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Summary: How to add details to the foreground of your watercolor painting; 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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Painting Foreground of Watercolor Painting

JOHN R. JUNGER: Now, I'm going to make the foreground a little warmer, as you can see, and lighter than the background. And what I'm going to do here is, again, use my tissue. I could use this tissue countless times. And I'm going to take a little bit of that off. Take a little bit of this off. And I'm going to use a pattern to create a beautiful foreground. Now, this pattern is the pattern of a field. This is a plowed field, and it looks like this. As you can see, it's coming out at a radius coming through the farmhouse. Now, on the farmhouse itself, I'll put some values that are different.

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