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Watercolor painting, like you see in this watercolor clipart, is unique because it requires careful planning to preserve highlights from the start (at least when humans do it). Artists leave areas of the paper unpainted to create highlights, as adding them later isn’t possible. This technique demands patience and precision, as mistakes are challenging to correct. Artists often use masking fluid to protect highlights, applying it before painting to cover areas they want to keep white. However, removing masking fluid can be tricky and may damage the paper if done carelessly.

Shadows in watercolor painting present their own set of challenges. Artists must carefully layer transparent washes to build up depth and darkness gradually. Unlike opaque mediums, watercolor relies on the white of the paper to create lighter areas, including highlights. Balancing shadows and highlights requires understanding the transparency and fluidity of watercolor pigments. Achieving realistic shadows involves careful observation of light sources and understanding how they interact with objects. Despite its challenges, mastering highlights and shadows in watercolor painting can result in breathtakingly beautiful and luminous artworks.

Sources:

• “Watercolor Techniques: How to Mask with Masking Fluid,” WatercolorPainting.com, Accessed Jan 2022.
• “Watercolor Shadows: Everything You Need to Know,” Artists Network, Accessed Jan 2022.