Watercolor Success in Four Steps Book Flip Through

Flip through of "Watercolor Success in Four Steps" by Marina Bakasova

White Nights colors used:
Sap Green, Burnt Sienna, Mars Brown, Cadmium Yellow, Green, Indigo, Raw Sienna, Madder Lake Red Light, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber, Rose, Cadmium Orange, Sepia, Carmine, Red Ocher, Ultramarine, Yellowish Green, Azure, Green Light, Claret, Neutral Black, Indian Yellow, Cadmium Lemon, Golden, Quinacridone Lilac, Emeral Green, Cobal Blue, Quin Red, Olive Green, Umber, Violet, English Red, Vermillion Azure Blue, Titian Red

Tools: Masking Fluid, White Ink, Sea Salt

Colors not in White Nights 36 color set: Sap Green, Scarlet, Rose, Azure, Green Light, Claret, Red Ocher, Quinacridone Red, Indian Yellow, Vermillion, Azure Blue

[laxpauu]

I don't know if it's too late, but the watercolors she uses are the Nevskaya Palitra "White Nights"

[zachberry]

Thankyou so much for finding the paint brand. I’m looking into getting this book and I wasn’t sure which one to pair the book with.

[ARTOY]

Hello~ Tyler Alexy 😊
I live in a different country with you, but I was very happy to be able to experience different cultures of other countries through you. 😊 😊

[Skinnychelle]

I have this one. As a beginner I find it really fun to use. I practice from this book often!

[RawSpirited]

Was looking for a nice flip through, thank you so very much for this! I will order this book, looks like a lot of fun.

[cLorraine]

Thank you for sharing this information. I’m heading to amazon to my copy of the book.
You gave me confidence to buy the book
I’ve subscribed to your channel. I hope you review more books and paints and brushes.
I would like to see a studio tour and your recommendations to new and developing artists

[KG-ebvl]

Thank you for figuring out what paint she used!! I bought the book today and I was instantly frustrated that she didn’t say what paint or paper was used. I searched the book for that reason and found your video so I thank you for doing the work. Curious tho, did you find this book helpful? I struggle with ratio and consistency and I don’t think she even mentions it. I want to learn how to layer without causing blooms or hard lines. ☹️

[spookyshiu]

Thank you for the flip through! Really helpful

[israelamaccabee]

Great assessment, very useful. Thank you!