Watercolor Painting - Dancing Daisies-How to Use Masking Fluid- Tutorial for Step by Step

In this video, I will paint white and pinkish Daisies in the field. Whenever I look at the daisies flowing in the wind, they appeared to be a dancer to me.
Perhaps Daisy is the one of our most familiar flowers of all, the humble common daisy can be seen flowering almost all-year-round. Many people like to paint daisy because it is so beautiful but plain and not fancy.
Especially today, I will use masking fluid a lot on the flower's petals and stems. Because I want to paint background freely to apply WET on WET technique. Masking fluid allows us to block out areas in our paintings that we want free of pigment.
COLOR: cadmium yellow light, sap green, alizarine crimson,
magenta, ultramarine deep, indigo.
PAPER: Arches Cold Pressed 140 lb.
BRUSH: Davinci 8 cosmotop Mix B, Davinci 3 petit gris pur.
Mozart supply 6.
2H Pencil.
Masking Fluid.

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