Watercolor & Pencils Painting & Art Q&A LIVE

We're painting a seahorse in watercolor and watercolor pencil! For the first portion of this stream we will only be talking about and focusing on the art lesson. After that, we will move on to the chat and Q&A.
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A channel for artists from a professional artist. Get motivation, art lessons art tips in painting in acrylics or oil paints, drawing, colored pencil, graphite, & Inktense, Art Marketing tips (learn to sell your own work) from Lisa of Lachri Fine Art.

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[mvwvujl]

really Lisa, you are perfecting every media

[sandyb]

I missed this while it was live. I find your approach to watercolors interesting and learned a few new tricks watching this.
I don't know if you got an answer about the PH Martin Bleedproof white or not so please forgive me if you already know any/all of this. To the best of my knowledge PH Martin Bleedproof white is basically a really opaque gouache. It is not suppose to come dried up. It should be kind of a thick paste (like thick gouache). I think the recommendation not to add water is because it will make it less opaque used at that strength.
I use Davinci titanium white gouache (because it's what I have 😆 I'm pretty sure it's not as opaque as the PH martin Bleedproof white but it works for me.) Sometimes, instead of using it it as is, I add a bit of watercolor into it to give it a bit of color. This works with the bleedproof white as well (possibly better). I do this on a separate mixing pallet so any residue won't muddy up my watercolor mixes.
And the white that comes on most watercolor pallets is usually a 'mixing' white and not opaque enough to cover anything &/or bring it back to white. It will work for lightening up a color a bit. I personally don't find it useful for the way I paint.
I hope something in that was helpful to you.
Thank for all you do. I've learned a lot from you over the years and appreciate all you do.

[ibegsushi]

So sorry I missed this!! Noooo!!!! I have family visiting and there was no way I could get away then.

[kitschuetze]

Thanks for another fine art lesson ✨️ 🙂