Supplies:Arches cold press watercolor paperRound 6, 4, 0 paintbrushesWinsor and Newton: Cadmium Lemon, Hookers Green, Ivory Black, Yellow OchreTurner: CeruleanGrumbacher Academy: Cadmium Yellow Deep HueTombow Fudenosuke in Black and Green for the calligraphy.Read my process in the image captions.Followed a tutorial by Nianiani again: https://youtu.be/0e8nJIlJXWM
Used the wrong pen for the K. It was an old Fudenosuke that is apparently dried out and also the soft tip… I always use the Hard tip version. But I just went back over it to darken it and it looked fine.Password: fuzzy
Oops forgot to post this yesterday. Sorry for the slight delay.Password: string
I’m not sure if I’ve used this technique for a post before but it’s a super easy one to accomplish. Just make a blob of your dark color on a plastic sheet or other non absorbent material and dip your lighter marker into it.Password: water
No process photos today because I just wanted to play and experiment with how this hot press paper behaves. I wouldn’t call this a very successful painting but it was a useful experiment. I’ll have to look into how to take advantage of the smooth hot press paper surface more because I really did not…
I feel like the painting is not a great success. I haven’t worked on hot press paper in many months now and it was very foreign to me. Can’t all be winners can they? 😆Password: breakfast
