Watercolor Fish: Lifting Colors and Wet on Wet Techniques

[@mariamorjane]

Friends, if anyone is looking to join me on Patreon, here's the link to watch a full class: www.patreon.com/mariamorjane 🌸🙋🏻‍♀🐠

[@consueloyoung4484]

You are so incredibly accomplished!!. Truly a wonderful piece of art. I love your fish very much!!♥️

[@mariamorjane]

Thank you so much 😀💞

[@lindakuck5981]

Beautiful 😍 thank you

[@mariamorjane]

You’re welcome 😊Thank you💞

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

Stunning once again and so helpful! Proud of ya girlie! Hugz, Tree

[@mariamorjane]

Thank you, Tree❤️🤗

[@LaRaArtUnlimited]

How do you avoid the harsh edges when you do the second layer?🤔 Sometimes I get a really harsh line which I don't like so I try to blend it out with water but then, I don't like the way it looks🤦

[@mariamorjane]

Hi, try adding less paint towards the edges and focus on applying the colors mostly in the middle of an area. Another possible cause is you may be using too much water when you re-wet the area, so while the layer dries, it takes longer to dry, but also, the paint may be pushed more towards those edges. It's hard to tell without seeing it🙋🏻‍♀💞

[@LaRaArtUnlimited]

@@mariamorjane thank you.. I'll try it the next time I paint..

[@FallaciesDetective]

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