Try this if you Struggle with Watercolor Edges

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If you're struggling with watercolor edges...
Here's one thing you can try in a variety of cases.
I find that the more I can let water & the paint do the painting - the better the result is.
I'm personally still working on REMOVING as much of myself in the form of interference in the process.
I hope this helps some out there (:
Reference photo:
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Time-Stamps:
00:00 - Struggling With Edges?
00:26 - The Technique
02:53 - Let's See This in Action
07:14 - Letting Water do the Painting...
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[@recreepy]

Truly amazed by your unique talents

[@charnellmorgan]

Omg, I was struggling with edges soooo much! And I think trying to soften the edges after applying the paint is such an advanced technique that I'm not ready for lol. Thank you, LiRon! I wil try this today!

[@LironYan]

May be advanced - but not too hard 😁
Let me know how it went 🙏

[@bethjames9246]

Another fantastic lesson! Thank you!

[@kennelexplicit]

Wow, you make it look so easy! 😍 Will try this! Thanks! 🙏❤️

[@LironYan]

Thank you! It is easy (:

[@dianakoeppel3492]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@LironYan]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@cindysimons2772]

Thank you. This was great.

[@SerasV]

Such a great tip! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@aesea57804]

Great example. I’ve always tried to protect the highlight by keeping it dry. Totally new idea to me-and I can see how helpful it will be. Thank you!!

[@karenluke-mannarino3426]

Wow, I had to watch this twice! What a cool technique, I would never had thought about using until today. Thanks so much.

[@LironYan]

Thank you! Happy this may prove useful to many 😁🙏

[@tutaart]

thank you ❤

[@Diane_McDon]

Interesting technique, thanks Lirón

[@LironYan]

My pleasure! 🙏😊 Thank you for watching

[@urban_fox4658]

This is a game changer and I feel so dumb not realizing this would be the best way! Lol I use wet in wet so much, and didn't even think to allow the water to move the paint seamlessly AROUND a shape to make a highlight. I've always just lifted, sometimes scrubbed (which obviously can damage cotton paper if it's a high staining pigment). Wow. Thank you so much!
Sincerely,
A Watercolor artist who's never studied watercolors

[@LironYan]

Thank you for the kind words!! 🙏😊
I had so many of these "Ah ha!" watercolor moments, where I couldn't believe I haven't thought of something before 😅

[@NoeleneWeber]

Where do you start the videos to get control of watercolor?

[@amaad_]

super useful! :)

[@chn6540]

liron..^^ I`ll talk with my brother next week