In this mini series you will be shown two different ways to paint small diamonds using watercolour and gouache paints.
This mini series has subtitles step by step instructions.
Materials needed:
-Gemstone templates
-2H lead pencil (standard pencil or mechanical pencil)
-Eraser/ Kneadable eraser
-clear/ see through ruler
-Two water pots. (One for cleaning the brushes in and the other to add clean water to paints)
-Tissue/ paper towel
-plastic or ceramic plate to mix paints on
-Grey scale paper (I use liviano colour card A4smooth surface 180gsm) You can use any toned watercolour paper. It’s easier to render on grey scale paper and helps make colours pop and diamonds easier to paint. Another brand I use is Canson Mi Teintes Pastel Paper grey tones.
-Brushes- size 0 or 00, size 1 or 2 natural hair round brushes.
-grey watercolour (multicolour watercolour pallets-Koh-I-Noor brand.
Gouache Paints- Brand- Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache
-zinc white
-permanent white
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