Watercolor Flicking Challenge

04-04-2025

Watercolor Flicking Challenge: The simplest method is to point your brush at the paper, pull back and sharply flick it towards the paper. It should give medium splodges with some finer texture, depending on how much water your brush holds. 

Check out this video that explains the Flicking Technique: https://youtu.be/nsQxG5jX9vQ

*When the link above opens, it will play an advertisement. Once you see the word skip, click on it and it will open the tutorial link.


    Anita P                                                            Anita P

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    Anita P                                                       Cathy C

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    Karen M                                                   Karen M


    Linda D                                                 Linda Mc
    
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