Thanks, guys! I'm going to try to do a series of animals in this style - vibrant colors and hints of skeletal structures. I'm much more comfortable with oil paint and charcoal - I've avoided watercolor forever. Oils are much more forgiving imo. But I've always loved the aesthetic of watercolor, especially in portraits, so I'm hoping to work toward being able to do that.
I really haven't done any research, I'm not sure which brushes are best to use. I know it's really important to keep your water clean but other than that I'm just kind of doing a trial and error thing, which I guess is best when it comes to art. I royally ****ed up a landscape earlier today, muddied the thing to hell. Any other insights are much appreciated.
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