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In this simple and easy, step-by-step guide to using watercolor pencils, you can make koi fish seem to float on your page, as if you are looking down upon them in a beautiful Chinese pond. The article (click above link to read the whole thing) takes you through the materials you need to do this project and even estimates the amount of time it will take you to do it. Towards the end of the guide, it even tells you to take your wet brush and get pigment directly from the pencil. After you've finished it, you'll have picked up techniques that will help you with your next watercolor pencil projects. Should you need any watercolor pencils, paper or brushes to complete this project, please make an art supply order with us at this link. 
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Heather Reed is the Assistant Manager/Buyer and office rockstar at IBF. She writes all of our emails, blog posts and and manages all of our social media sites. Heather is also an artist and has experience in lots of various mediums. You will usually find her researching new products, finding the best bargains, writing, painting, enjoying nature, all while chasing around her two vivacious little boys. 
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