cburtt

Hi Kathleen, your most welcome and Im sure you enjoy your loose journey, if you need any help just ask and we will be straight with you
Take care
Andrew

Hi Jeanette, thanks for asking, just to check are you signed in (login) and can you see the Academy tab on the top area of the page? Just click academy and a drop down menu will appear wear you can view the various area including the loose beginners area were you will find the beginners tutorials and also look in the tutorials area too. Hope this…[Read more]

Hi I generally use a small size of watercolour paper approx 15 cm x 25cm this helps you learn the process with out the need to learn extra control that you may need for larger pieces of paper. Choose a format, rectangle, square etc to suit the subject
Hope this helps
Regards
Andrew

Hi I generally use a small size of watercolour paper approx 15 cm x 25cm this helps you learn the process with out the need to learn extra control that you may need for larger pieces of paper. Choose a format, rectangle, square etc to suit the subject
Hope this helps
Regards
Andrew

Hi Lorna, thanks for your question, it sounds like to much water to start with, I would experiement on scape paper by placing down your normal amount of water then see what happens then do it again and reduce the amount of water you initially use. Also you may be dropping all of your 2 colours directly into the water try placing the 1st colour…[Read more]

Hi Beth, thank you for asking and yes theres plenty to choose from. Iw ould start with the beginners and level 1 tutorials also look at the tips and techniques area as this will give you a good overall idea of the process, and no I dont tape the paper down I like the cockling of the paper as it allows the paint to flow more freely and because I…[Read more]