This week I'm sharing work done on Schut Noblesse watercolor block. For a review of this paper, please check out my Monday post. If you are interested in purchasing Schut Papier's fine art papers, check out the Exaclair website for a list of retailers who sell the Schut Noblesse Watercolor blocks and sheets.
I signed up for a Watercolor class last month, and it was a perfect opportunity to use my Schut Noblesse watercolor block. We worked with the techniques from Jeanne Carbonetti's 'Tao of Watercolor', a very loose method that helps you learn how watercolor flows and how to take advantage of that natural flow.
With these two paintings I learned how bright color could be on this paper. They practically exploded off the page!
If you can't wait to see if you won, check out the Exaclair website for a list of retailers who sell the Schut Noblesse Watercolor blocks and sheets.
I signed up for a Watercolor class last month, and it was a perfect opportunity to use my Schut Noblesse watercolor block. We worked with the techniques from Jeanne Carbonetti's 'Tao of Watercolor', a very loose method that helps you learn how watercolor flows and how to take advantage of that natural flow.
With these two paintings I learned how bright color could be on this paper. They practically exploded off the page!
If you can't wait to see if you won, check out the Exaclair website for a list of retailers who sell the Schut Noblesse Watercolor blocks and sheets.
beautiful - just beautiful colors
ReplyDeleteThank you! It's a fun method for watercoloring, quick, easy and the colors are so vibrant!
ReplyDeleteNice bright colors
ReplyDeleteThank you! This paper really does give you vibrant color.
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