Feather Painting Quick Tutorial | How to paint with Mermaid Markers

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a painting of feathers. It begins with sketching and outlines the use of Jane Davenport's mermaid markers and water brushes. The tutorial demonstrates two painting techniques: wet on wet and wet on dry, emphasizing the use of analogous colors for blending. The instructor encourages creativity and experimentation, providing tips for achieving vibrant results. Links to materials are provided for further exploration.

What is the first step recommended before starting to paint feathers?

• Practicing sketching feathers

• Choosing the right colors

• Selecting the best paper

• Mixing the paints

Which tool is used to apply color in the wet-on-wet technique?

• A palette knife

• A water brush

• A sponge

• A dry brush

In the wet-on-wet technique, what is the purpose of using analogous colors?

• To ensure colors blend well together

• To use up all available colors

• To make the painting process faster

• To create a realistic effect

What is the main difference between the wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry techniques?

• The colors chosen for the painting

• The type of paper used

• The amount of water applied

• The state of the paper when painting begins

What is the benefit of using Jane Davenport's mermaid markers?

• They are easier to clean

• They provide vibrant and saturated colors

• They come in a wide range of colors

• They are cheaper than other markers