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"At Last! You Can Learn To Paint Beautiful Watercolors Perfectly…Without All the Trial and Error"
Step-By-Step Watercolor Guide Gives You All The Secrets To Creating Fresh and Vibrant Watercolor Paintings
Dear Friends,
Let's face it, painting with watercolors is tough!
There's no doubt, watercolors are probably the most difficult skill for any artist to learn. Frankly, watercolor painting is something you just can’t fake.
However, the big problem is most books on the subject are filled with lots of beautiful pictures but not enough step-by-step instruction to even get you started.
Sound at all familiar?
But now there's good news!...
Recently, we found a way to republish a guide by highly acclaimed artist, Herb Olson, that has been the secret resource many top artists used to perfect their watercolor skills.
Now you can discover…
The Right (and the Wrong) Way To Create Beautiful Watercolors
This newly released work called "Watercolor Made Easy" by Herb Olson is the quickest and easiest way to learn to paint with watercolors. Inside this magnificent work you'll get step-by-step instruction on how to creating vibrant and fresh watercolor paintings. You’ll also find pages and pages of detailed illustrations that clearly demonstrate these "secret" watercolor techniques. It’s like having your own private painting instructor! You’ll find that this highly informative guide has absolutely everything you’ll need to not only get started, but to be well on your way to creating glorious original watercolors!
Imagine being able to take your sketches and transform them into a beautiful watercolor like this!

The work is divided up into 16 comprehensive sections:
Section 1: Materials
![]() | What you need to know about choosing paper |
![]() | How to choose the essential elements of your artist's toolbox - you can even find some of these things laying around the house! |
![]() | The one common household item that will show you how your finished painting will look on the wall - before you're even complete! |
Section 2: Palette
![]() | How to organize your palette |
![]() | How to avoid the biggest mistake beginners make - one that can cause serious trouble! |
Section 3: Composition
![]() | How to establish a horizon line |
![]() | How to create your center of interest |
![]() | Using abstractions to pull your picture together |
Section 4: Figure
![]() | The importance of thumbnail sketches |
![]() | The secret to the six-stroke figure |
![]() | Composition and placement |
Section 5: Color
![]() | How to divide pigments for the best results |
![]() | Determining the emotional impact of color |
![]() | Using color to suggest movement |
![]() | The correct way to add reflections |
Section 6: Special Effects
![]() | Using action to paint convincing waterfalls |
![]() | The secrets to fog, rain and reflections |
![]() | How to paint shadows, intense light, haze and smoke |
![]() | The versatility of maskoid |
Section 7: Trees
![]() | Step-by-step demonstration of how to paint thickly wooded areas |
![]() | Determining the direction of light and it's effect on vegetation |
![]() | How to create tree trunks and branches, knots and bark |
Section 8: Landscapes
![]() | How to work from a pencil sketch |
![]() | Using color to create a Winter mood |
Section 9: Windows
![]() | The 3 secret stages of painting the perfect window |
![]() | Detailed pencil sketches |
Section 10: Textures
![]() | How to achieve the texture of old wood |
![]() | The secrets to painting a realistic stone wall |
Section 11: Edges
![]() | How to create realistic pictures |
![]() | How to avoid the "pasted in" look of sharp edges |
Section 12: Interiors
![]() | How to choose an interesting subject |
![]() | Using abstraction to define the composition |
Section 13: Street Scenes
![]() | Using lighting to make your street scene more interesting |
Section 14: Use of Forms
![]() | Using abstractions as a basis for your compositions |
![]() | Looking for the "big shapes" |
Section 15: Seascapes
![]() | How to paint breaking surf |
![]() | How to use maskoid to create whitecap waves |
![]() | How to create a calm beach scene |
Section 16: Planning and Selection
![]() | A complete step-by-step demonstration of how to work from a photograph to a finished watercolor! |
And there's more....
As you can see this really is the ultimate tutorial for watercolor painting! Just imagine being able to create beautiful watercolor paintings of any scene or figure you choose!

