I've done a good bit of painting this fall. I finally purchased some professional grade watercolor paint, a 24-color set of Mission Mijello Gold, and a few tubes of Qor, and Winsor Newton colors, as well as a full set of Daniel Smith dot cards. Huge differences result from having excellent materials.
All of these are 2.5" x 3.5" in size.
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Your artistry is amazing
ReplyDeleteIt pleases me that you think so, Nancy, let alone that you took the time to comment. Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteDeborah, these are just exquisite! And the color is stunning! Are they on cold press paper? And do you have any suggestions for getting the bright color with watercolor, mine always look dull and insipid.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these!
Thanks, Dory! My favorite paper is Arches 300 lb cold press, but I used several different kinds of paper for these. I found using the Mijello Mission Gold paint was the key factor in getting such rich colors. It's brilliant!
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