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Hello Everyone! I am so excited to have a tutorial for you today. Splitcoaststampers contacted me and asked if I would like to be a guest tutorial author and I said “heck yes!” I have been enjoying watercoloring so much, like seriously SO much. I love the way it looks and I find it really relaxing to color in images. I have been primarily using Distress Inks to watercolor but this technique will work with any watercolor medium. Today I am sharing with you how to do a no-line watercoloring. This gives a more “painterly” look to your images and almost looks like you drew the images yourself!
After you read through this tutorial or watch the video- if you are inspired to try this technique out and are part of Splitcoaststampers- then please upload your card here so I can see it. If you aren’t part of Splitcoaststampers then definitely leave me a comment and share with me where you uploaded your watercoloring creation!
If you are new to Splitcoastampers – definitely check it out. They have a super inspiring gallery that you can browse or upload to and they have a ton of awesome tutorial resources!
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Thanks for the awesome video! I’m so inspired and can’t wait to try this!
Your no line watercoloring tutorial is so helpful. I learned a lot ….. you’re an excellent teacher …. just taking your time and explaining each step so clearly! A warm THANK YOU for sharing your talents and beautiful cards!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I am in love with the sunflower watercolor. So beautiful.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve been wanting to do this technique and your video makes it look so easy! I’m givin’ it a try this weekend! Thanks so much for the great tutorial!!
Great video!
I just want to say, I have seen the no line watercoloring done many many time Jenn and usually people have it far to watered out to look right to my eye. You have done this so well. I love when it looks like old children’s illustrations…that look but I do want it to look like it has dimension and some color too and you have achieved what I would call the perfect results girl! TFS 😀