Materials:


concentrated liquid watercolors, diluted 1/4	canvas paper, board, masking tape	watercolor brush	fine point Sharpie

Instructions:

	Prepare all necessary supplies. Wear an apron - it can get messy.
Draw random lines with the wash - directly out of the bottle.
	Use a watercolor brush to spread the paint around.
Repeat the steps with another color. Work fast - you don't want the paint to dry.
	Use as many colors as you want. You can spread the colors throughout the paper, or have a transition of colors. Have your hand loose - do not try to "draw" anything specific.
Use watercolor brush again to spread some paint around. But be careful - you want to have plenty of negative space (white paper). Use a paper tower to blot the brush - you don't want to manually mix the colors - if you overdo it - the color will turn brown.
	Tilt the board to have extra drips form.
That's what it should look like:
	Optional: You can use a spray bottle with clear water over the dried paper to create extra effects.
Use a fine point Sharpie and carefully outline each white spot. Take your time!!!!
	When done - remove masking tape and mat the artwork!

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