Nina Nyusikart Watercolor

Vintage-Blumen in Wasserfarben: Lerne, satte dunkle Farbtöne zu mischen

Hi Novi! Amazing work!! Breath taking vintage shades which you have managed to get for flowers and leaves!! Your flowers are just stunning! So beautiful watercolour bleeds!! Great job! &lt;3Really love the colour combination of the central flower and these olive beige leaves on the left to it, generally great colour choice!!It seems that you have added the second layer to the left hand lower leaves, probably the first layer was very blurred. If such things happen, I usually try to keep them, these kind of blurred watermarks add its beauty of watercolours and make the work unique.Thank you very much for sharing your painting, it is very inspiring for me :)

Thank you Nina for this wonderful class! I enjoyed my time painting this :) 

Thank you also for your encouraging words! I loved the blurred effect on your painting and I wanted to try following it. But by the time I did the water wash, the leaves were already dried, I added second layer of paint on the dark leaves to activate it but it did not work unfortunately.

Do you have any advise to get the blurry efffect?

Thank you Nina!

Hi Novi! In case the first layer got already dry and you could not blur it with water, then wait till it will get completely dry . Then make the surface wet in the whole area, also around it (otherwise it will look like cut out) and paint over it. But this will depend on the paper, some papers (cellulose ones) may behave in such way that when you try to make wet again the surface, the first layer of paint start to move... then you cannot do anything. Try to experiment with painting wet on wet on the second layer.
Thank you for your more than kind words &lt;3

Hi Nina, thank you so much for the advice! I really appreciate it. I will take note and practice more :) Have a wonderful day!

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