Do you like bokeh? Let’s paint easy and beautiful bokeh red berries using watercolor today! Watercolor technique: bokeh effect and Q-tips The word bokeh comes from the Japanese word boke (暈け or ボケ), which means “haze” or “blur.” An example of bokeh might be a very distinct, well-defined subject with a blurred background represented by soft, blurred circles of light. Let’s paint a pretty holiday card that only takes a few minutes! Make quick watercolor a daily habit! Inspired by lack of time and

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Do you like bokeh? Sharing another easy way to make bokeh with watercolor 🥰 Watercolor technique: bokeh effect “Bokeh” is a Japanese word which means “out of focus” or “fuzzy” and can apply to many things as well as backgrounds to paintings. It first became used in the world of photography, in the late 90s, when photographers took to creating photos with out of focus lights in the distance. Later, painters began to imitate the effect created by the camera lens, and the art of watercolor bokeh w