How to Paint Complex Subjects
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Watercolor Color Theory & Design that will Change Your Artwork
Don’t you think it’s curious? The way certain watercolors provoke emotion, but others fall short of your expectations. Color plays a huge role in successful painting, which is why color theory in watercolor art is a valuable thing to grasp. Understanding colors and how…
Scary Cat Eyes in Watercolor – Something’s Watching You 👀
Hi everybody, welcome to another watercolor lesson, and today I’m going to show you how to paint these scary cat’s eyes that look like they’re watching you from the dark! Eyes can feel a bit intimidating to paint. There’s a lot going on in…
Watercolor Coffee Painting (A Complete Step by Step Tutorial)
I’ve heard it said that coffee boosts creativity. Whether that’s true or not, I thought you might like to join me by following along with this watercolor coffee cup tutorial. I’m always on the lookout for new subjects to paint. The ring stain of…
Guide to recommended watercolor palette colors
I hear it all the time! What color paints do you recommend? This is something that I agonized over when I first started painting with watercolors! The choice of paint colors is staggering, especially when you consider watercolor brands like Daniel Smith (they have…
How To Paint a Macaron in Watercolor
These tasty looking pastries are very popular in France, where I live. In this lesson I’m going to show you how you can paint this macaron in watercolor in just a few simple steps. In all my tutorials I try to simplify the painting…
How to Start Watercolor Painting – First Steps for Beginners
Have you ever seen a beautiful piece of watercolor art and thought “I want to paint like that”? Many budding artists hold back because they just don’t know how to start painting in watercolors. I think that’s too bad. Because I believe the joy…
