Do you get frustrated with watercolor and all those details? Can't seem to work wet in wet with watercolors. Do they dry to quick on you and you get those blooms or unattractive watercolor spots? Try this ACEO mini painting or Artist Trading Card size. This is a very quick tutorial in under 20 minutes to create a simple reflection of the fall.

Today I want to show you a SIMPLE FALL REFLECTION WATERCOLOR in an ACEO Size that anyone can paint!

This class is for new painters or those of you that get overwhelmed by they wet in wet technique. This is a very simple abstract that you can complete quickly and with out a lot of frustrations, I'll show you how.

Get your little watercolor kit out, any will do.... and have fun with a quick little painting.

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Simple Living Maine Artist & Instructor

In this course, I'll show you how to quickly paint a mini painting with a small number of details using watercolor. We will use a wet in wet technique and teach you when and why to dry your painting before adding any the next layers of details. We'll also use a little bit of gouache and a black sharpie to add some minor light strokes to get a simple overview of a fall tree.

Please don't forget to post your projects below, I can't wait to see them!

WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS COURSE:

We will cover what an ACEO painting size is and why it's a great way to start painting in wet in wet
How to use paint quickly, without trying to paint in all of the details in the beginning.
See how to use a wet in wet technique correctly and easily blend and spread your watercolors.
Learn to paint small and create small details.
How to use white Gouache to create little design details in the water for ripples, and create a few birch trees.
Take it easy, sit back, and enjoy painting a small watercolor and create a simple abstract without all the headaches.

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To see what's coming up next as well as some Time lapse demos.

Colleen Mistretta

My heart craves art...and I must respond

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