02-07-2022, 08:03 PM
Thanks!
Good going Dave! Glad to hear you are going to dabble a bit! Even if you do find dried up water color paints, they are still good! Just cut the tube open and put dried paint in a small jar. Break off what you need, add a few drops of water and you’re good to go.
Just paint for your own pleasure and take any pressure off by not feeling every piece has to be a contender for a gallery!
I find that very liberating.
Embrace the wonky, the sketchy, the scribbly and have fun!
And be kind to yourself during your warm up sketches.
Turn off the negative voice, because anyone who does art every day or several times a week WILL improve!
and tbumbs up!
Good going Dave! Glad to hear you are going to dabble a bit! Even if you do find dried up water color paints, they are still good! Just cut the tube open and put dried paint in a small jar. Break off what you need, add a few drops of water and you’re good to go.
Just paint for your own pleasure and take any pressure off by not feeling every piece has to be a contender for a gallery!
I find that very liberating.
Embrace the wonky, the sketchy, the scribbly and have fun!
And be kind to yourself during your warm up sketches.
Turn off the negative voice, because anyone who does art every day or several times a week WILL improve!
and tbumbs up!