12 WATERCOLOR HACKS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

QOTD: Which hack was your favourite? Also if you are wondering about any of the supplies I am using remember they are all listed in the description 😊

[@TheTerrylwg]

Using the watercolor pencil for your drawing, instead of graphite, is genius (and such a "no-brainer"!), I can't believe I've never heard of it, (or thought of it myself--duh!). Thanks so much for that one!

[@rohan8893]

3rd one.. my tapes not gonna rip off the paper anymore 😂👌👌👍

[@alessandroniederl9728]

Could you Tell meine a colored pencil Set wich i can U usw dir Portraits and isnt quite expensive? :) PS: good Video as Always...you inspire me :)

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

Flattening the paper. I've heard of most of the others but never that one. I'm using it for sure!

[@OanaIllustrations]

I love the stars tip

[@pengweng6662]

10:10 “just a quick little doodle” *draws a better flower than I ever will in my life*

[@carlpen850]

@ Pochi Owl... that's really sad, maybe you should try drawing flies, if you don't already

[@vvrr7672]

Lol I tried to draw a flower earlier today and I f a i l e d

[@raindrop1188]

Me: *draws for 2 hours* The drawing: *trash* Me: *Doodles for 2mins* The drawing: *the best thing ever made out of my hands* *Confusion 100*

[@jennycreationstudio]

It isn't THAT hard. Practise makes perfect :P

[@caitlynmclauchlan6555]

Jessline Art , nothing is perfect

[@darkarch757]

Outside of the pipette, I find using a dry brush also does a pretty good job absorbing without causing too much damage

[@arowyn.m]

Yes that's what my teacher always told me...

[@xvntn1747]

I just also want to tell a art hack about that tape So basically all you have to do is get a blow dryer and blow dry the tape and peel it off slowly. Idk what's the science about that but it does help to make the tape less sticky on the paper.

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

That’s a great tip, I have heard people mentioned that trick in the past as well. I will have to give it a try 😊

[@OanaIllustrations]

That's a great tip. I will try it.

[@mmp1346]

The heat reactivates the glue and makes it softer/less harsh. And I've tried it and it works :)

[@doloresneilson5349]

I'm glad you mentioned this. As a paper crafter, I often want to remove a layer over the card base that I've glued down with dry adhesive (the kind on a roll...like Score) then decided on a better color/technique without having to ditch the card. In frustration one day, I applied the heat tool on the backside and it peeled layer off smoothly without tearing the paper. Now I can just redo only the substandard layer and keep the base with other layers. Applying heat works every time.

[@SysterYster]

@@KirstyPartridgeArt It also works to get off sticky price tags on things. ;)

[@komorebi3803]

I would recommend using a hairdryer to break the adhesive of the tape. Peel the tape off while still warm.

[@LaynieFingers]

For people who paint in the middle of the night (like me) a hairdryer can be too loud. Instead I use my heating pad to soften the adhesive. It works like a charm, and is silent!

[@pixelfairys1384]

Shes right tho,

[@willowtree6487]

And peel the tape at a 90 degree angle helps too

[@jordanalexandra95]

Oh lord 😂 when you were trying to erase the pencil through the watercolor and had all the eraser bits everywhere, I LITERALLY just blew on my phone to get them to go off the paper 😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@jennycreationstudio]

Jordan Alexandra, hehe nice!

[@Elaine-kd6ri]

Sometimes when I try to erase stuff my paper just rips, since I don't use watercolour paper lol

[@AbdulMajeed-xc1no]

Even i had done that once in other video😂😂

[@kiranvishwakarma4276]

🤣🤣

[@brighteyes6585]

LOL story of my life... Oh, yeah. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@mom23js]

I spent 8 years of school.. 3 as an art major n it's been about 12 years since I touched watercolors. You are the person I learned about the saran wrap hack from. I have always hated water color but ur hacks make me want to go back. I'm an acrylic junkie 🤣. Love ur vids and ideas ❤️ much love from California ❤️

[@aliciashanks5239]

That was such an unexpectedly cool effect!

