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hollywood on this occasion I bring you a basic watercolor tutorial and then I will tell you what you need. The first thing you need is good quality paper. The selection of paper is super important because it will depend on whether the final result is a good or bad watercolor. I recommend that your paper be 300 grams upwards, you can find the big big sign, a big medium kiss, the second thing you have to have are brushes, there are synthetic ones with natural hair, the airs, different shapes like round, flat cat's tongue, among others, and the use Each one will depend on the texture or effect they want to achieve, they can range from the cheapest or even the most expensive. When you start, I recommend that you do not buy a super expensive brush but do make sure that the brush has good resistance since there are some who do not have a body [Music] ah the secret of watercolor my friends I must tell you that it is in the water you must learn to master it and as Bruce Lee says [Music] another important aspect is the goal of the air ceramics like these can be Even your grandmother's plate or any plate, there are also plastic ones and acrylic air ones. I must say that the acrylic ones are the ones that suit me the most and I must mention that they must also have their powerful super clean because if not it will be a mix of vintage colors or obviously let's not forget the clean cloth or it can be a napkin and here the good thing begins the watercolors come in different presentations they can be in liquid tablets tube there are schoolchildren to be my professionals professionals super super professional in general I am more comfortable with the pill ones but for this exercise I am going to use the tube ones so that you can see their application better and here the only thing I am going to do is tighten my paper so that it does not hurt and they want like strange curves and here the color that we are going to choose It is Prussian blue. Whenever you are going to make a watercolor, you have to have two glasses, one to rinse your brush and the other to hold the pure water so that you do not make strange mixtures. What I am doing here is putting the pure color and with the water What we are going to do is take out several shades of the same color. That is the good thing about kora, the one with a single color can take out several tones and remember the more water on the pure color, the lighter it will become. Here I am grabbing pigment to start it. Dilute in water and start taking out those tones that I mention here, what I'm going to do is put my color tests here I'm grabbing the purest color, which is Prussian blue, undiluted without anything, just the color and here it is super It is important that you see that no matter how much you put more pigment, it will not be darker but rather it is the color that you have here. I am already diluting it with water and it is giving me another tone that is a little lighter than the previous one and then like this They get hurt with each color. Remember, the more water, the lighter the pigment will become, so you are going to get them depending on how you want the tone, but so that you can understand more or less how this show is, I am going to give you an example and I think that this way I'm going to explain myself a little better ah [Music] before starting watercolors they usually work in layers so here I'm using like a medium color I'm not using the pure one I let it dry and then I go back to put another lighter color and if you look you can see the transparency between the previous color and this one I'm putting and until the end I'm already putting a lighter one so that it can be seen more or less as the difference in tones here there are many questions that They make me like how to make an area so that they don't look like those puddles of watercolor, well here what they do is grab a lot of water with the brush and go as they don't caress the paper so that it expands and doesn't leave those ugly puddles and make it look super super even so you can achieve that effect of it being like just a little fabric and finally the gradient which I think is the easiest they are going to grab the pigment like pure water and start dragging it The truth is that since you practice a lot, it is super super easy and I think it is very relaxing. It is important that your paper has a considerable degree of cotton so that you can work well with your watercolor and this way you will have better absorption of the pigment and well, now We are going to do the exercise so that you can get the vibe a little more and that you can more or less see what I just told you already applied. The exercise that we are going to do is monochromatic, which means that with one color we are going to get several tones here. What I'm doing is first putting a layer super super super diluted with water and a little bit of color and I'm going to let it dry and once it dries a little bit I'll start how to make these waves here you guys because they're going to feel blurry because they're going Let's do what pleases your heart, here I don't have a previous sketch, I'm going to do something like one of those beautiful landscapes that you usually see on Pinterest, so here what I'm doing is putting a tone of watercolor and diluting it because it makes It is a tone of color with less pigment, pretend I grab it and drag it as if this is like a gradient, but if I check and the color is not the pure one, I am using these diluted colors and they are still giving me those effects. This is what I'm doing is like dragging basically they are gradients here I'm already using a more powerful color here I'm already adding a little more pigment to the water and the same thing I start to paint and I start how to drag and make the gradient and here It is very important that you let it dry because otherwise it will start to bleed on your paper. I don't know how to say it. Right now I am going to tell you how it will start to bleed. If you don't see it, if you don't let it dry, then it is super important that you Be patient so that you do not despair and so that little by little you go layer by layer because as I told you before, the rope works particularly more in layers, what I want to treat it, that is, with a color and with these exercises that we have just seen because they can take a beautiful landscape and then it fits I start to do more and more from little mountains and do the same thing they grab and do the gradient here my camera stopped recording here and I grabbed the pure color and then I start to do Like the shape, according to me, like little trees and leaving the space so that it was like water and all that, but they did try to grab you as the purest color and dilute it so that it gives you that effect and well, guys, that is a super simple exercise that you can do with a single color and you see that it gives you several tones and so you can practice here what we are going to see is to combine two colors, blue and I am going to use a little bit of purple, the joke here is that you Start playing with those watercolor tones that can give you different shapes, different shadows or lights. Really, here I can't tell you what to do and what to do. I think it's more about experimenting, but I want you to see that it's really super easy if you practice. a lot and doing like these gradients or these color combinations so that they do not have a very grotesque effect, this is really a tutorial if I can call it a very very simple tutorial for those little people who are just starting out, those are the tones that I just used my brushes in the UITA and in the end that's how it turned out I hope you're encouraged and if so tag me on Instagram you know I'll wait for you there I hope it worked for you so I started a lot with the guards so well nothing, thank you very much for stopping by here I'll wait for you on Instagram don't forget to subscribe and those devil things no it's not true I just hope you subscribe [Music] why [Music] and