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Watercolouring

  • 24-01-2007 9:30pm
    #1
    Kevster
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    Hey,

    My mother recently cought me a Watercolouring set but I know little about it. I presume you draw something with a light pencil first and then colour afterwards by first dipping the colour-pencils in the water...???


    Kevin.


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  • #2
    artieanna
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    NOOOOOO! Please don't dip the pencils in water you'll ruin the tips on them...

    Watercolour pencils are to be used to fill in and colour a drawing, you can go over them after with a brush dipped in water so your drawing is turned into a water colour....if you don't want your colours to run together only wet one colour and allow it to dry before wetting another colour...

    enjoy it!!!!!;)


  • #3
    Kevster
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    :o ...Thanks. On inspection there are indeed two small brushes in the set that I had not noticed before! They were, ummm, camouflaged...:rolleyes:


  • #4
    artieanna
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    ;) ha:D


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