First Attempt at a Night Scene in Watercolor
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Hey, what's up?! In this video I share with you one of my first ever serious attempts at a proper night scene.
I've been wanting to do one of these for a while now. A challenging part I find in this is avoiding overwork, while still darkening everything to the necessary degree.
I wanted to share something that is NOT my speciality, to show you how you ALWAYS go through learning curves, and have to start somewhere.
I hope you enjoy this one!
- Liron
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