[@stephenjohnson4879]

This is probably one of the best KZbin watercolour videos I’ve watched. You’re very talented and have a superb way of explaining things without the topic seeming so daunting. Thank you

[@tasfiasalsabil2549]

I searched for watercolour hacks and everything was from 5 minute crafts. This was the only thing that was not. THANK U

[@kyleeshackett8520]

"Quick little doodle" Draws best flower I have ever seen

[@Allmystuff100]

Just what I needed, the masking fluid for covering your main subject of the paing and adding the background without damaging it. I am working on art right now that this will come in very handy, thank you Kristy.

[@differenttakethanmost]

The hairdryer is a great idea (esp in art journaling). BUT one of the best, most beautiful parts of watercolor's personality is the "movement" it has-- know that when you hit a painting w/ any sort of heat-- it will stop that movement . The bleeds and mixing of wet into wet painting say in skyskapes-- is what makes them look so luminous and realistic. Also, I too am a saltaholoic in watercolor-- I have found (over the last 25 years of WC painting) the salt in the packets from McDonalds ( in the US--it may be different in other areas) is the best-- it makes perfect patterns and textures. Splash Landing Studios

[@doodoodoodle]

Loooool good to know for my next trip to McDonalds That's a good idea considering I'm already one of those weirdos who keeps extra sauce n whatnot 😂

[@sacrebleu1371]

This suggests different results from different salts. Think I am about to take a few salts from my pantry into my art room to explore and journal for future reference. 😁

[@LindaThao]

I honestly need some white gouache! Seems like such a life saver! 💖😍

[@Neurothica]

Linda Thao you should get it! I have it, it’s really worth it! :)

[@olimueller]

Gouache is a wonderful Medium, try it you will be happy

[@craigjunior9965]

I've used it before with my own work. It does wonders. In one instance I used it to draw falling snow flakes as they were falling in a winter scene i was working on. It worked very well.

[@zebaanwar2919]

Can white poster color be used as an alternative for gouache??

[@craigjunior9965]

@@zebaanwar2919 Are you referring to a paint surface or a paint color? I've never heard of White Poster Color before so I don't know. If you're referring to White Poster Board, the result would be the same since it's a surface and not a paint. White Poster Paint is unknown to me, never heard of it. The thing about Gouache is that it's a paint medium that's in-between Watercolor and Acrylic Paint. It resembles tubed watercolors when applied, yet the colors are a great deal richer than watercolor alone can provide. I was trying an experiment with tubed watercolors once by applying it as if it was pure paint. In the test I tried to see if I could make white clouds and their shadows by brushing the watercolor paint on thick. The end result showed that you can't make a white-wash effect with watercolor, whether thin or thick, because the paint became transparent and blended with the colors under it. Basically put, if you're trying to create a white-wash effect on a painted undercoat when using watercolors, a set of Gaouche paints would be a great medium to use along with them.

[@sophroniel]

A tiny bit of soap also gives a cool frothy watercolour effect! Experiment until u get a consistency that dries normally but still looks frothy

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

Ooo that’s sounds interesting, I will have to try that out 😊

[@sophroniel]

@@KirstyPartridgeArt Rubbing alcohol in a spritzer also has a similar effect to salt without having to remove the salt later!

[@magdacavuquila3263]

Can you explain this back better? Its a pain always have to remove the salt later

[@alywinter]

Tip to remove the salt that I discovered by chance when I was super annoyed and willing to try anything lol.... when the painting is completely dry, use a ruler to scrape off the salt in once quick motion. Use the edge of the ruler (like you would if you were laminating a book) and scrape the salt off... super quick!

[@brighteyes6585]

@@alywinter maybe dabbing salt off with tape? But love using rubbing alcohol in spritzer, nice effects for making stars, even.

[@gayeberger6328]

The method I prefer to help lift tape without tearing the paper is to use a hair dryer to heat the tape slightly as you pull it up. This way you don't lose any of the tack on the tape that is preventing watercolor from seeping under the tape.

[@melrmontez]

Washi tape works better than "watercolor tape".

