#5MinuteWatercolour Demonstration Romano Pepper. Perylene red (PR178) Information on pigments here handprint.com, transparent pyrrole orange (PO73) I use the Daniel Smith, which is a divine rich saturated deep and transparent orange. I’ve just ordered some Winsor orange, same pigment, to compare; will report back. Alizarin crimson permanent, ultramarine blue and transparent yellow (PY150)
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Your 5 min watercolour demos are beautiful to watch. I’m trying to decide if you work flat or with the paper at an angle? Judging by the the way the water (that you add) flows, it’s flat. You make it look so easy.
Thanks for lovely comment! Yes I do work flat as you spotted, so much water and paint!