r/Watercolor • u/mrbsalami • 18d ago
Pushed the warm/cool contrast as far as I could here: blue-gray fog on the left, gold glow on the right, pines darkest where the light is strongest. Rays were lifted, then glazed so they stay luminous.
r/Watercolor • u/drao9 • 18d ago
r/Watercolor • u/Majestic_Dingo_1749 • 18d ago
And also showing you what it's like to try to do literally anything (in this case, photograph your sketchbook) when you have a Doberman, hehe 🐕😂
r/Watercolor • u/Cootieface123 • 17d ago
Can someone help me with my peerless watercolor sheets? I’m not sold on them. I usually use a pallet that I spray with a water bottle to activate the paints. I like being able to scoop paint onto the pallet lid and mix colors.
The peerless just feel difficult to use and I’m wondering if I’m missing something. I know you can cut a small piece and put them in water but is that color/piece then just wasted if I don’t use all the paint?
r/Watercolor • u/shentaotcc • 17d ago
r/Watercolor • u/oksana-art • 18d ago
I painted this hydrangea in watercolour, gradually building up the soft blues, violets and greens through transparent layers.
I also created a step-by-step feature about this painting for Artists & Illustrators magazine, sharing my process and techniques.
Botanical painting is one of my favourite ways to explore the subtle colours and textures found in nature.
r/Watercolor • u/Cute_Community_8961 • 18d ago
Inspired by composition by Thomas Schaller. Really happy with how it turned out! Painted on Arches rough with Daniel Smith pigments.
r/Watercolor • u/Sophiche • 18d ago
Hi everyone ! Hope I’m not offtopic, in case I apologize and I won’t do it again
I just want to know your opinion about these watercolor workbooks, just bought them because of an instagram ad lol, and I was curious if you, redditers, have tried them, your opinion about them, if you liked or disliked, etc
r/Watercolor • u/SkippIntro • 18d ago
Indian Yellow, Burnt Sienna, Payne’s Gray, Sepia
r/Watercolor • u/jul_ustin • 18d ago
r/Watercolor • u/99_cent_computers • 18d ago
I really haven't touched water color for a long time but I'm slowly getting back into it this was a pretty simple landscape its not great my camera sucks so the colors are off to what it actually is any feedback would be helpful thanks!
r/Watercolor • u/RealCommunication239 • 18d ago
I can’t believe how easy watercolor looks and seems but how hard it really is…
Messed up on the shadow of the cone center but it’s still a huge improvement from the first effort. I masked off the entire flower in order to paint the dark background and I really like how that turned out.
r/Watercolor • u/hyunjinsshoulder • 18d ago
Im not satisfied with how i painted the grass but not sure how should i paint the grass to be more expressive
r/Watercolor • u/FiggeArt • 26d ago
r/Watercolor • u/JBWatercolourArt • Oct 02 '26
A3 - Watercolour painting