[@suhani2614]

Using soapy water instead of normal water gives the painting a very nice texture, it can even make bubbles.

[@majora748]

When using heavy objects to prevent warping in your watercolor sketchbooks, be aware that if you it to often when your art is especially wet it can start to warp the rest of the pages, use a piece of wax papar or if you dont have that use some thin plastic like a bider sheet (that's what i use) have fun creating!

[@MissFlux]

Wow! I thought I was going to just see a repeat of all the techniques I've seen ., but at least HALF where very enlightening! Thankyou SO much for making this tutorial. It is an excellent advert for your courses! If/when I finally get around to doing an online course/tutorial you will certainly be at the top of the list! I said my favorites in your little poll you've got going .. but also I never would have thought to mix gouche WITH water colours.. I mean why not!? It's water soluble. Just never would have occurred to me so thanks. All 12 were brilliant examples of what you were sharing. I'm SO inspired!!💥🤓🙌 THANKYOU for your time & effort🙋🎈

[@laurarowlett9306]

I have been watching watercolor youtubes for a while now, looking for someone who can give me tips and tricks, hacks and such, and YOU are the winner! Not only do you have all sorts of great information, you are super easy to listen to!

[@robinboyle5786]

Just saw your vlog for the first-time. I knew many of the hacks but a few were new to me. Your talent shines through all you do. Cheers!

[@ruthmills4864]

Very informative and some great techniques! I always love it when an artist shows you tips about their medium! Saves you years of learning and throwing lots of attempts out. THANK YOU!!!👏💎💎

[@quitewoodsy]

Wow! Your art and art tips are absolutely amazing! I'm so happy I found your channel. I love art, its one of my hobbies. This will definitely help me improve my skills. Keep up the good work!

[@debrawalters9746]

Thank you so much for these tips! It’s so difficult when you are starting out, every little bit helps. Be safe 💖

[@LayaniGraphicDesign]

I happened to see this video on my way to work and now passed by my favorite art supply store, and bought the masking fluid and an oil based white pencil ♡ thanks for inspiring us!!

[@gentleyogaforanybody1520]

I've been painting many years, and the "draw with a watercolor pencil" instead of graphite is GENIUS! Thanks! I'm not a fan of graphite lines in the painting. 'Preciate ya! 🙏

[@Maiden_to_mother]

Wow, I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m also glad I never gave up painting when I felt I wasn’t good enough. If you’re new to painting and you’re reading this - keep going, you WILL get better. Practice truly makes purpose and continue watching tutorials

[@NelletjeKrombach]

As a beginner these hacks were so helpful! The tape actually out loud said OH learned a lot here. Thanks

[@user-nh6tw3gs3f]

I am so glad I found your channel You've helped me a lot grow as an artist just by your little tips and tricks and hacks I love them You're a fantastic artist and I can't wait to become as good as you are🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@muffemod]

Paper flattening trick was the best one. Thanks!

[@chai_burns]

Wow, this is probably the best watercolour tutorial I have come across! You explain art techniques really well and don't sound pretentious about teaching beginners. This will be so much help when making my art and design assignments. Thank you!

[@jpwIII]

The use of gouache and your masking fluid techniques are really terrific!!! Thanks for sharing these hacks!!!!

[@susanhamilton3212]

Thank you Kirsty, these were all very valuable tips, my favourite being the watercolour pencil for outlines. I love your art, thank you for the glimpses of your serious work - fabulous!!!!!!!!!!

[@ms-ht1cj]

I watched your video about colored pencils and thought "This girl really is great with this medium" and then I watched this one about watercolors. You are insanely skilled in both techniques. Just wow. 👍 Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@karonsky1]

Loved your hack for warped paper! So simple yet genius🤗 They're all excellent tips

[@aliciashanks5239]

It never occurred to me to wet the backside to counteract the original warping, lol 🤦

[@ginabadeaux9319]

thank you i love your channel its so nice for you that you got good while you are young im 60 now ive been painting for 25 years

[@trinabyrd9598]

I love you! I was literally trying to figure out how to make a beach scene and here you go with your awesomeness and giving the exact example I need!

