Watercolor with masking fluid

How to use masking fluid in your watercolor paintings and preserve white areas without using white paint or gouache: 6 tips

This blog post explains how to use masking fluid when painting with watercolors and also a few key tips to have in mind when using this invaluable tool.

Flowers are probably one of the most popular subjects for any artist. There are so many different styles and ways to paint them. From loose and atmospheric to precise botanical illustrations. The choice is huge. A​rtists love to paint flowers in watercolor. I think there’s something about the transparent quality of this medium which lends

Tips and tricks that help me create beautiful designs with watercolor masking fluid easily and without any of the frustrations!

8 Different Alternatives to Masking Fluid for watercolor paintings. In this post, you'll learn 8 different methods you can use instead of masking fluid for watercolor painting. #maskingfluid #maskingfluidalternatives

Masking fluid is so much fun to create with. And lately I am loving the watercolor resist pen from Prima. Masking fluid is a latex liquid used to block out areas of a watercolor painting. Once it dries you can paint over it and retain the white paper anywhere you've applied the masking fluid. The pen makes it possible to draw, doodle or write really fine lines. When you are finished painting you simply rub it away and you are left with white space anywhere the masking fluid was applied.

Watercolor Arist | Bree Copley on Instagram: "Love the feel the bokeh effect gives these watercolor daisies ! This technique is really simple and easy to achieve if you have the right tools. be sure to SAVE for later and SHARE with all your watercolor friends! Here are the supplies you will need to help you achieve this Bokeh effect. -masking fluid -circle stencil -magic eraser ( the kind you use for cleaning) You can also use a natural sea sponge. -paper towels HELPFUL TIPS - you…