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Summary: How to create a vase on canvas with watercolor paints; tips and techniques for how to begin painting with watercolors in this free online art video taught by expert Larry Dubitsky.

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Larry Dubitsky Larry Dubitsky has been drawing since grade school. He graduated from Cooper Union Art School in New York City. He has a Bachelor's Degree from Brooklyn Colle... read more

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How to Paint Watercolor Vase

JOHN R. JUNGER: As you notice, I've put some dirty wet water here in the shape of a vase. You notice I'm not using a pencil for drawing, I'm using a brush. Now, in that water, I'm going to drip some paint. It doesn't look like much right now but when I put more colors in, they're going to react against each other to make something very beautiful. Now, if I don't like what I've done, I'll take my brush, flatten it, and I'll take the color off. Notice I could--this is one tool you should have because with it, I can blot things. Now, I kinda like that so I'm going to leave it alone. Wet-in-wet can be used in many different ways. Here's another way to use it.

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