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>>2872240
>Do you think I should start with watercolours?
Maybe charcoal and graphite would be a better to start with, since you wouldn't have to worry about color mixing, just values.
Still, watercolors force you to think about shape design and all that. Cheap tube watercolors have worked well in my experience. You are only going to have trouble if you want to make richly colored paintings. As a beginner, you could just use them to color in your drawings at first.

I suggest getting in the habit of drawing landscapes outside, or through the window, then moving into watercolors if you enjoy it.

Good water colorists are so hard to find
Found out about Joseph Zbukvic a couple days ago