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Here's the last part of my watercolour tutorial series! I hope it rounds off the entire bunch nicely. It probably helps to have read the first two, but I suppose this works as a walkthrough alone.

Previous parts:
Part One - Materials: [link]
Part Two - Painting Basics: [link]

Finished Image can be found here: [link]

Enjoy! :)
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~truongthuythuytien Jun 1, 2013  Student Artisan Crafter
It seems that your paintings are on A3 sized paper, so, how can you get the image? You took picture of the whole painting or you scanned it? I don't have scanner for A3 paper at my place so if you take photo, can you give me some tips? How to get the whole picture and how to get the light fully cover the picture? Thank you.
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=Gold-Seven Jun 2, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
I scan it it several parts, and put the pieces together in Photoshop. :)
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~truongthuythuytien Jun 2, 2013  Student Artisan Crafter
I see :) Thank you.
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*hymnsofvalefor May 30, 2013
what brand of paints do you have?
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=Gold-Seven May 31, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
Look here please: [link]

Or here: [link]
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~AnnieBespoke May 23, 2013
Man, I love your watercolour tutorials! I can't wait to try it for myself.
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~preethi9691 May 12, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
wow.. thanks for the amazing tutorial.. :) if you don't mind me asking,when i paint sometimes the paper looks like its been peeled out,is it the paper? or i am doing it wrong? :(
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=Gold-Seven May 12, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
It sounds like a combination of too much water, too hard brushes, too much "scrubbing", and low quality or non-watercolour paper. :) Is any of those possible?
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~preethi9691 May 14, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
i think i used too much water on the wet paper.. :hmm: should i wait for it to dry to add the next layer?
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=Gold-Seven May 14, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
Really good watercolour paper should be able to handle pretty much everything, apart from wet scrubbing with bristly brushes. Whether you apply paint to wet or dry areas is completely up to you and your technique. Wet-into-wet requires paper being able to cope with a certain degree of wetness.
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