Pride Month Project: How To Make A Colorful Watercolor Painting

Jesse introduces a watercolor project themed around love for Pride Month. The project involves creating a design with the word 'LOVE' using contact paper and painting a background inspired by the transgender Pride flag. Jesse demonstrates the wet on wet watercolor technique, explaining how the paint interacts with water to create unique effects. The video concludes with a reveal of the finished artwork and encourages viewers to share their creations.

What is the unique element used in place of the letter 'O' in the word LOVE for this project?

• A triangle

• A heart

• A circle

• A star

Which colors are used to represent the transgender Pride flag in this project?

• Red, white, and blue

• Orange, black, and white

• Purple, green, and yellow

• Light pink, light blue, and white

What consistency should the paint be mixed to for this project?

• Oil

• Ketchup

• Water

• Honey

What technique is used to apply the watercolor paint in this project?

• Wet-on-wet

• Wet-on-dry

• Sponge

• Dry brush

What happens to the paint when using the wet-on-wet technique?

• It stays in place

• It evaporates quickly

• It becomes darker

• It moves and creates a washed-out look

How long should the painting be left to dry after completing the watercolor application?

• 1 to 2 hours

• 30 minutes

• Overnight

• 10 minutes

What is the purpose of using contact paper in this project?

• To add texture

• To protect certain areas from paint

• To make the paper more durable

• To add color