Rubbing Alcohol + Watercolor = Wild Texture! Easy Technique You Need to Try | Watercolor Tips

Today’s watercolor tip is all about alcohol textures and this one is so much fun to watch and to try! I’m showing you how to use isopropyl (RUBBING) alcohol with watercolor to create ring-like blooms, soft bursts, and unpredictable texture effects. In this video, I’ll demo: Wet-on-wet blending with alcohol Using Q-tips and a spray bottle for different effects Applying the technique to a loose floral painting How layering and paper type (like cold press) changes the outcome Want to learn more about painting wet-on-wet or watercolor timing? I’ve got tutorials on those too! This is one of those texture tricks that’s impossible to mess up and really satisfying to watch. Have you tried alcohol in your watercolor work before? Do you use Q-tips, brushes, or spray? 👉 Subscribe for a new watercolor tip every day this month! Tomorrow’s lesson: Saran Wrap Texture! #watercolortips #watercolortexture #alcoholwatercolor #watercolortechniques #beginnerwatercolor GRAB MY FREE WATERCOLOR EBOOK FOR BEGINNERS: https://februaryrose.myflodesk.com/watercolorebook FREE BIRTH FLOWERS DIGITAL ART PRINT: https://tinyurl.com/ba88fsu4 My Favorite Supplies: https://urlgeni.us/amazon/febroseamazon Patreon: https://urlgeni.us/patreon/FEBRUARYROSE Website: https://februaryrose.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/februaryrosedesigns