The process of painting, Sand street Beach

 ​Today, as one of our $1 watercolor projects, I drew Sandstreet Beach, a local attraction.

The process of painting, Sandstreet Beach

  ​As always, the sea is the easiest to sketch.

  ​First, starting with a light color, express the sky using the wet on wet technique. Wet-on-Wet Technique is to paint over wet paper and then induce different colors to shine through.

  ​Then, the beach part is colored to express the sand and then sprayed with a water spray.

 ​Lightly paint the rest of the area except for the sky and beach.

 ​Add accents using a thin brush with a dark color.

  ​To express the flowing water, put a soft paint on the brush, drain the water once, and then sweep it away quickly.

  ​It also sweeps over small houses that are reflected in the water.

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  ​Use white acrylic to express the sky with a brush. I tried to express a cloud that moves quickly with the wind like a thread.

  ​As a final step, I add the darkest shades and shadows in every corner. In this case, the wet-on-dry technique of watercolor is used. The wet-on-dry technique is to color the paper while it is dry. Wet-on-wet is also known as wet technique, while wet-on-dry technique is also called dry technique.

  ​After completion, sign.