Wet, damp, and dry. Each stage has its own characteristics and can affect the outcome of a painting in different ways. Learn how paint will behave in each stage to get the outcome you want.

How to measure a circle into 12 equal parts with a compass and ruler.

The world of watercolor painting holds a stunning spectrum of colors, but there's one color that often gets overlooked: white. While it may seem simple, the use of white in watercolor painting is incredibly versatile and nuanced, particularly when we delve into the different types of white: Titanium White, Chinese White, and the strategic use of the white of the paper with masking fluid. Let's demystify using white in our watercolor work. Titanium White: An Artist's Power Too

Choose a Method: Graphite, Lightbox, Tracing Paper, or use a Projector.

How to keep your paints organized when you have a lot.

Using tubes of watercolor paint can be a bit different than using pans or cakes of watercolor. Here's a basic guide on how to use tubes of w

Using watercolor sets of pans is a popular choice for many artists due to their portability and ease of use. Here's my basic guide on how to