Ultimate guide to water control - beginner's watercolor tips

[@euo95]

Easy and simple to understand, especially with the bloom splotches I have the same problem! So helpful that you name the brand /size of brushes too! Thank you! 💗

[@kristinvanleuven]

Glad it was helpful!

[@susanrazza9740]

Thank you . I have watched a lot of tutorials and yours is the first one that clicked in my head . Sometimes it takes one word or phrase to make all line up.

[@RJones-tn5vg]

This does help a ton! Knowing the difference between 30 seconds and 2 minutes is very useful.

[@kristinvanleuven]

I’m so glad! It’s a tricky concept for sure

[@ARTTHERAPYbyShelly]

Enjoyed your process! This turned out amazing! Keep sharing and creating Kristin ! See yah 🤗

[@kristinvanleuven]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@GratefulDeb270]

Thank you!

[@walker2837]

Very basic but very useful. Good exercise to repeat.

[@ljcmsw]

I liked it all, but that last little bit was a game changer for me. I was getting soooo frustrated. Thank you!

[@electrichen6243]

That was very well explained and is so useful. Thank you for sharing.

[@kristinvanleuven]

I’m so glad! Thank you for watching ♥️

[@annettesilveira4374]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@b.lab.__blab_colors]

Great tips!!! Your explanations are so detailed. Thank you 😊

[@kristinvanleuven]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lauralang2677]

Thank you! Great video

[@RameyRocks]

Fantastic video thanks!

[@virginiabusch139]

Excellent!

[@kristinvanleuven]

Glad you liked it!

[@virginiabusch139]

Cleared up so much. Major tip. Drag brush on cup!

[@ladyhecate9450]

Thank you for your informationl. I am trying to paint a feather which has two colors in it and i want where the three edges meet to be soft. Most of the feather is one color and the second color right next to the first color is not as big. I want soft edges where the two colors meet on three sides, and I either have where the two paints meet drift too far into the colors or the first paint dries because it is a bigger area before I can add the second color and get soft edges. Really frustrating.

[@sarahbowser8776]

thank you so much! this was fun to watch and to try! I am wondering what tape do you use that doesn't pull up the paper when you remove it? I have used several kinds and they always end up tearing the paper when I remove it. :/

[@kristinvanleuven]

It's just regular masking tape, but also it could be your paper. Some kinds are super delicate and fragile with tape