Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! Today I will show you a technique that I've been using a lot in my sketchbook for daily drawings lately. Because I often draw subjects from daily life, I like to keep it loose and be an imperfectionist. By drawing directly with pen, the drawing keeps its spontaneous look. Many flaws are just part of the drawing. I'm using a water resistant fine liner. This way the lines won't bleed when I add watercolors. So here's my drawing of a few men sitting on a bench and chatting on a sunny day at the square just around the corner from where I live. Here's my watercolor box and my water brush pens. They are very handy to use, especially when you're on location. No need to fuss around with water cups and brushes. I start with the background wash. Rotary blue will add the feeling of a sunny day and blue skies. When I add watercolor to my drawings, I don't want to color too much within the lines. I wanted to look loose. Of course this is just one of many styles and it depends on taste and on the subject matter too. You can see how playful it looks when I leave some parts white. It'll also add a sense of depth and even shine. I don't worry too much about structures and details. It's all about what the eye makes of the hole. I'm not very careful about the colors. I add dark and then fade those by adding water. Under color paint is a very forgiving medium. I add different gradients in my colors. I create the illusion of depth. So there it is, another great memory in my daily drawing journal. Thank you for watching this video. If you'd like to learn more, have a look at my website, ko-sukune.nl.