How to use watercolor pencils on canvas?

We use watercolor pencils on canvas using the traditional method. We first sketch the design on the paper, then use watercolor pencils to color in the outlined areas. Unlike watercolors watercolor pencils create a smooth, even color when they are applied. To remove the color, simply dip the paper into a jar of water, blot the excess water, and the color will fade.

How to use watercolor pencils on canvas without er

If you like the look of watercolor without the smudges, use watercolor pencils on a piece of stretched canvas. First, sketch out your image on the canvas with a pencil. Next, use a wet brush to apply watercolor pigment over the pencil lines. You can add color outlines or blend the colors together.

How to use watercolor pencils on canvas without sharpener?

For a clean, accurate line, you can use your watercolor pencils without a sharpener. A chisel nib will allow you to create thin lines and create intricate details. While a brush nib will produce thick, broad lines. However, you will need to use more water and pigment to create a smooth line with a brush nib.

How to use watercolor pencils on canvas with sharpener?

The best way to sharpen watercolor pencils is to use a sharpener specifically designed for them. These sharpeners take the shape of a small cylinder and have a hole to insert the lead. Some come with extra soft leads, while others have stronger leads.

How to use watercolor pencils on canvas with paper?

You can use watercolor pencils on paper, too. You can use the same techniques as you would for canvas. You can blend and shade colors, create gradients, and apply color using glazes. Try using watercolor pencils on watercolor paper or sandblasted watercolor paper to add texture and interest to your work. Dried flowers are another great way to add color and life to a still life painting or wall hanging.