Game Changer Watercolour Paper For Beginners

Step by step Amaryllis watercolour tutorial on stone paper
Pros & Cons of Using Stone Paper:

Stone paper (or mineral paper) is a tree-free, smooth substrate composed of calcium carbonate.

Pros:

Ideal for unique watercolour techniques

Lifting colour

Vibrant pigments

Tear resistant

Cons:

Slow-drying

Uneven blending

Photo degradable by ultraviolet light in daylight.

BRUSHES:

Size 4, 6, 8 & 10 round Black Velvet Brushes

PAINTS: Daniel Smith 24 Half Pan Set - Colours & alternative colours:

Quin Rose (Permanent Rose)

Alizarin Crimson (Permanent Magenta)

Pyrrol red (Cad Red)

Orange (Red + Yellow)

Viridian (Phthalo Green)

Cobalt Teal (Cerulean)

Paynes Grey (Indigo)

Ultramarine (Cobalt Blue)

EXTRAS:

Triple water pot & paper towel.

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