Karen demonstrated how to paint fabrics with two different kinds of watercolor paints. These were Prima and Kuretake. Prima is an American Company but manufactures their watercolors in Italy. Kuretake is owned and manufactures in Japan.
Karen designed two witches to use for the demonstration, as coloring pages. I printed them and transferred their images to Fabriano Hot Press 140 lb. watercolor paper. I followed Karen by picking out two shades of green for each witch, trying to duplicate Karen's work.
Prima watercolors are translucent but can be opaque. Kuretake watercolors are creamy and opaque.
I enjoyed the challenge of working on both of these witches in the different watercolor paint sets.
Challenges:
https://hereisaplacetostart.blogspot.com/2025/09/september-2025-anything-goes-woptional.html
https://avenue613.blogspot.com/2025/09/september-2025-anything-goes-w-optional.html
https://aperfecttimetocraft.blogspot.com/2025/09/a-perfect-time-to-craft-open-challenge.html
https://fabnfunkychallenges.blogspot.com/2025/09/challenge-621-cute-as-button.html
3 comments:
Great little witches, love the colour scheme CArla. Thank you for joining us at At a Place to Start this month. Hope to see you back here again soon. Judy DT hereisaplacetostart.blogspot.com
These little witches are certainly cute- and beautifully water coloured too. Many thanks for joining in with our ‘Cute as a Button’ challenge at Fab’n’ Funky. Chris
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Here I am back wearing a different hat. I do lve your little witches. Thank you for joining us at 613 Avenue Create. Hope to see your lovely art work back here gain soon. Judy DT https://avenue613.blogspot.com/
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