Watercolour Painted Card Using Eureka 101 Tablet

A project from our live show Eureka 101 - How to Use Guide - Watercolour 12 Oct 21 · 10/12/2021 · watch it from 0:00

Learn how to use the Eureka 101 Watercolour and Scoring Tablet as a portable painting platform. This project demonstrates how to paint a pre-sketched design with watercolours whilst the artwork stays secure, creating a beautiful hand-finished painted card.

You will need

100089 - HTCN - Eureka 101 Watercolour and Scoring Tablet - 240921GSEE IT

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Step by step

1. Insert the high density foam into the Eureka tablet base. ▶ watch 0:15
2. Place the B magnet on top of the foam to secure your artwork in place. ▶ watch 0:15
3. Locate the watercolour brush stored in the housing element at the base of the Eureka. ▶ watch 0:30
4. Mix your watercolour paints in the mixing station across the top of the Eureka tablet. ▶ watch 0:45
5. Paint your pre-sketched image, filling in the design with your mixed watercolours. ▶ watch 1:00
6. If you run out of watercolour wells on the tablet, use the door as an additional acrylic non-porous mixing station. ▶ watch 1:00
7. Once finished, you will have created a beautiful hand-finished painted card. ▶ watch 1:15

Tips from the show

• The magnet keeps your artwork secure whether you are working indoors or outdoors.
• The Eureka tablet is 12 by 11 inches in size, making it portable for painting on your lap or on the go.
• You can use the door as an extra mixing station if you need more space for your watercolour wells.

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