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Salt sprinkled into your watercolour washes creates beautiful snowflake marks, as it absorbs the water and repels the paint. It is a beautiful special effect which can be used to create the illusion of fur, feathers, foliage, snow, landscapes and abstracts. Of course, the salt watercolour technique can be totally overused too!
Some artists swear by rock salt, some say only to use with granulating colours - I disagree with both, so please watch to find out that its success depends on three things - your paper, the colour you use and timing. In this short film we explore the technique on hot press and cold press/NOT paper, then test out a few different salts (table, Epsom, pink Himalayan and dishwasher). Next I show you how it works with different colours and give you a few pointers for success.
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