20 Watercolor Resist DIY Techniques for beginners -- Art Hacks

[@AvionOrr]

Excellent and impressive.

[@oodlez_uv_doodlez]

This was fun to watch! Thank you

[@KerenTamir]

thanks!!

[@rainforme1850]

I’m such a beginner I didn’t even know paint resistance was a thing. Way cool. I’m glad you do not assume we already know. I’m really loving art!!

[@KerenTamir]

so glad to hear it helps!! thanks so much!

[@ginettemelody1035]

Thank you. Excellent. Blessings

[@KerenTamir]

Same to you!

[@kimdaniel4539]

What a great video. So many ways to do resist. I like how you did all the little sections, almost like swatching paint colors. Thanks for sharing

[@KerenTamir]

thanks so much!! glad you liked it! xo

[@edmundzebrowski1727]

Just adding my voice to saying a big thank you for an excellent video. So well explained

[@KerenTamir]

thank you so much so glad to hear!

[@cheryl7476]

Excellent reference video, Keren. Seems like I use some form of resist in my watercolor for texture. One of my favorites is large pink Himalayan course salt. Thanks for this video.

[@KerenTamir]

thank you so much Cheryl!!!

[@cheryl7476]

These were great examples of things to do with watercolor. When you did the last singular one, I thought for certain, you were going to wet a Stamp and press it on the paper. The sprinkles is the same thing. Nice job, Keren.

[@KerenTamir]

yes that would have worked too!! there's so many ideas lol! thanks so much xo

[@eleonoralanfredi7324]

grazie Keren! Ho imparato tante cose con questo tutorial! saluti dall'Italia ;-)

[@KerenTamir]

thank you Eleonora!! xox

[@Tassycrafty]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@sharihoffman1226]

wonderful ideas, i

[@KerenTamir]

sorry shari just saw your question now 11 months late lol so sorry. The glue acted like a resist so it stays clear under the heart. you don't need to remove it

[@AvidAbstractions]

Great ideas and information! Thank you very much 🤓🤓🤓

[@dorothykovak4900]

Very informative! I never heard of using Vaseline or candles. TFS

[@KerenTamir]

thanks so much!! yes its fun to use!!

[@RosyJalifi]

Another informative video...thank you

[@Crafty-xy4or]

Love the video! Maybe mod podge would work as well. I NEED to try the salt method. I don't have the big pebbles of salt but I do have the fine grain salt would that work as well?

[@KerenTamir]

Thank you so much!!! mod lodge is like gel medium so it might resist it yes. In terms of salt, best to use Kosher salt. The fine grain one won't give you as good results as it clumps up. You can definitely try. But I think I listed the kosher salt from Amazon below the video. its very inexpensive and you can use for cooking as well.

[@Crafty-xy4or]

Keren Tamir thank you for the tip about the fine grain salt! I'm really looking forward to try that effect!

[@sharonziv-noomish7386]

Awesome technics! Thank you ❤️

[@KerenTamir]

Toda!!!

[@MRVICTORCRAFTER]

SO COOL!!!!

[@KerenTamir]

thanks!!

[@anniethompson9207]

👍👍👍

[@ehabmamdouh6617]

👍👍👍👍

[@bellavita2005]

There is an item that is call a mask eraser and lifter. Cheap easy gentle, and last forever

[@KerenTamir]

yes I think I've seen it! thanks for the tip

[@erlangner]

nice

[@KerenTamir]

Thanks

[@neepasart8113]

Because of subtitles third line's square techniques cant see

[@electrichen6243]

Water or bleach with wet in wet creates nice effect

[@KerenTamir]

yes I want to try bleach! thanks