Splattering - Watercolour Painting

Splattering is a spontaneous and dynamic technique where watercolour paint is flicked onto the paper to create unique textures and patterns. This method is commonly used for skies, water droplets, and expressive abstract effects.

By adjusting brush size, water content, and flicking technique, artists can achieve fine misty speckles or bold, dramatic splashes. Splattering adds movement and energy to paintings. Learn how to control this technique for creative and exciting results.

Guide to Watercolour