Watercolour Tip from PETER WOOLLEY: Reclaiming Highlights @peterwoolleyartist
Watercolour Tip from PETER WOOLLEY: Reclaiming Highlights  @peterwoolleyartist
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Professional watercolour artist Peter Woolley paints a 'swift seascape', spontaneous and more than a little bit rough at the edges, in which three different methods for reclaiming highlights are used: lifting out, scrubbing with sandpaper, and scratching out with a knife...

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For a full collection of seascape demonstrations, check out Part 13 of Peter's 'Watercolour for Beginners' series, In it, he takes a comprehensive look at painting the sea and shoreline.

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Watercolour Tip from PETER WOOLLEY: Reclaiming Highlights
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Watercolour Tip from PETER WOOLLEY: Reclaiming Highlights

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