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Easy Watercolor Sunset Tutorial for Beginners Step By Step

4,066,867 views November 6, 2018 6:20

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In brief

Create a simple yet striking watercolor sunset using basic techniques and repeated steps. This tutorial breaks down the process into easy stages, perfect for beginners with minimal supplies. You’ll work with a limited palette to build a cohesive sky effect.

Questions & answers

What paper and brush are used?

140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper (Canson) and a Cotman mop brush.

How many colors are needed?

Four: cadmium yellow pale, permanent yellow orange, cadmium red deep hue, and lamp black.

Description from the creator

Hello everyone! Today's video is on how to paint an easy and simple watercolor sunset painting. This is for beginners as it has simple steps that you repeat with different colors.

Materials Used:
Canson 140 lb Watercolor Paper Cold Pressed: amzn.to/2H2BYUm
Cadmium Yellow Pale: amzn.to/3c4mPxk
Permanent Yellow Orange: amzn.to/35CtnC
Cadmium Red Deep Hue Cotman: amzn.to/3mnpSFj
Lamp Black: amzn.to/35FvIw6 , amzn.to/2RvcDnO
Cotman Mop Brush: amzn.to/32wUFHZ

Also guys, I created a new youtube channel, where I will be posting easy and simple acrylic paintings, it would mean a lot if you can show your support and subscribe to me there: youtube.com/channel/UCCj5SEDODWGB3bjn37qsBVA

I used Holbein watercolors and Cotman, my brushes are from cotman as well. The watercolor paper is 140lb from Canson. I'll add more details in a bit! If you found this video fun or useful, don't forget to like comment and subscribe for more. I'll be making a video about the best art supplies for beginners soon!

Music: purple-planet.com

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AhmadArt published this 6:20 video tutorial on November 6, 2018. It has been watched 4,066,867 times on YouTube.

Channel
AhmadArt
Duration
6:20
Published
November 6, 2018
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