Paint a snowy mountain scene in watercolour

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Paint a snowy mountain scene in watercolour

"Hi I'm Emma Andrews, a self-taught illustrator 😉

In this video, I'm sharing the process of painting a snowy mountain scene using a plastic card. I came across another artist called Karen Rice whose paintings are more loose. In other words her paintings seem less restricted. She often uses a plastic card and brusho, a powder form of paint, to give her painting a semi-abstract feel. Coincidentally, she's also based in the UK like Paul Clark but does watercolour as well as acrylic tutorials in her channel. Anyway it's so easy for beginners to give it go so are you ready? 😄

Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't already because I upload a video every Wednesday and don't forget to like and leave a comment below.

P.S the painting on the left hand side on my thumbnail has been posted on Instagram. If you like to check it out, simply click on the link or type in 'thepyjamafairy' in the search bar and then should be able to see all my paintings I've done since my watercolour journey began.

Happy painting everyone 😘🧡💛

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📢 I'd like to mention that I'm not sponsored by anyone but just want to share my painting materials that I've collected after doing my own research.

▪ The paints used in this project

- Cotman Payne's Grey

- Cotman Cerulean Blue

- Cotman Yellow Orchre

- Winsor & Newton Professional Payne's Grey

- Winsor & Newton Professional Cobalt Blue

- Winsor & Newton Professional Burnt Umber

- Daniel Smith Extra Fine Perylene Red

- Faber-castel Prussian Blue

▪ The paper in this project

- Baohong, cold pressed & 100% cotton

▪ The brushes in this project

- 3/4" flat, No.12 & 6 round brush

▪ Other material(s) used in this project

- wax

- masking fluid or drawing gum

- white gouache (permanent that's more opaque compared with zinc white)

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I'm someone that took up watercolour quite recently, late July of this year ss I resigned from my position with the previous job. With that being said, I'm fairly new to the medium and have been through some trials and errors so I just wanted to share the process and experience with others who may or may not in the same stage as me. However I welcome all levels, all hands, all genders, all souls 🤗

My vidoes may lack information but my main goal is to connect as many people as possible and share things together. I'd like to thank you for coming by and watching 😊"