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Hi everyone! My name is Eugenia and I have a passion for watercolours. For today's class, I decided to something simple and fun so everyone from all levels including beginners, may paint along.

Watercolour is such a diverse and flexible medium which reacts in a special way when you combine certain objects. This class will be filled with several different watercolour special effect techniques for you to try out, and watch all the different reactions certain things like alcohol or soap may do to your watercolour paints.

Throughout the class, I will be doing the techniques slowly for you to see, and where certain reactions take a while to come together, I will show you the timelapse, so even if you might not be able to follow along, you may see the reactions clearly.

Certain watercolor brands react differently, and my recommended student brands to use for this class would be Pentel and Cotman. If you don't have these two brands however, it's still ok, but one of the techniques which requires sprinkling salt into your wet paint, might not react exactly as you want it to, as this certain technique is fairly complex because different watercolour has different filler properties which might react differently to salt.

Before we begin, I would recommend for students to watch the lessons before painting along, so you get to understand the stages of the paint that you would need for certain techniques. And this would also make your paint along much more relaxing as you will be aware of each thing that would be required within the lesson.

Here is the class outline of the short lessons:

01. INTRODUCTION

02. SUPPLIES

03. COLOUR PALETTE

04. PAINT APPLICATION

05. MASKING

06. WET ON WET TECHNIQUE

07. STAMPING

08. RESIST / MASKING TECHNIQUES

09. SPLATTERING TECHNIQUES

10. SOAP TEXTURE

11. SALT REACTION TO WATERCOLOR

12. USING CLING WRAP TO CREATE TEXTURE

13. ALCOHOL REACTION TO WATERCOLOR

14. LIFTING / ERASING TECHNIQUES

15. UNMASKING AND REVEAL

16. CLOSING AND CLASS PROJECT
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