Tutorials, demos, watercolor, watercolour painting m t cherian Kerala India

scan original into computer and then use some of the great watercolor papers available
for inkjet and print out the drawing. and still keep the original. This is a little more techie than tracing but a whole lot faster and you keep the feeling of your original line quality.

find included some links for the paper. Red River has some sample packs
for their papers and they are reasonably priced. The Hahnemuhle paper is
expensive but probably the best quality. Get some just to play on, it is
really freeing to know you are not messing up your drawing. Office depot
probably has some of the HP or Epson brands.

http://www.redriver catalog.com/ browse/art. htm

http://www.strathmo reartist. com/digital_ inkjet.php

http://www.atlex. com/paper/ watercolor. htm

look at work by Lucien Freud and Matisse: http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/egallery/object.asp?maker=FREUD&object=100130&row=0 http://www.abcgallery.com/M/matisse/matisse25.html

. don't think the colour matters; however, the values do. The darks have to go in the right place, the lights have to hit right, and the intermediate values between the two are very important. It also helps to use a cool colour in combination with a warm colour when doing a portrait

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http://www.artmaker.com/Personal/book.html

books

http://www.fwbookstore.com/category/205/a/?r=amcewc070708

Demos

www.davidadamson line.com/ clouds_demo. htm

Part 1:
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=EcsCVfaOl44

Part 2:
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=RFwem2LM9t4& feature=related

Part 3:
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=o6NLQzbqItg& feature=related

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