Simple Trick for Coloring Your World Maps!

[@PickAnimations]

I use the same watercolor and love it. Helpful tip: sometimes the tape might pull up the paper, you can warm up the tape with a hairdryer and it comes off much easier.

[@JPCoovert]

oh good tip!

[@cris_ad]

So I am a watercolor artist (with all the "fancy" professional supplies) and after I came across your channel a while back, I've just been drawing and painting a lot of random maps for fun since it's actually really calming and relaxing. Glad to see you dipping into watercolors! This looks great.

[@macgruber1920]

Just pulled into Walmart to grab some cheap watercolors to give this a try haha thanks so much for this awesome technique!

[@renatosantororj]

beautiful. just saw with my daughter and she said "lets try dad". thank you!

[@AdamMaag]

Alright, another fun thing to try.

[@scribblingjoe]

Oooh! I like this. Imma try this.

[@JiyanMajithiya_the_Great]

You are my absolute inspiration and idol man I love your passion for dnd ❤

[@bomberooski]

Man that turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@wearenotdoinggethelp1077]

Important note: I don't know if you're aware of it but the title translation of your last two videos are enabled. This means that your video title is automatically translated and there is an option that people watching your videos can see it in an ai dubbed translation. Sometimes the translation of the titles are a bit wonky so if you don't want that, I recommend turn it off. At least for me, a (sometimes badly) translated title into my own language makes videos less appealing and I was a bit confused why your title would suddenly be german xD Apparently youtube changed this feature into default or something idk I hope this helps. :) Keep your amazing work going, it always brightens up my day and inspires me to try drawing stuff

[@JPCoovert]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@wearenotdoinggethelp1077]

@@JPCoovert You're welcome!

[@pa_zere]

This was beautiful

[@orbitalair2103]

Great little map, nice. Thanks for this one.

[@Bogrin]

You’ve convinced me to try it out!

[@WCPFISH]

samezy

[@Dtgray12]

Winsor and Newton are pan paints, student grade and good for learning basics to watercolor. I have them for simple sketching.

[@-adc]

I do this, but in the reverse - use waterproof ink, then use watercolors for coloring. Though I tend to use very little water, compared with traditional watercolor, or this technique. But this looks super fun as well.

[@NightNoonGames]

If you would've dropped a "happy trees" I'd had taken you for Bob Ross!

[@rangereric18]

Rad!

[@mrs4turn]

inspirational 🤔

[@robot7759]

You don't "need" watercolours perse, cheap acrylics diluted with water work just as well. Just in case you happened to have those lying around.

[@Lemonrollcake]

I already got all the materials at home. No excuse to not try this method.

[@jorgahouy3511]

No link to the mug?

[@JPCoovert]

just a sticker on a mug! samtaborstore.com ;)