you so much 💚

[lornafinch]

What a cute little joey. Thank you for all your advice on these videos, you are an amazing and generous artist.
I too use ultramarine and burnt sienna (didn't realise this was Paynes Grey) and like the way they separate on my palette, it gives me choice to vary the colour on the paper, but a useful tip if you want a similar grey for a large area.

[ARTYCOATY]

Beautiful painting. Great video. I learned very much.

[ionawoodart]

Wow, you live on an amazing property! Thanks for all the watercolour lessons; I've painted my very first flower a few days ago. It's a challenge, but also a lot of fun!

[susankeable]

Love the bloopers. Your so cute, and real. We love that

[jingyu]

To watch your video is an enjoyment, thanks Luise!

[joolson]

This is amazing Louise. I'm so happy that you painted this adorable little guy and can't wait to see him on Patreon. I'll be following that tutorial very soon!! Your property is gorgeous and I love that you are sharing your flowers, birds and other animals with the rest of the world through you wonderful talent.

[robynbeltrametti]

just arrived back after my holis in Aust. and when I saw this video felt already homesick! its beautiful Louise! thank you....