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I'm not happy with how the skies are turning out on my watercolor paintings that have skies. I can do a sky with no clouds reasonably well, but when I stick some darker clouds in I can't seem to get the colors to flow how I want, then when it starts to dry I end up with edges that I don't like.
I'm tempted to go back over it again, but don't want to make things worse. Part of my problem might be that I live in a dry climate, but I don't know for sure.
Normally I'll wet the paper with clear water where I want the sky and go over it several times until it's all uniformly damp, then put the color in.
Any and all suggestions for things to try would be appreciated.
I'm tempted to go back over it again, but don't want to make things worse. Part of my problem might be that I live in a dry climate, but I don't know for sure.
Normally I'll wet the paper with clear water where I want the sky and go over it several times until it's all uniformly damp, then put the color in.
Any and all suggestions for things to try would be appreciated.