Watercolor Update. I did not have a finished watercolor to share, so I’m posting the first layer of a pear in watercolor and a couple sketches created during the week. Leave a note if you create art too because I’d love to see your creations as well. Pear – First …
This was painted on Arches 300lb 100% cotton paper and wow, it makes a huge difference. Over the past week, I’ve watched several videos on watercolors and the artists kept saying that 100% cotton is the best for watercolors as well as better paints. As you can see from the …
As usual, I used Holbein watercolors and Silver Black Velvet brushes. It’s done but not done, if you know what I mean. I decided to post it anyway.
The cherries are done but the flower below is in progress still. Watercolor paint – Holbein Brush – Silver Black Velvet
Inspiration: As we come (or get closer to) the end of this winter, I was inspired by a recent sunburst at sunset following a long storm. This was painting on 140 lb Canson watercolor paper, cold pressed. Holbein watercolors and Silver paint brushes. Also, if you’re looking for affordable artwork …
This watercolor is done and was completed with Holbein watercolors and various sizes from the Silver Black Velvet line.
This piece is NOT completed but thought some of you might like to see it early, and I’ll post the completed painting as soon as it’s done. Hopefully over the weekend. Items used: Holbein paints. 300 lb watercolor paper. Side note: Painting or walking helps clear out all the brain-wax …
This was painted with Holbein watercolors and the Silverbrush series on 140 lb watercolor paper.
