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Painting Facial Features in Watercolor

From the Strathmore 2018 Online Workshops, follow along to Kelly Eddington's lesson 3 tutorial on realistic watercolor painting: Practicing Facial Features REFERENCE PHOTOS AND PRINTABLE INSTRUCTIONS: https://www.strathmoreartiststudio.co... How do you paint something difficult? It helps if you break it down into small parts and tackle them one at a time. We will practice painting a sheet of individual eyes, noses, and mouths in various positions. Feeling scared? Paint with a single color. Feeling brave? Try full color. It’s the easiest way to dip your artistic big toe into the ocean of portrait painting. Materials: ►Strathmore Watercolor Paper: https://www.strathmoreartist.com/pain... ► Palette ► Board / cardboard tape card to ► Painters tape ► Pencil/eraser ► Paper Towels ► Masking fluid ► Masking fluid applicator (old brush, awl, toothpick, etc) ► Round Brushes: #1, #4, #10 ► 3/4" Flat Brushes ► Mop brush or large flat brush ► Paint - Kelly's palette is made up of the following colors: *Cadmium Yellow Light *Cadmium Yellow Medium *Cadmium Red Light *Alizarin Crimson *Ultramarine Blue *Prussian or Phthalo Blue *Cerulean *Hooker's Green *Permanent Green Light *Dioxazine Mauve *Burnt Sienna *Sepia Other handy colors Kelly uses often: *Opera *Magenta *Light Skin *Yellow Ochre *Turquoise *Cobalt Blue See Kelly's other lessons from the Realistic Watercolor series: Spring Landscape:    • Watercolor Spring Landscape Tutorial   Bubble Gum Still Life:    • Watercolor Gumball Tutorial   Limited-Palette Portrait:    • Watercolor Portrait Tutorial   Kelly's YouTube Channel:    / pupedd