Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! This is my journal. It's a masking with watercolor paper in it. A simple black line drawing can get so much more interesting when you draw it on a colorful background wash like the one I did here. It gives the page that little bit of june seco. Here's how you do this. Get out some water, a brush and watercolors. Let's go for a fresh green background today. I use quite a lot of water to keep the wash light enough to draw on. You can choose to use one color but I like mixing colors on the paper and let them bleed into each other. Adding more wet paint at the corners will create sharper edges once it's dried. I'm adding just a little bit of yellow for freshness and warmth and then the fun part is splashing. Don't forget to clean your brush and now all you need to do is wait for the background to dry. Once it's dry you can add a drawing with any tool you like. I will be using a unable rollable pen to make a quick sketch that will have that journal seco. Thanks to the color background. I closed one eye so it's easier to see my hand in two dimensions instead of three and translated into a two-dimensional drawing. This will do for today's quick sketch. Thank you for watching this video. You can subscribe to my YouTube channel and if you want to learn more join my online drawing course just draw it. It's stacked with tips and tricks and drawing techniques. Find out more at kooshikuna.nl