Watercolor SAILBOAT at SUNSET - SEASCAPE easy technique painting

In this video you can watch how I painted this simple and beautiful sunset painting - sailboat at sunset. I painted wet on wet so the colors of sunset and sea blend smoothly. As it dried I added the silhouette of a sailboat and texture of the water. I hope you will enjoy this step by step demonstration and maybe try it yourself. And if you do like this video, please hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE button, and maybe even notification so you do not miss any of my new videos... It would mean a lot. :) .... To paint it I used: ***Paper : Centenaire cold pressed watercolor paper 300gsm or 140lb, size 18x26cm or 7x10 1/4 ins ***Watercolors : brand St. Petersburg - White nights Azure, Ultramarine, Indanthrene Blue, Cadmium Yellow Medium, Madder Lake Red Light, Indigo, Neutral Black Affiliate Amazon link Set of 36 watercolors : https://amzn.to/323V5E4 Affiliate Amazon link Set of 24 watercolors : https://amzn.to/2wgVvuH Affiliate Amazon link Set of 12 watercolors : https://amzn.to/37BRQEG ***Brushes: Raphael Softaqua Round No 4 and 6 from 845 series Flat No 12 and 22 from 915 series Affiliate Amazon link : https://amzn.to/326oE7Y Da Vinci Casaneo dagger brush No 10 Dainayw round brush No 4 Affiliate Amazon link : https://amzn.to/2SACfRE   Script brush .... ***Music used in the video: Tonto by Silent Partner Frozen In Love by Aakash Gandhi Dancing Star by Aakash Gandhi White River by Aakash Gandhi (all featured in YT Audio Library) .... ***Reference photo from Unsplash .... Check out my website: www.renatatotart.com Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renatatotart/ If you get inspired by my video please use hashtag @renatatotart for you work so I can see it... Feel free to comment this video... love all feedback and suggestions.. .... Thank you so much for watching!!! If you liked the video PLEASE LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to my channel because there are many more to come - painting and crafting... also hit the notification button to make sure you do not miss it... Big hug from me, Renata