[@vicibiwalzev3611]

The one with the two jars is incredible ! I will use it Frome now on every time 😝❤️

[@Larawereld]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEO’S KIRSTY I LEARN ALOT FROM THEM AND I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR A NEW VIDEO❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘

[@pdshields4637]

Thank you for the tips! I've used most before, but adding some of yours makes painting more enjoyable. I especially like your hack of watercolor pencils to draw the design instead of grafite paper. 👍

[@debrawillis8481]

Your paintings are beautiful! Thank you for helping us beginners!

[@KarijnsWatercolors]

The pipette one is definitely my favourite, I use it to drop water on the pans that have dried out but I've never tried to pick it back up, so thank you for the hack! :D

[@Mimi-ln6ci]

Karijn's Watercolors putting it back on the palette is genius! Thanks

[@badams1376]

@@Mimi-ln6ci Where are they sold? Do you know? I want one. Thanks

[@badams1376]

OH, I found some on Amazon. Wonder what size to get. What does Kirsty use, anyone know? Thanks again.

[@sachinvashist5058]

Hlo Kirsty! charcoal is my most favourite medium and I watched all of your videos and started with portraits. My first portrait came out so good and I want to give its credit to you because you inspire me everyday. Your videos are so helpful and motivating. Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks. The words I say for you are not enough because I can't write my feelings. Thank you so much once again. It is my dream not be like you but to be better than you. I love you so much!

[@Rennadaras]

I have only recently gotten back into my art and along with that I got into watercolor; a medium I never had interest in before. Now I can hardly understand why I shied away from it so much. I love it! I have also found so many of your videos to be super helpful to me as I explore and experiment with watercolors and how they behave and function. Thank you very much for these helpful videos. You have a wonderful balance to your videos too. Not too much talking and explaining what you're going to show in the video, you just jump right in and keep the audience engaged and tuned in. (Plus your accent is really delightful to listen to haha) I have learned so much and I am eager to learn more as I develop my own style while increasing my technical skill in watercolor.

[@carenzane2969]

I love the idea of using a watercolor pencil for your outline. I also love the white wax pencil to mask. The latter is going to help me so much with my work. thank you.

[@dianadevlin3717]

Great to watch, thanks! Had to laugh when I found myself blowing the screen as you were rubbing off the masking fluid 😂😂😂

[@mcescher1957]

I adore the detail in your work...the definition of true art. I get so sick of the current trend for sloppy and drippy stuff that requires no talent whatsoever. Your work is absolutely beautiful!

[@karengouvas3709]

As a newcomer I am learning so I loved all your hacks, Thank-you for sharing & caring.

[@ZiggyLu-og3zp]

My goodness you’re an amazing artist. Wow. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.

[@karenbynoe8192]

Beautiful art, really great hacks. Thanks much.

[@yogeshlevin7244]

I love your tutorials really a perfect youtuber in Art ever i saw thanks for that alot😍😍😍😍

[@stretch4960]

Very informative. I picked up on a couple. Thank you for the information. I feel the more people share with each other the smarter we all become.

[@Baalika16]

The hack of using masking pen is really amazing.Thanks a lot Kristy 💕

[@SuperXrunner]

Very helpful thanks, I didnt know you could also erase the was pencil once everything has dried. Pretty cool

[@donnawalter3061]

Hi Kirsty I enjoyed ALL your hacks, great video once again 😍😘

[@CraftingMyWorld]

Great & helpful ideas! Thank you so much! I love the cling wrap and the effect it makes.

[@sherritahall9816]

Salt and gouache paint very pretty. Been painting a lot and needed some new techniques. Thank you am really excited to get started.

[@KimberlyCrick]

About hack #5 - I prefer not to use two separate water cups, as this promotes dumping excess paint down a drain where it can potentially be harmful to aquatic wildlife (such as the common Phthalo blue and greens have a copper molecule which is toxic to fish, and other watercolors like cobalts and cadmiums that are toxic to everything else too). Instead I use a paper towel to wipe off excess paint before rinsing my brush in a single cup between color changes. In addition to using a paper towel, you can also work on a watercolor background for another painting by wiping the brush on a scrap piece of watercolor paper. You may end up with a rainbow streaked background for making a bookmark or greeting card with if nothing else. I find I go through very little water per painting session this way.

