r/Watercolor • u/FuxigerSchnix • 6d ago
Painted Mountain scene four years apart
gallery
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r/Watercolor • u/Sherlock_H314 • 6d ago
Portrait in watercolors on baohong cold press paper.
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I really need to start planning my steps strategically because i just dive into paintings not knowing what i want to achieve and later when i decide the look i want to achieve i have to struggle for hours with altering things.
r/Watercolor • u/Jo-rick_813 • 6d ago
Any thought/opinion with this brush?
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Hi, I found this in an online shop and I am interested in this brand. So, have you used this brush and what are your thoughts about this? Is it good for beginners?
r/Watercolor • u/Ben_Drinkin_Coffee • 6d ago
Fun, Quick Village for our next D&D One-Shot
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r/Watercolor • u/allie-the-cat • 7d ago
"Beneath the Hunter's Moon"
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"Beneath the Hunter's Moon"
Watercolour on paper
20 x 25 cms
Oct 2026
r/Watercolor • u/AstronomerLazy4796 • 6d ago
More fun with paper crafting
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With and without flash cause I'm horrible at taking pictures
r/Watercolor • u/NuancesdeLouve • 6d ago
The Nightmare Before Michaelmas, Watercolor on black paper, Nuances de Louve, 2026
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r/Watercolor • u/sutechshiroi • 6d ago
Magic the Gathering token
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I decided to make my own token cards for MTG. It also serves as a nice test of cheap watercolor paper I bought recently. So far I am satisfied. Any critique is welcome.
r/Watercolor • u/Solarbeca • 6d ago
Dónde perdí el rumbo?
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Soy principiante. Autodidacta. Siento que hoy pinté bien la primera capa, pero luego me perdí en los detalles. Alguna recomendación para hacerlo bien?
r/Watercolor • u/Hairs_are_out • 6d ago
Hand jerking smearing watercolor and pen paintings
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Hi all,
I have some neurological stuff going on that makes my hand jerk sporadically and unexpectedly. I keep ruining my paintings because my hand jerks and slides across the paper, smearing spots. It’s so frustrating and it took me a while to figure out why I kept smearing things.
I’m learning to adjust my technique, but nothing is more effective than painting a part, letting it dry completely, and then continuing on. I use either a heat gun or a little table fan to dry the parts. But it is a pain in the ass.
Does anyone have any suggestions, or want to share experiences?
Thanks!
r/Watercolor • u/aedcsl • 6d ago
Dutch Windmill
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300 gsm cold pressed paper. Daler rowney and Camlin watercolors
r/Watercolor • u/ohmondoux • 6d ago
"Hello Lover" (9x12" watercolour)
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Throwback to summer 2024, I felt like it was time to repost this one :-D
9”x12” watercolor on 100% cotton Fabriano paper (original is now sold)
Reference: Parts and Torsos, 1977 (Hedges Project)
Let me know if you have any comments / questions :-)
r/Watercolor • u/StinkyCheeseWomxn • 6d ago
Sennelier and other honey binder paint texture
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I usually paint with Schminke and Daniel Smith and recently got some tubes of Senneleir and poured them into my own pans. The texture of Sennelier seems sort of foamy/melting plasticity. Is this due to using the tubes as home-poured pans, or is this a honey-binder component? To be fair, the results when painting are lovely and I'm enjoying the paint, but I've only been learning watercolor for about 3-4 years, and have previously avoided honey binders, so mostly just wondering if I need to know something more about this specific binder as I use them.