Why Timing Matters More Than Technique in Watercolor (The Water Cycle)

Spring is upon us again! The early blooming plants are starting to flower. And that makes me want to paint. One of my favorite springtime blooms is the magnolia. Eventually, I’m going to plant one in my garden. But for now, I thought I’d…
If you want to paint better watercolor portraits then I have a few tips which I think will help transform the way you paint ! Whether you’re painting in watercolors or using another art medium, portraits are considered one of the most difficult subjects…
A limited palette of watercolors does not have to be limiting! Yes… I’m kind of pleased with myself for that sentence! But it’s true. You’ll be happy to know you don’t need that luxury box set of 80 colors to get fabulous mixing results…
Here’s a tricky thing about watercolor. Because watercolor paint is transparent, every layer you put down only makes an area darker. Which means the light areas in a finished painting are the bits of paper you didn’t paint over, or never touched at all….
Does watercolor ever feel so overwhelming, you just don’t know where to start? Maybe you sit down to paint, and before you’ve even begun, your brain’s already juggling too many colors, too many details, and too many decisions. And halfway through, it’s the same…
I’d like to show you a simple and effective way to paint autumn watercolor leaves. Fall is just beginning where I live, and the first leaves are starting to drop. The following “watercolor fall leaf compositions” are really simple to paint. I think you’ll…

Where may I find the artichokes, and cupcake
Hi Jeanette
The cupcake can be found on my Patreon HERE
And the artichoke painting can be found on my blog HERE
Hop that helps 🙂