A Mini Watercolor Tutorial by MayaxKiwi
Let me show you how to blend watercolors together using two different techniques!
The the wet-on-dry method requires you to mix two colors together for the middle section. This is a great way to get your gradient to be soft and smooth!
The wet-on-wet method allows the water to do all the work for you and leaves behind a beautiful bloom or texture!
Which result do you like best?
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