Mixing Up Pigment for a Watercolor Grid
In the previous post, I shared Why I Make Watercolor Mixing Grids. Better than telling is showing! This quick video shows the action in completing a row of mixed swatches. Watercolor mixing is great fun!!! The result is a guide for an upcoming watercolor painting. Having a reference close at hand is such a great tool. I can't imagine being without some record of the general creative plan.I've been having a fantastic time with learning to record on video! New skills can be a great adventure!!! While there's plenty on my to-do list, I'm making time for sharing what I do...
The video is created with Magisto free version.
Are you even a tiny bit curious? I hope so.
It's short. It seems self-explanatory to me, but maybe not. My purpose isn't really to give a demo how-to but to a quick little glance at what I've been doing lately. If it seems too small a window, click to view on YouTube.
Over the years, I've noticed that people have a fascination with watching artists at work. Whether it's other artists or myself...I know that when I pass by an artist busy with their craft, I've got to stop for a few moments and see how they do their thing.
I remember in California Adventure, the amusement park, there are artists who look like street sweepers. They come along with a bucket and and a broom...and they create a work of art there on the sidewalk with water. That artwork is only there until the water evaporates. I was just amazed. I could follow them all day, watching what they'll create next!!!
Okay...I found a YouTube video of a Broom Artist in Disney California Adventure:
Over the years, I've noticed that people have a fascination with watching artists at work. Whether it's other artists or myself...I know that when I pass by an artist busy with their craft, I've got to stop for a few moments and see how they do their thing.
I remember in California Adventure, the amusement park, there are artists who look like street sweepers. They come along with a bucket and and a broom...and they create a work of art there on the sidewalk with water. That artwork is only there until the water evaporates. I was just amazed. I could follow them all day, watching what they'll create next!!!
Okay...I found a YouTube video of a Broom Artist in Disney California Adventure:
What do you think? Have you ever stopped to observe an artist while they create?
Have a beautiful day! Remember to watch for the priceless in today.
Christy
She Must Make Art!
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