Lesson 5 of 12 · 19 min
Granulation and glazing
Use pigments that settle into paper texture, then layer thin transparent glazes for depth.
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Lesson notes
- Ultramarine and burnt sienna granulate, giving a lovely speckled texture that suits stone, sky and shadow.
- A glaze is a thin, transparent layer over a dry one. Wait until the paper is cool to the touch before the next pass.
- Three glazes will usually do more than one heavy coat. We build a pebble study in four layers.