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How To Fix Watercolor Mistakes With A Paper Towel Watercolor Koi In this watercolor tutorial i will show you how to remove paint and mistakes from the paper so you can fix and correct them. these techniques are easy enough. Use a brush which is big enough for the surface area your painting. for example a number 8 round bush is fine for small work but bigger washes will probably benefit from a 1” flat brush. making sure your wash is wet enough to form a bead and working quickly should eliminate streaks. hard edged marks.

5 Watercolor Mistakes And How To Fix Them Youtube Click the button below to download the worksheet for this painting. start by transferring the outlines of the fish to a sheet of watercolor paper then tape it down onto a board. this helps to keep the paper flat during the painting process. i began by painting the shadow shapes using a diluted mix of gray paint. Table of contents. how to avoid watercolor mistakes. 1: using too much water. 2: buying the most expensive art materials. 3: unnatural looking clouds. 4: back runs, or "cauliflowers". 5: unwanted splatters. 6: painting an area too light, or too bright. 7: using cheap watercolor paper. To remove the black spot, touch it with a barely damp, size 0 brush. wait several seconds, then lightly touch the wet area with a clean, dry paper towel. repeat this last step several times, always with a dry, clean paper towel. pressing a wet, dirty paper towel into a wet area will lift off color around your spot or blot darker color back into. Gently scrub the area from which you want to lift the paint, applying enough pressure to loosen the dried paint but not enough to damage the paper. dab the area with a paper towel or cloth to absorb the lifted paint particles as the paint dissolves. repeat steps 2 and 3 until you achieve the desired effect.