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Mastering Watercolor Brush Marks | Beginner Exercise for Control & Confidence

In this beginner-friendly watercolor lesson, we explore how to create a variety of marks and brushstrokes using a number 10 round brush. Learning how your brush moves on paper is one of the most important steps toward gaining control and confidence in watercolor painting. In this exercise, I demonstrate how to create: • expressive lines and dots • grass and leaf textures • petal shapes • bark and natural textures This practice is designed to help students loosen up, build muscle memory, and better understand how pressure, water, and pigment affect each mark on the page. This video is part of my beginner watercolor class series, where we focus on developing foundational skills in a calm, supportive environment. Remember, there are no mistakes here — just exploration and learning. ✨ Supplies Used: • #10 round watercolor brush • watercolor paint • 100% cotton watercolor paper • water container • paper towels If you're enjoying these exercises, try practicing each stroke slowly and repeating them to build comfort and confidence. Subscribe for more watercolor tutorials, beginner exercises, and creative encouragement.