by Joe | Aug 20, 2011 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Clouds, Painting skies, Painting textures, Watercolor Demonstrations
Painting the sky and clouds After doing the drawing our first watercolor painting step is painting the sky and clouds. Create a very weak mixture of French Ultramarine and Burnt Sienna, about the strength of a weak cup of tea. Then using the side of a round brush...
by Joe | Aug 19, 2011 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Drawing Perspective, How to draw
Simple Watercolor Painting of a Seascape for beginner watercolor artists This is a simple painting I usually have my watercolor students do in their second or third class. It gives them experience with most of the different edge effects you can create with watercolor...
by Joe | Aug 12, 2011 | Equipment
How to make a cheap light box About six years ago I was given a great tip for transferring drawings you do on tracing paper or light weight paper such as Bank. This cheap light box is very cheap – in fact it is so inexpensive it is free! After to you complete...
by Joe | Aug 11, 2011 | Marketing art
OK, so now we have collected all this information about our painting, where it will hopefully be sold and how it is to be promoted (usually along with a lot of other competing works). So what price do we set for our artwork for sale? I have heard advice like you take...
by Joe | Aug 11, 2011 | Marketing art, Pricing artwork, Selling artwork
Promotion as it applies to the sale of watercolor paintings How to promote your artwork is very important. The more people that know about it the more likely you will find a customer for it. When you first start out to sell paintings, you don’t often have much of a...