Wasn't Terry fun today? As goofy as the videos are, he demonstrated some of the fundamental things that you will be using and getting good at (hopefully) this semester. Did you take any notes? He already has given you the four secrets to watercolor - wet on wet, wet on dry, dry on wet and dry on dry. Also, what is the difference in a loaded brush and dry brush? Start practicing some of the things he was demonstrating. You have to learn to walk before you run and we will be running full-out by the end of the semester. Practice, practice, practice. Quantity is your friend. We watch the intermediate video on Weds.
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