Lets Make a Mess
If you’re interested in learning to paint with watercolors, figuring out which supplies you need to buy can be a little overwhelming. Remember that this whole series is from the perspective of a somewhat beginner (read part 1 here). According to how much time and money you’re planning on spending, there are a variety of paints and products you can buy. 1. Watercolor Paints First, let me talk a little
If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve probably noticed that I recently started really getting into watercolors. I got my first real set of watercolors this fall for my birthday, and I’ve started spending more and more time painting (and maybe a little less time blogging.) So I’ve decided to share a series of posts about learning to paint with watercolors. This unusually long and personal post is the first
I’ve gotten a little behind on blogging lately. I’ve been making things like crazy, but I just haven’t taken the time to sit down and share the tutorials. If you follow me on Instagram, you got a little sneak peak of these cute watercolor hearts a couple of weeks ago. I first got the idea to create a watercolor look with polymer clay from this coaster tutorial by Something Peach.
