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Oyster Study in Watercolor - high speed process

I recently 'borrowed' an oyster shell from the yard of someone I personally know to create a gift that was meaningful. In fact, I was so impressed with the shine, colors and textures, I knew it would be a fun subject to paint, specifically in watercolor. And I was right! I even used a pearlescent paint that created the shimmery effect! This is a quick video to show the process. I hope you enjoy it! I paint in many sizes, but this one is on 5in x 7in paper. Each portrait takes me many hours and layers, according to the size. This is why I always do these videos in high-speed. I have other videos that have instructions if you are interested in learning my style. ***Click here for a tutorial:    • How to Paint in Watercolor - Tutorial - Re...   Please contact me if interested in a portrait or have a project in mind for yourself! Materials used: Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor Paint Colors used in various mixes: prussian blue, ultramarine, burnt sienna, alizarin crimson, payne's gray, yellow ochre, winsor yellow Arches 140lb cold-pressed, acid-free watercolor paper Various brushes, my favorite is a set of kolinsky brushes in size 8 and 6 from Billy Showell. I use a small size 1 or 0 for the details. Don't hesitate to reach out with questions and I would love to have you comment! Subscribe and click the bell to be notified of new videos added. For Commission info (full gallery) and Painting events: www.LeslieHannerArt.com http://capturetheart.com/gallery--por... Artwork for purchase: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lesliehanne... Follow on Instagram: @LeslieHannerArt   / lesliehannerart   Facebook:   / capturetheart   #howtopaintwatercolor #watercolor #realisticwatercolor #oyster Thanks for your support! Leslie :)