Using Masking Fluid for Textures! 🖌️ Watercolor Zucchini Tutorial

In today’s quick tutorial, we’re painting a fresh and vibrant Artistic Zucchini! 🥒 This lesson is all about building rich, layered greens and yellows for a perfect garden look.

I’ll show you a fun trick using masking fluid to create those iconic white dotted textures on the skin. If you don’t have masking fluid, you can also use a white gel pen or paint for these final details! We’ll add cool shadows to ground the piece and finish with an optional black outline for a bold, graphic ‘pop.’ 🎨✨

📸 Pro Tip: I provided the specific color palette at the very beginning of the video—be sure to pause and take a screenshot for your own reference!

What we’re covering:
Layering for Depth: Building vibrant greens over a soft yellow base.
Texturing Secrets: How to use masking fluid (or white ink) for realistic details.
Cool Shadows: Creating artistic depth to lift your work off the page.
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In this video, I used:
-Watercolor Paints (Lemon Yellow, Yellow Green, Sap Green, Hooker’s Green (Dark), Cerulean Blue, Dioxazine Purple, Payne’s Gray, Titanium White, Ivory Black – pen)
-Cold Press Watercolor Paper
-Round Brushes (Sizes 1 & 10)

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