See What Other Artists Say About "Watercolor Made Easy"
| I've dabbled with watercolors for years, but was never truly satisfied with my paintings. When I found "Watercolor Made Easy" I was excited about the simple step-by-step style. As a result, I've stopped paying for art classes and now I'm producing better paintings with half the struggle. And, people are now actually paying for my work. My artwork is forever changed! | |
| Dotty Aralinas - Burbank, California |
| As a beginning watercolorist, "Watercolor Made Easy" was just what I needed. Members of my art club are surprised at my transformation. They tell me my watercolors don't look like a beginner. |
| Lewis Romano - Clearwater, Florida |
"Okay - So What's The Cost For This Incredible Resource?"
Frankly, I thought long and hard about releasing this exclusive information as part of a 2 week intensive artist’s retreat where they charge at least $800 per person. But, instead of making all of those arrangements and taking time out of my schedule, a friend suggested an ebook as a perfect and convenient way to deliver this information (for you and me). This way, we can both stay home and paint!
That's why the entire ebook package (including the bonuses I’ll tell you about below) is only $37. (Don't worry downloading the .pdf file is a snap and it works for both PC and MAC users plus you still get the bonus listed below.)
Here's A Special Bonus For Your Quick Action
Needless to say, this information is jam packed with the secrets to painting beautiful watercolors. Truth is, you'll never find this in-depth information in any other manual. But even with that said, just to sweeten the pot a bit I'm also going to hand you a special bonus to reward you for taking action immediately.
Bonus: How To Draw Faces, Lips & Eyes
This step-by-step guide gives you detailed instruction on how to draw a man's face, a woman's face, a woman's face from the side, a woman's lips and one of the hardest things to master - drawing eyes. There's also a bonus chapter on drawing anime - starting with the human form. Detailed sections on drawing the pelvis and concave and convex curves are also included. This book usually sells separately for $19.95, so this is a great deal!
Click here to get started right now with Watercolor Made Easy!
There you have it. And if all of that wasn't enough, here's something else…
100% "Better-Than-Risk-Free" Money Back Guarantee Listen, if you don't agree that this it the most impactful, eye-opening and practical information you've ever received on the subject of painting with watercolors, simply email me and I'll issue you a 100% refund on the spot. No hard feelings and no questions asked. In fact, I'll extend this guarantee for an entire 8 weeks after you get everything! That's right, you have 56 days to use this unique information or else ask (and receive) an immediate refund. And if you decide to opt for a refund, I still want you to keep the bonus "How To Draw Faces, Lips & Eyes" as my free gift just for giving this a shot. |
Fair enough?
I urge you to take action right now and grab this material on painting beautiful watercolors. Trust me, you won't want to miss out on this one. Grab your copy now by clicking here for our safe and secure order form.
Sincerely,

Sally Brooks
Publisher, "Watercolor Made Easy"
P.S. You'll be amazed at how simple and easy it is to start painting beautiful pictures with "Watercolor Made Easy." Let highly acclaimed artist, Herb Olson, show you his secrets...completely at my risk!
Click below now to get started with "Watercolor Made Easy," no matter if you're a beginning artist or a pro!
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Sitting here thinking about myself, my neighbors, and all the wonderful people I have met online got me wondering - how shallow are we? Does this flaw make our lives less magical, as we tend to veer away from the less than perfect, and are we missing out on a chance to know amazing people?
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There's an amazing, creative artist who's work is wonderous, and childlike in imagination but executed in style like a master. You chat, talk, and think he's awesome...and then you find out this "young creator" who's "so friggin cool" is in his mid-50's. What's your opinion now? Is it changed?
There's a pretty girl who seems like she's in her mid-late 20's, and is warm and very fun. She's attractive, but as she speaks, you realize she either is wearing dentures or has no teeth. Is she any less of what she was before, or did your mind form a new interpretation?
There's a very cool guy who's always open to things. He offers to help you move, he is there when you need to talk, and he's the all-around guy's guy, sports and all. One night you and a few buddies are watching the game, each flopped in chair with beer happy as can be. You're watching the halftime show, and it's noticed that while the others are cheering for the cheerleader's upskirt moves, your friend is only interested in the men waiting to take back the field. Now, he's not hitting on you, isn't vocal about anything, and has been the perfect friend...does your level of comfort and trust shift, do you worry, will you treat him different, or do you see no change at all - it doesn't matter?
Maybe the artist would be your best friend, family, a mental version of a soulmate, drawing or painting what you see and feel in your sleeping dreams. Maybe he's the next Picasso -
Maybe the girl had a bone disease and never did drugs and was a contributing citizen, an upstanding girl, and her teeth became so deteriorated that she suffered chronic illness and had to get them removed. Maybe her dentures are noticable, or are just uncomfortable.
Maybe the gay friend liked you for your treatment of him, as an equal, and no different from any other guy. Maybe he'd be the EMT who'd save your life one day, or who would be the only non-judgemental person left when you make a major mistake.
When you choose, alienate, and discriminate, you not only deprive those you shun from having the chance to be accepted by a warm soul, but you lose the hope of maybe finding unconditional love - whether in the sense of a mentor, friend, lover, family, or just a shoulder or a beer buddy after a long day. How shallow , how loveless are you? Lilli
baby
keep your self strong even within the bad!
nomatter what,
I am there for you.
I want you to tell your self that your beautiful!
I need you to believe that you are because it is the truth
your not only beautiful on the out side, do you know that?
your soul must be breath taking
like a color that has never been seen before
every one has that beauty within their hearts
keep your chin up!
tell your self you are beautiful!
will you do that for me
i dont want you to try, my love.
i need you too do that for me.
cuz if something was to happen to me...
you should know that your the greats thing on earth
i know you have that strengh
to keep your heart strong
i know you do
i dont need to see a rose get trampled on
by someone with just and ugly color
im here to save you from the ugly
the bad
and the rotten colors of this world
that are trying to fade your beautiy
you baby
are one of the many things that is beautiful in this world
and your are the love of my life
remember that always!
never forget.
your heart, soul, mind, the color of your heart,
your face, your body,
every thing about you is what i call beautiful!
happy valentines day baby
you will always be mine
so can i be yours?
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