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Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Part 2

In this comprehensive tutorial, we're delving deep into the fascinating world of variegated wet-in-wet wash techniques.

Robert Joyner

• 4 min read
Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Part 2
Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Part 2

Welcome back, fellow artists, to the next installment of our watercolor journey! In this comprehensive tutorial, we're delving deep into the fascinating world of variegated wet-in-wet wash techniques.

Understanding Variegated Watercolor Washes:

Before we dive into the artistic process, let’s understand the magic of variegated watercolor washes. These washes, unlike monochromatic ones, incorporate multiple hues within the same wash. This creates captivating, multicolored effects on your canvas, adding depth and visual intrigue to your artwork.

Here's the artwork created in this tutorial. Study it for a minute and you will see the variegated washes at work.

Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Part 2
Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Part 2

Didi you see the previous Watercolor Wash Tutorials?

This is part two of the intermediate watercolor wash series. Below you will see the other video tutorials include the four part beginner series. Be sure to watch them in order!

Beginner Series

Mastering Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes: Techniques, and Demo
Discover the enchanting realm of wet-in-wet watercolor washes as we share expert tips for mastering this technique. Explore the captivating transparency of watercolors and unravel the art of color interactions in wet washes.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic
Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes Using Three Common Mixtures
Let’s explore three common watercolor mixtures: Tea, Milk, and Honey. Uncover the secrets to creating stunning wet-in-wet watercolor effects.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic
Blending Various Watercolor Wash Technique; Wet-in-Dry
In this beginner tutorial, we’ll explore the techniques of seamlessly merging wet-in-wet and wet-in-dry watercolor washes to create a landscape.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic
Master Watercolor Wash Techniques Part 4 - Beginner Friendly
In this segment of our watercolor wash mastery series, we’re delving into advanced techniques designed to elevate your artistic creations.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic

Intermediate Series

Intermediate Guide Wet-in-Wet Watercolor Washes
Dive into the enchanting world of watercolors, where your canvas becomes a playground of creativity and expression. Intermediate artists tips.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic

Materials You'll Need:

  • High-quality watercolor paints
  • Watercolor paper (cold-pressed, preferably)
  • Various brushes, including a flat brush for washes
  • Clean water and absorbent cloths or paper towels
  • A mixing palette

Here's a great article that covers all the watercolor supplies I use and recommend for all levels.

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Watercolor Supplies
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, choosing the right watercolor supplies is crucial to achieving stunning results.
Robert JoynerWatercolor Fanatic

The Creative Process:

In our ad-free video demonstration, I'll guide you through the creation of a picturesque red barn using variegated wet-in-wet techniques. We'll explore the nuances of selecting and combining multiple hues to infuse life into our composition. Timing is key – painting into wet surfaces demands precision, and I'll share advanced insights into managing this crucial aspect.

It's Video Time!

For paid members you get access to the video demonstration where I share tips on how to create intermediate variegated washes. If you are not a member, sign up and get access to this video along with all the others.