Watercolor On Wood Block | Provincetown Print Technique

Join me for a real-time demonstration of the process of watercolor painting a wood block drawing, illustrating a beautiful floral design. See how I apply Kuretake paints to bring the floral drawing to life through careful color mixing. This art piece, created in the traditional Provincetown Print style with modern methods, showcases painting and drawing flowers on a postcard. More printmaking videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFVC13p4YbZuxwLp6oc7LAczmmxzFAnES Original design laser-engraved on a wood block and painted with Kuretake Gansai Tambai watercolors on Akashiya postcard paper. Created in the traditional Provincetown Print style with modern methods. 🎨 My Tools & Materials Wood block: Woodpecker Baltic Birch plywood, 3mm; 3/4-inch pine boards Watercolor paints: Kuretake Gansai Tambai Brush: Yasutomo Fusion Brush No. 2 Spoon: Liberty Tabletop soup spoon Paper: Akashiya A0-150 postcard paper (A6 size), Yasutomo Hosho paper for rubbing Palette: My custom-designed, 3D-printed magnetic palette for 24 Kuretake paint pans, printed in eSun Pro+ PLA Water cups: Upcycled Smucker's Strawberry Preserves jars Table: Winsome Wood Mission printer cart & computer table 📸 My Tech Laser engraver: xTool S1 10w 3D printer: Bambu Lab P1S Design software: Affinity Designer 2 & Procreate 5.4 on a 9th gen iPad with Apple Pencil