[@David_blank00]

You can also keep a bucket of sand outside to collect dirty paint water. One that has no holes in the bottom so all the harmful pigments stay trapped in the sand.

[@KimberlyCrick]

That is such a great idea! Thank you @@David_blank00

[@padmabalaji9283]

I never knew that it was so harmful, but I never used two cups anyway because I don't like to use that much water. But in the video, she also used way more water than she should have.

[@gomezaddams6470]

Then what do you do with the paper towel? It goes into the water systems as it sits in the water in the waste land that runs into the main water eventually!? Nothing disappears!

[@xdoveinthedark]

@@gomezaddams6470 that's what I was thinking.

[@joiedefi]

I'm starting to use watercolour in my junk and art journals. So thanks for the techniques. Joie ❣️😁

[@OanaIllustrations]

watercolor is so great for art journals

[@joiedefi]

@@OanaIllustrations totally agree 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@barbknott9531]

Love your use of products to conserve the white.

[@avinashkamboj6691]

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[@alexsamuel5482]

That graphite pencil>watercolour pencil trick has basically saved my life! Thank u sooooo much!

[@amirahhussain8572]

your watercolour videos are honestly the best👏🏼

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

Thank you so much 😊

[@weirdbarneystatue209]

Amirah Hussain I know right ☆*:.｡.o(≧▽≦)o.｡.:*☆

[@joeljoseph5149]

Your efforts are truly inspirational. Absolutely fantastic👍😊

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

Thank you 😊

[@dianeknuckles]

Great Hacks! I'm excited to use some of them!! I think my favorite hack was using the table salt and cellophane or cling wrap to make snowflakes and ice. Gorgeous!! I know I'll be using those this Christmas! Thanks for sharing your hacks with us!

[@51Shazzy]

Thanks again for sharing. Very explicit. Love your teaching.

[@roy4731]

I just Love the way you draw.. thank you again☺️

[@faatima1692]

I don’t acually do water colour Art because I think I’m more of a drawing person But I think I’ll try it out and use your tips😊

[@judyludlum2371]

I like the effects that can happen with the gouache. I have never used it so looking forward to giving it a try. I also like the pipette hack. For taping down paper I use that blue painters masking tape and it works really well. I have never had it harm my paper.

[@someonesometimes1]

Thank you, Kristy! Using a pipette was my fav.👍🏻🌟🙂

[@hannahrosing2404]

Wooow just amazing! Love your videos!

[@sternits]

Hack 5: I use an ice cube tray for extra rinse for brushes. I’ll clean in one jar, rinse in second jar, and then rinse brush in 2-4 cubes of clean water in ice tray. I makes keeping palettes clean a lot easier too.

[@avinashkamboj6691]

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[@samirajohnson2772]

Really good explained. Thank you so much! Love watching your videos. Keep them coming.

[@venetiancat]

OMG, the salt and the cling wrap-BRILLIANT!

[@navyboymommygramma]

These are great ideas but I have one more for fixing warped paper.... a iron haha. I don't have clothing that needs ironing but it works great on paper, just be sure to iron the back side not the painted side :) also you could use white acrylic paint in place of gouache, dilute it as you would with the gouache and you're good to go.you can also water down any acrylic paint to use like water color, now you have a lot more colors to work with. You can get a 2 oz bottle of paint for 50 cents and go crazy on the cheap 😉

[@grtnw]

Love your acrylic paint recommendation.

[@blessme6622]

my art teacher showed us all of these tricks and our last project of that rotation and it was cool.

[@bubbles3350]

First time doing watercolour today and I used your hacks and it looks like I have been doing watercolour for weeks 🤪 Watercolour is so easy and creative

[@gracecatacutan4754]

Oooooh Hack #6 is the coolest out of the 12 for me. And that mini painting of sea is really beautiful 💜

[@purplaixe]

*That is some pretty tape you got there*

[@christinemuller3526]

Your voice has a melody that repeats over and over, it made me fall asleep.

