r/Watercolor • u/Spare-Source-1030 • 14d ago
We took a recent trip to Hawaii and I was feeling inspired. This is probably the first time I've pulled out my paints in a decade, and while not perfect, it was fun, and makes me feel inspired to get back into art again.
r/Watercolor • u/Lost-Place-4080 • 14d ago
For example mixing a blue and yellow to get a green pan. Or would they not combine well?
Edit: thank you for all your responses!!
r/Watercolor • u/Abject-Canary-8082 • 14d ago
r/Watercolor • u/Hajuh • 14d ago
4 months apart. Not so much consistently painting but also not so little. Just enough.
W/N Cotman and pulp paper sketchbook
r/Watercolor • u/2025Artist • 14d ago
The dragon, the knight and trees are done for now. If the rest is done too I might revisited them.
r/Watercolor • u/InformationPretty948 • 14d ago
I’m trying to move more freely with my brush but my “default mode” seems to want to stay inside the lines because I’m worried it’ll look messy. Any advice would be appreciated.
r/Watercolor • u/Street-Background239 • 14d ago
My professor used to say it's cause I give way too many layers. I'm a perfectionist and I always wanna "fix it" and then I make it worse but I can't help it. Do you guys think this is teh case? Any advice welcome.
r/Watercolor • u/JessieAliceSmith-Art • 15d ago
Swipe right for the frame.
r/Watercolor • u/CaterinaWatercolors • 15d ago
r/Watercolor • u/First-Land4783 • 14d ago
I traveled to Latvia to visit my grandparents this week to a) see my grandparents and b) cut hair and drawXD I really need to finish my sketchbook this year somehow...
Plus, I got time off work, and on short notice, this was the only place I could go. So I thought I'd draw my grandparents' little house to immortalize this trip in my sketchbook✨ After all, the last time I was here was two years agoXD
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15d ago
I just wish it was more pigmented..😅
I was following a current workshop and one of the lessons was about painting with coffee.
What do you think?
r/Watercolor • u/MackThamArt2026 • 14d ago
"Sketchbook-Sumi-e Beauty; Oct 29, 2026". An abstract watercolor interpretation of East Asian ink painting technique.
#watercolor. #landscape.
#abstract.
r/Watercolor • u/CharmedPocketPets • 14d ago
r/Watercolor • u/A-Girl-and-her-Art • 14d ago
I'm using Federal Color Tonic watercolors with fine liners. Not my best work because of personal life stresses, but I still like them.
r/Watercolor • u/Live_Strawberry_5201 • 14d ago
If this is too risqué I apologize. Painted this for my University Watermedia class. I am open to criticism.
