Watercolor Paint Consistency for Beginners | Butter to Tea Made Easy

Too much water? Not enough paint? Learning watercolor paint consistency can make a huge difference in how your paint behaves on the paper. In this beginner-friendly Watercolor Workout, we’ll explore five paint-to-water consistencies—Butter, Cream, Milk, Coffee, and Tea—and practice recognizing how each one looks and behaves. 🎨 FREE WORKSHEETS Practice along with me using the free Butter-to-Tea Watercolor Consistency Worksheet. Practice Sheet https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CRsvD1W35..., https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dxCSYXgWO... Description of Each https://drive.google.com/file/d/19piAcYBtI... JOSEPH ZBUKVIC SITE https://www.josephzbukvic.com/ 💜 JOIN OUR WATERCOLOR COMMUNITY Join us on Facebook for additional practice sheets, watercolor tips, and a place to share your work with other budding artists. Join Budding Brush Studio here: https://www.facebook.com/BuddingBrushStudio/ Newsletter: https://budding-brush-studio.kit.com 🎨 Supplies I’m Using Today Bee Paper watercolor paper Size 8 round watercolor brush Daniel Smith Payne’s Blue Gray watercolor Small mixing palette Water Paper towel or soft rag Use what you have! You don’t need these exact brands or supplies to practice along with me. One watercolor color, a round brush, and some watercolor paper are all you really need for this exercise. #WatercolorForBeginners #WatercolorConsistency #WatercolorTips #LearnWatercolor #BuddingBrushStudio