During my creative workshops, I like to pass on as much information as possible and support my students excitement about what they have learned. Although I think I get more excited than they do, as I love sharing information and helping people learn something new. Whilst in the excitement bubble, important information and often key steps of a process can often be forgotten. So I like to give my students access to support materials, often used to jog their memory and help them have a go once they get home.
Here is a workshop guide on how to create the several types of a watercolour wash. Enjoy!
A watercolour wash is a layer of diluted colour that can be quite transparent. In preparation, the colour / pigment is diluted with water to achieve the preferred water to pigment ratio. Commonly, a wash is applied to create a background or to help the user achieve layers of colour. Watercolour layers are based on building layers from light to dark, so mastering watercolour washes is a great way to progress.
Learn more about how to create the various types of watercolour wash in my free download, see below.
This free resource was put together to support my workshop students. You may or may not have attended one of my workshops but I hope this may help you on your watercolour journey.
