Painting with watercolour

Watercolours are transparent paints based on gum arabic. Painting in watercolours is a technique in which the paint, thinned with water or as it is, is applied on special watercolour paper. The paint has various constituents including pure pigments and Gum arabic, which ensures the pigments adhere to the paper. In contrast to gouache, watercolours are always transparent. Below are the step-by-step plans for watercolours.

Ecoline technique: wet-on-wet shimmering heart

Do you want to paint an enchanting heart with a shimmering effect? With the Ecoline watercolour techniques wet-on-wet, you can create a beautiful, glowing result. Mix your favorite colours with gold and let your creativity flow!

Painting with watercolour

Golden Ecoline: Create 5 different shades of gold

Gold is a versatile and stylish colour. With Ecoline Gold 801 and the right mixing techniques, you can easily create unique gold shades like rose gold, vintage gold, or bronze. We give useful tips to achieve your perfect gold shade!

Painting with watercolour

Ecoline techniques: Create a shimmer effect

Do you love working with Ecoline and looking for a new technique? Transform your favourite Ecoline shades into a sparkling shimmer effect by adding gold Ecoline. Give your artwork a unique shimmer and depth.

Painting with watercolour

Ecoline techniques: Transform Ecoline colours into pastel shades

You can create beautiful pastel shades with Ecoline! By mixing colours the right way, you can achieve unique, opaque pastel tones. In this blog, you'll find a step-by-step guide to help you.