Tag Archives: painting

Watercoloring Galore

Watercolor is amazingly portable. I enjoy casein, but I don’t have a portable kit that folds up to the size of a phone like I do with watercolor. Casein dries… Read more »

First Casein Sketch

I’ve become fascinated with casein paint, mostly because it’s water soluble and can be used like a transparent watercolor or an opaque gouache or even like a thicker, heavier acrylic…. Read more »

Mixing Chart, Watercolor Journal

I made a mixing chart with cool, dark colors running down the left side and warm, brighter colors across the top of the page. With each warm color, a drop… Read more »

Watercolors, 4-6

More attempts at using watercolor. I’m using an inexpensive Prang oval set on either 90 lb. or 140 lb. cold press paper. With the last few, I’ve starting using Winsor and… Read more »

Watercolors, 1-3

Here are some of my first attempts at watercolor: Bob Ross: Bridge into Autumn (Prang Oval Watercolors) From Zoltan Szabo’s Landscape Painting in Watercolor From Grant Fuller’s demo on Youtube