Join me painting this hedgehog, using watercolours. Find out how I used masking fluid to help me. I hope you enjoy it. They're coming out of hibernation and I've got one living in my garden, so a hedgehog seemed a good animal to paint.

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Materials used in this session:
• A4, Daler Rowney, Aqualine smooth, hot pressed, 300gms, watercolour paper.
• I used: Winsor and Newton professional watercolours: yellow ochre, burnt sienna, raw umber, burnt umber, permanent rose, Vandyke brown, sepia, lamp black and Chinese white.
• Round brushed 8, 1, 3/0, 10/0.
• Masking fluid: Blue masking fluid (sorry make has rubbed off of pot).
• Da Vinci 4033 Cleaning soap for brushes. ( bought from Amazon).
• Sakura gelly pen 0.5

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Reference photo: https://pixabay.com/photos/hedgehogg...

Link to The Watercolour Classroom, Becky Gromlich (Hating Masking Fluid? 5 Secrets to make it easy!) :    • Hate Masking Fluid?  5 Secrets To Mak...  


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