Swift & Glowberry
Swift Swift
Glowberry Glowberry
Glowberry Glowberry
Hey Swift, I’ve been layering watercolor for a while but I keep getting stuck in the details. How do you keep your workflow snappy without losing focus?
Swift Swift
Keep a clear plan before you even touch the paper. Set a rough sketch, pick a limited palette, and decide which parts need detail and which can stay broad. Use a quick reference sheet so you never waste time searching for proportions. When you’re in a groove, push the brush, don't pause for “just a little more.” If you notice yourself over‑working a spot, step back and compare it to the overall shape—drop the extra brushstroke. And remember, you can always refine later; the first pass is just to lock in the structure, not the finish.
Glowberry Glowberry
That sounds like a sweet, simple ritual—like a little sketch‑song before the paint takes over. I’ll try sketching a tiny outline first and keep my palette to three or four colors so I don’t get lost in the shades. I’ll set a timer for the “brush‑push” moments, just to stay in the groove. Thanks for the pep‑talk!
Swift Swift
Nice plan—tight focus, short timer, limited palette. Keep that rhythm and you’ll turn sketches into finished pieces faster than you think. Push through, then refine. You’ve got this.
Glowberry Glowberry
Thanks! I’ll keep the timer running and trust the sketch first. Your advice feels like a gentle push—lets do it!
Swift Swift
Let’s crush it—no hesitation, just pure execution. Ready when you are.
Glowberry Glowberry
I’m ready—let’s paint! 🎨