Scenic Painting: 33 Kinds of Watercolor Painting Techniques Completely Self-learning Tutorial by Kevin Todd This book is a watercolor landscape painting technique book. It shows readers 33 unique watercolor landscape painting techniques. Each technique is firstly introduced and explained, and then analyzed with the landscape as the painting object. The explanations are vivid, the steps are clear, and the emphasis is on application. It allows readers to practice and consolidate watercolor techniques in the process of appreciation. As a watercolor painting technique book, this book introduces the basic techniques of watercolor painting, and then explains 33 kinds of watercolor landscape painting techniques. Each technique is explained first and then analyzed by painting with the scenery as the object. The layout is simple, the illustrations are clear, and the steps are carefully explained and organized. Let readers learn watercolor techniques in the process of appreciation. The author of this book is a traveler and a professional watercolor artist. He loves life and travel, and the scenery under his pen is unique and loved by many readers. Free download: https://wz.d-ld.net/b6933c1409 2022, EPUB, 754 pages, 49 MB Notice: free download for educational purposes only. Not for commercial use. For commercial use, buy Scenic Painting 33 Kinds of Watercolor Painting Techniques Completely Self-learning Tutorial Kindle Edition on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3yAuNLZ

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In this book, I give you a detailed and comprehensive introduction to the basic techniques of watercolor landscape painting and the comprehensive use of special techniques, with detailed artwork display diagrams, technique explanation diagrams, step-by-step breakdown diagrams and textual explanations, etc., and take you to the great rivers and mountains of our country through a realistic painting style. Even if we can't take a break to see the whole world at this moment, we still have to prepare ourselves for a better journey in the future. I hope this book can help everyone who loves life, and I wish every friend who loves life and loves to draw a good mood. Finally, let's take this good mood with us and set out to see it together! The wet painting method refers to the process of painting on wet paper or watercolor surface that has not yet dried out, applying a layer of color more quickly or adding color repeatedly, so that the color and color flow and penetrate each other, and finally present the desired picture effect. The rhythm of water color formed by the use of wet painting in watercolor painting is just like the effect of ink and wash in Chinese painting in the realistic style. The brushwork is flexible and versatile, and the water colors blend and penetrate freely, so that the effect of wet and soft, hazy and dripping colors leap onto the paper. This painting technique is generally used to express the color haloing of a large area of the picture, such as the scenery of water and sky and the natural objects with hazy and blurred outlines in the distance. Although the effect of wet painting is vivid, free and graphic, the use of wet painting needs to be based on the pursuit of the original image of the object, so the control of moisture is especially important when using this technique. If there is too much water, the color will bleed away quickly and lose its shape; if there is too little water, the unique charm brought by the wet painting method to watercolor painting will not be revealed. At the same time, the wet painting method is also very important for the timing of painting, for example, if we use the wet painting method to add color to a watercolor surface that has not yet dried, if the humidity of the screen is too high, the color added will be different from the color on the screen. The original colors are mixed together and do not take shape; if the humidity of the picture is too dry, the added colors will not blend naturally with the original picture colors to achieve the desired picture effect. In addition, the wet painting method covers a variety 5of different painting styles and basic techniques, including the wet overlap method, the broken color method, the wet joining method, the rendering method, and the precipitation method. Take the following work "Northern Lights in Mohe, Heilongjiang" as an example, the aurora borealis on the sky in the picture combines the wet overlapping method, broken color method and wet joining method, which allows each color of aurora borealis to penetrate each other naturally but with their own clear images. Wet overlap method is to let wet colors overlap and penetrate each other in the process of watercolor painting, in order to achieve the ideal picture effect. It can make the whole picture color and color penetrate each other naturally, the color strokes are weakened and become soft, and the effect is natural and full. It is suitable for laying large areas of basic tones or expressing the atmosphere of rain and fog, or for expressing objects in the virtual distance of space. There are two types of wet overlay method. One is to soak the whole sheet of paper in water or use a brush dipped in water to brush wet, and then apply color while the paper is wet to form a picture effect of color diffusion and penetration in all directions (see picture1). The other is to add a layer of color, while the color is not dry and overlapping colors on top. Overlapping colors can be the same color overlap between different degrees of intensity, but also between different shades of color overlap. This can form a color and color interpenetration and natural transition between (see figure2). When painting with this technique, you need to pay attention to the control and control of the amount of water. Avoid repeated overlapping of colors due to too much water, so that the original shape becomes bigger and bigger, even beyond the edge of the painted shape, and the colors become softer and even unified. Not only that, if there is too much water, the repeated overlapping of colors will make the picture become more and more dirty. The broken color method refers to the process of watercolor painting in which another color is used to destroy the base color (the original color), and then penetrate with the base color to produce a vivid and natural broken color effect. This unique effect of breaking the texture of water stains can mainly play the role of brightening the picture. The use of color breaking method is divided into two kinds. One is the thick broken light, that is, when the color is not dry, mix and contain more water in the thick color drops or sweep into the color is not dry, so that the thick color broke through the light base color and spread around, so as to present a heavier water effect in the base color (see figure1). The other is light broken thick, that is, the blend of light colors containing more water drop or sweep into the color is not dry, so that light colors break through the base color and spread around, resulting in a lighter and brighter water effect in the base color.