Sakura Koi watercolors and brush pens are perfect for both travel and studio work. Here’s how to use them to their full potential:
- Tip 1: Wet-on-Wet and Wet-on-Dry – Experiment with wet-on-wet for softer, blended edges and wet-on-dry for sharper details. This technique works beautifully with Sakura Koi watercolors.
- Tip 2: Versatile Brush Pens – Sakura Koi brush pens are great for calligraphy and illustrations. Use varying pressure to control line thickness and achieve dynamic results.
- Tip 3: Creating Gradients – Blend colors by layering and mixing directly on the paper. Start with a light wash and build up intensity gradually.
- Tip 4: Travel Kits – Take advantage of the portable nature of Sakura Koi watercolor kits. They’re perfect for outdoor painting sessions and travel.
- Tip 5: Mixing Palette – Use the lid of the watercolor set as a mixing palette to combine colors and create custom shades.
- Tip 6: Using Minimal Water – Use a minimal amount of water with the brush pens to maintain vibrant colors and prevent oversaturation.
- Tip 7: Detailed Work – Use the fine tip of the brush pens for detailed line work and the broad side for larger washes.
- Tip 8: Clean Brushes – Rinse the brushes thoroughly after each use to maintain their shape and prevent color contamination.
- Tip 9: Practice Different Strokes – Practice different brush strokes to understand the versatility of the brush pens.
- Tip 10: Experiment with Water – Experiment with adding water to the brush pens to achieve a variety of watercolor effects.