OMG, you gotta be kidding me! You see, some five-ish years ago, I had a dream of a tower exactly llike that! AND there was also a river running at the bottom of that tower as well. I mean, weirdo?! xD

Nice color usage, hanyways. For a first try, I'd say nice job.

sabes k ami me enkanto en lo personal tu sol amor?
jajajaja
te amo nino!!!!
y este dibujo rulea!!! genial! te animaste con los pinceles!!
orgullosa orgullosa n_n

pintura en acuarelas chico no dibu bien siga asi y pierdale el miedo a esos pinceles

hahaha, the world is so small I thing... but yea... that was weird he... but cool!! I guess we have a few things in common xD! thanks I need tips to paint in watercolor je
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oooo muchas gracias mi amor!!!! ps gracias a ti los pude agarrarlos...gracias amor por ese apoyo .
te amo !!!!!!!!!!!!
Cl£ss

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no olvidar cómo soñar... cómo amar... "

hey gracias, ps ia los puedo agarrar pero... ps me falta una buena idea solamente je... quiero dejarlos como un aditamento especial je
Cl£ss

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I couldn't say that I'm any expert myself, but I've had tutoring in watercolor painting, so feel free to ask me anything. But the most important thing, anyway, are good brushes! You get absolutely nothing but devastation done with the Dollar General quality. o.o

And layering!!! Watercolor is all about layering! If you check my work [link] Dozing Green out once more, you can study that (and by browsing "paintings" on the traditional section, millions of better watercolors ) I have used layering a lot. And that's the point. You shouldn't go dark on the first layer of watercolors, but to wash in your light colors, and then start building up the strength, volume, deepness, and tones of the coloring. In this one, I notice that you first did your light layers, mixed some darker color, and did the dark areas without extra layers. But please remember that a watercolor painting NEVER has too many layers! The more the layers used, the more gradually you build up your darker shades. And the more gradually you build up your darker shades, the more natural and beautiful-looking the work is.

OK, Dozing Green might not be the best possible example 'cause I used mixed media and washes that blend with the colored pencil, but you can hopefully see the layering somehow.

I hope this helped you a little. I'll look forward to see more watercoloring from you!

Ah fruxis o-o Para ser tu primera vez con acuarelas etsa muy bien o-o;
Las sombras, el agua y el desvanecer de las cosas lejanas se ven especialmente bien

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