[@NoDontLikeIt]

Hahaha. Me too. I find I have to come back and watch the video again in the morning to get the info I missed.

[@yousraadly7341]

Very challenging brush selection and its effect of the general images ,thank you that was quite helping .

[@jyotinangre7847]

You are you are actually so cool . I am a beginner and when I started using your tips it helped me a lot as compared to other videos . Thank you soo much.

[@novs640]

Finally an art hack video that actualy works! Btw amazing video!!

[@Eden._.garden]

I use paper washi tape to make borders. The gum is quite weak and they're fairly inexpensive. Put a layer of cello tape over the washi if it's too absorbent

[@judybraden1553]

WOW! YOU make that look so easy! Keep up the good work!

[@charlenelagreca8935]

Thanks for the great tips. I'm going to try ALL of your tips since I'm new to painting and I know VERY LITTLE about watercolor techniques. I look forward to viewing your other video's!

[@cash_maverickbakerscash_ma1680]

Wow you are best at Art I love Art so much I love all

[@mjpete27]

I love hacks three and eight Thank you again for such a wonderful video! You always do such quality work, amazing technique! We can really tell that you work hard on your paintings and your videos! Your patron channel is perfect too! I encourage anyone with the means to subscribe to your patron channel right away! Money well well spent!!!

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

Thank you so much for the kind words and support, I really appreciate it 😊💕 I’m glad you find my videos and patreon valuable!

[@JunkyardSam]

This is a very helpful video! I loved the pipette/eyedropper trick to remove excess water. Also, using a second jar... and lifting color with a damp brush. But the other tips were great, too.

[@juliecrockford1046]

this was really interesting. I have been painting for a couple of years and loving it. thanks again. my favourite hack was the flicking the white pain to look like stars. brilliant

[@moshiimonsters1924]

Who else wanted to see her rip off the tape and show the final 'piece'? 😔✋🏾

[@death-bh3is]

I saw it

[@yawaurvisha1521]

6:00 LOL I was blowing to remove that eraser dust left on the paper with my mouth open.😂

[@janlynnthom620]

Best tips! Thank you for taking the time to share!

[@BuBs1970G]

Omg this is the first video to answer my question about what to do with the Pencil sketch. Thank you! It sounds silly, but I really had no idea.

[@momolandmamamoodreamcatche3453]

Plz give graphite and charcoal tips

[@KirstyPartridgeArt]

I will do more graphite and charcoal tutorials in the near future 😊

[@Aka-wy7iw]

Hope they will be out soon.

[@momolandmamamoodreamcatche3453]

Akanksha Vashist I hope 🤞

[@ravyxen]

If you want to make sure that the tape doesn’t rip your paper, just heat it up with a hairdryer or heat tool, it’ll make the glue on the tape kind of melt and you can take it off without worrying about taking paper with it :)

[@NatalieRydecki]

These are super helpful tips! Some of the best I've seen on KZbin

[@peggyhixon8892]

Loved everyone of your hacks new to water coloring so every little bit helps.

[@imntafckingsaint]

I cannot BELIEVE you didn't take off the tapes and show the full work in the end

[@manontaillard]

I loved the video, and i also loved the fact that you have NATURAL looking hand /nail, i am so fed up of seing artist woman on youtube or insta having those unlikely manicures, while doing art ;)

[@Honeybeefree3]

Omg, sooo TRUE!!!

[@clarap4546]

Well, they do what they want after all ^^

[@Eden._.garden]

At least on my drawing hand, my nails are the teeniest little nubs. The poor hand makes art both on paper and my other nails but never gets any

[@gaylemcduffa670]

The gauche definitely. Thanks. I could listen to you for hours.

[@lainieholland]

You are a star Kirsty, so confident and assured with the way you teach, just wonderful. I know many of these hacks but great to see them again and really cement them in the brain. Thank you.