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Advancing with Watercolor "Trees and Reflections" - Edge Control

FREE PDF https://userfiles.faso.us/98794/26804... ABOUT THE AUTOR Gary Tucker is a watercolor artist/ instructor living in the Boston area. He offers online workshops , in person workshops, and an extensive catalogue of Free watercolor videos on technique and design on Youtube at    / garytuckerartist   My on-line store https://www.gumroad.com/garytuckerartist My web site https://www.garytuckerartist.com instagram page   / garytuckerartist   TONAL STUDY EDGES There are no days in life so memorable as those which vibrated to some stroke of the imagination. Let’s look at edges - the edges of shapes we create in the painting - it could be the edge of a building, or a tree, or a cloud. When we are beginning with watercolor we learn to paint all of our shapes with hard edges - it is the way we can exercise the most control. Occasionally, accidentally our shapes run into each other and behold we are now looking at shapes with lost and found edges. This creates an interesting effect - the sensation of atmosphere in our painting - with a tangible quality to it. This tangible quality can be exaggerated or minimized to create mood in our paintings. EDGES EFFECT THE MOOD For me mood is a vary important result in my painting. I try to think about the mood I want to project and that helps me to look for the visual indicators in my subject and also think about how I will maximize them in my painting. Mood is an interesting phenomena. If considered in your painting it can have a powerful effect on your audience. Mood is the result of many parts. Shape, tonal values, color and yes edges. These combine in a painting (intentional or accidental) to make the mood more or less tangible.