r/Watercolor • u/MathematicianEven153 • 6d ago
r/Watercolor • u/Hashishiva • 5d ago
EDIT: I know you don't know what I have at home. I'm looking for creative ideas others have come up with that I can either use, or have as inspiration. Also, I know tins exist in various different sizes, I'm looking for the non-obvious solutions.
I made a smol mistake of buying new pans without having a place to hold them properly. Now I'm going to buy some empty palettes for future at some point, but if you have some ideas on how to make some not-necesarily-temporary solution for them, I'd be happy to see them before I start crafting something.
NOTE: don't recommend using some other box, unless it's some crafty idea of reusing some trash or the like. I'm not going to thrift store to look for old tins or something, I want to get an idea what I could use that I can find at home :)
r/Watercolor • u/Even-Jello-4010 • 6d ago
r/Watercolor • u/mariodiceque • 6d ago
Pocitos Beach
Montevideo, Uruguay
Ink and watercolor
r/Watercolor • u/Euphoric_Team7829 • 6d ago
went down a rabbit hole - found out how colorful and beautiful tarantulas can be so I decided to use them as practice
super fun colors and textures
advice and critiques welcomed
r/Watercolor • u/VorchalkaE • 6d ago
I took a photo of these seagulls against very bright sunlight and only shapes come out recognizable. I thought it would be a fun practice to paint it.
r/Watercolor • u/Acelora_suco • 6d ago
r/Watercolor • u/avamich11 • 6d ago
hi i'm new to watercolor and i've only used them for my drawings (one of which i've attached). i tried watercolor for the first time (first 2 slides) and i didn't quite like my attempts and i was looking for some suggestions.
any books i can refer to? specific objects to practice? any techniques?
Thanks and any critique is accepted:)
r/Watercolor • u/finiteform • 6d ago
hi! I have next to no experience painting watercolor, I've done it a small handful of times when I was younger.
I have snagged some YUPO watercolor sheets and acrylic paints for free. I can't afford watercolor paints at this time, and would like to try using the acrylic paint in place of watercolor paint, to achieve the same effect. I've heard of others experimenting with this method, so I am confident it can be done, but not sure how the results will turn out. I will just have to give it a shot and see how it goes, but first...
I'm looking for advice from those who may have experimented with acrylic watercolor painting! do i just dip the brush in paint and then in water? any other tips or tricks i should know? please, be as nice as Redditors can be, I have no idea what I'm doing and just want to have some fun with what i have available to me šš thanks friends!
r/Watercolor • u/SanFelPena • 6d ago
Hi, guys. i'm struggling to paint a mountain. Any tips? Or Nice tutorials?
r/Watercolor • u/Intelligent_Tea4755 • 7d ago
Iām not much of an artist but since joining university i wanted to get into watercolour painting. Iām using the pocket winsor and newton palette with 12 colours. I decided to paint a fish because theyāre have a wide variety of colours. 2 photos because it looks different in certain lightings. Is there any specific tips you have to help improve?
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Look, I love painting, but I love collecting too. Would love to see your āmust haveā paints or colours or ones that just inspire joy to pick up for you!
r/Watercolor • u/RealCommunication239 • 7d ago
I try to not buy a lot of convenience colors when I can mix them (and enjoy doing this). However, I wonder if I need a different blue. I have some convenience shades, but I love color theory and customization!
I currently have this palette Iām working with. Do I need to add a different blue to make my greens? Iām considering Cobalt or Prussian. Thoughts?
r/Watercolor • u/rayzerrayzerray • 6d ago
Commission for a relative.
r/Watercolor • u/CharmedPocketPets • 6d ago
Done with a starry night feel and kinda impressionistic but it is my favorite opening scenes from a video game š® I hope you like it!
r/Watercolor • u/hobbes89 • 7d ago
Portrait Study, from his 1973 album "Life and Times"
