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Rapunzel watercolor WIP
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What watercolors do you use? I saw that kind a while ago and almost bought it, but didn't and I regret it because I cant remember what they were called.
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Hi! I really hated watercolors the most... till now.
I didn't know that one could use it like that![link]
that's so awsome!
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haha its eyes are sooo creepy in the top piece 
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You don't just draw with the colours no you do seriously magic^^
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these are way too good. inspired me to pick up my brush and paints again. but i agree about the paper. you may try and find canson paper. i like the effect on it, you may like it too. keep up the awesome work i love your gallery... 
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seh ich richtig....Schul/Deckmalfarben und normales Papier O__O?
woahh Respekt ^^ du hast es wirklich drauf :3
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it's lovelly, i think you should tape the paper on a hard surface for it not wrinkle ˆˆ just my opinion
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it's lovelly, i think you should tape the paper on a hard surface for it not wrinkle ˆˆ just my opinion
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I tried once, but I love when the paper is lose
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but with a fine peace of a sim wood you still can move the table around, I tape my ones in my moleskine 
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using simple art materials you produced that art?? are you serious?? that's incredible!! ^_^ .. You proved that artist are really artists whatever materials you use..
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using simple art materials you produced that art?? are you serious?? that's Incredible!! ^_^ you proved that artist are really artist whatever materials you use..
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simple materials is more than enough for my hobby
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oh, in that way i love your hobby
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I never understood how people can make detailed paintings like this with watercolor. My teachers always showed us examles of something very vague and barely distingishable.
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it comes with practice. Painting details is the hard part
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you should use watercolor paper! 
XD good jobbbbbbb
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Love seeing the process. I actually just saw this movie with my li'l bro and sis the other night (for the first time mind you). It was pretty decent haha! Keep up the awesome work! LOVING the watercolor!
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I can't believe you used regular printer paper! It looks so great!
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wow 
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This is stunning ! Could you tel me what sort of paper it's painted on ? I highly doubt it's printer paper.
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its not printer paper, its a little heavier than that
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what kind of paints did you use? i really love it!!
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THATS AMAZING!!! How did u learn to be so good?
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Amazing result! So bright and vivid!
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You should stretch/tape down your paper to keep it from buckling.
To stretch the paper: get a tub and soak the paper for a few minutes before taking it out and wiping it down with a paper towel/towel so it is merely damp. Then staple the edges to a board or tape it down with paper tape (brown tape). Word of warning: my teacher claimed the paper tape would peel right up without hurting the paper, but a few people had to cut it off. Until you test the tape, I would tape down the edges only; don't go right up to the image. Wait until the paper is fully dried and then begin your painting.
You can also do it the lazy way, and just tape down your edges with masking tape without soaking the paper. It will still buckle, but not quite as much.
To flatten the paper after it has buckled, lightly dampen the back of the paper and place the painting under some heavy books. Should smooth right out.
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thx for the advice with taping, sofar i only flattened the paper exactly the way you said
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