Just popping in with a quick post to show you the pen and watercolour dragonfly picture I created following one of Louise De Masi’s beginner tutorials.
A very easy one, but I really felt it really helped me get to grips with the wet in wet and I think it’s very pretty 🙂
Until next time,
Bekki x
Dartmoor Creative - Bekki Hill 
Ooooh!!
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Thank you! 🙂
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lovely. especially the controlled splodges . oh, look – I know all the lingo, and how to flatter. Sorry !
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Thank you – one day I dream I’m be able to control splodges with the best of them 😉
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lol
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🙂
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Oohh pretty. X
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Thank you x
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Very nice! A bit of cling film drying too?
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I do like a bit of cling film drying – If I could work out how to do it, every picture I paint would have it.
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Once you’ve scrumpled your cling film on the wet paint the trick is to leave it long enough for the paint to drift but not until it’s totally dry or it will stick. Have a play.
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I have actually done the paint thing with cling film in the past several times and always left it until paint is completely dry and it’s never stuck. Maybe it depends on the type of paper? you’re using
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Could be. Have you done the salt trick too?
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I have – but not keen on it. I think it kind of stops being water colour when you add things like that – so probably something I nee therapy for 😉
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Wonderful.
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Thank you x
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Very pretty!!
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Thank you.
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That’s beautiful!
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Thank you.
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