Basic Watercolor Equipment
Basic Watercolor equipment, don't waste too much money.
Don't waste a lot of money arming yourself with a lot of equipment you will hardly ever use. The basics listed here I have found is all you will mostly use, and a few you'll find around the house. From the start you will need to purchase the following:
Most of the above items are available to buy at the art shop, some you may have already however, if you have any problems getting any of the above let me know contact and I'll try to help out. |
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This basically is my watercolor pallette.. ok. a little dirty but there is a structure to it. From right to left trays reflect how to paint a watercolour i.e. light to dark. The first one I clean before starting to paint and is always for yellow, raw sienna etc. Next for mixing my Blues, Next (3rd one) for Shadow tones blue violet/crimson rose madder. The final tray is for the darks e.g burnt umber/blue/crimson et.al. |
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I designed these art boxes and still have quite a few left. Their made out of correx plastic, practical, light and robust |
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They hold a whole load of paints and equipment and great for taking out and about, on vacation etc. |