Rain, grasses, feathers… the dry brush technique allows you to represent them using fine, feathery strokes!
Rain, grasses, feathers… the dry brush technique allows you to represent them using fine, feathery strokes!
- Unlike the traditional watercolor technique, strokes are applied with a dry brush and a dab of paint.
- Too much paint or not enough? The only way to find out is by practicing!
3 steps to the right brush stroke:
Keep in mind! Unlike a wet wash, color applied with a dry brush does not lighten when dry.
A shower at sea:
An area half-covered with snow: