[ Level 2 ] How To : Watercolour Painting Tutorial for Beginners / Demonstration / 수채화 그림 그리기 \r
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❖ Jay LEE is a specialized watercolor artist. JayArt videos are showing how to paint flowers, nature and other techniques on the various tutorials offered.\r
Newof watercolor paintings are available for upload every week. Please subscribe for more videos.\r
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❖ Classification of paints\r
- Beginner (Level 1, Level 2)\r
- Intermediate (Level 3, Level 4)\r
- Advanced (Level 5, Level 6)\r
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❖ Supply List\r
Paper : Saunders Waterford (300g/m2), Arches Aquarelle (185g/m2)\r
Paints : Shinhan, Holbein watercolors\r
Brushes : Kuretake Waterbrush, Chinese bamboo brushes and watercolor brushes from one dollar store (Cheap one)\r
Palette : SHINHAN Watercolor Aluminum Palette A30\r
Etc. : Faber-Castell Watercolor Pencils, Uni-ball Micro Deluxe Waterproof Pen, Tachikawa dip pens and AP drawing ink\r
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❖ Music\r
Angels We Have Heard by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (\r
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Aretes by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (\r
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C Major Prelude by Bach\r
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❖ There are many people who ask me which brushes are the preferred brushes to use for beginners. \r
My answer to them is that all the brushes are great to use and compliment each other.\r
My brushes are not expensive to purchase, they cost around $1-4 USD, some prices may vary on the different brushes used duo to special use of each brush. \r
Remember that with each brush you use you will have a different experience and a range of different feeling. \r
The important thing is that you and the brush work as one to find the balance between creation and skill. \r
The artists hand is very important in making the painting and to feel the way the water on the brush moves as the brush creates the ultimate master piece.\r
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❖ E-mail :\r
tkstoryman@hotmail.com\r
( If you have any questions please feel free to cont me )\r
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