Step-by-Step Guide for Using Watercolors and Pencils
- Select Tools: Choose Sakura Koi watercolors or pencils.
- Prepare Surface: Use watercolor paper.
- Light Sketch: Pencil outline.
- Base Colors: Apply with even strokes.
- Layering: Build intensity.
- Blend: Use water brushes.
- Details: Fine touches.
- Finish: Final adjustments.
Types of Watercolors and Pencils
- Watercolors: Compact sets, field sketch kits.
- Pencils: Colored, watercolor pencils.
Guide for Proper Use and Care
- Storage: Dry, cool place.
- Cap Brushes: Prevent drying.
- Sharpen Pencils: Quality sharpeners.
Repairing Watercolors or Pencils
- Watercolors: Add water.
- Pencils: Use extenders or glue.
Using on Non-Professional Paper
- Heavier Paper: Prevent bleeding.
- Test First: Small area.
- Light Layers: Avoid oversaturation.
Making a Homemade Watercolor Set
- Materials: Containers, pigments, binder.
- Assembly: Mix and fill.
Using Correctly
- Instructions: Follow guidelines.
- Experiment: Test techniques.
- Practice: Improve skills.
Solving Dry Paint Issues
- Revive: Add water.
- Storage: Properly.
Disassembling Watercolor Sets
- Cap Off: Carefully.
- Disassemble: Twist or pull.
- Remove Nib: If replaceable.
- Reassemble: Clean or replace parts.
Storing Watercolors
- Horizontal Storage: Flat.
- Cool, Dry Place: No sun.
- Organize: Use cases.
