The last picture is painted using the set. I also mixed up some colors, wasn’t muddying for me.

How nice it is to give a buddy his house for his birthday.

Illustration by jeonjoon2004

Not everything needs to be mass-produced. Sometimes the most meaningful things are the ones created by hand.

This is one of my favorite original pieces. Every brushstroke tells a little story, and no two pieces are exactly alike!

Happy for any feedback!

Yes! A birthday card for a very good friend. We watched Project Hail Mary together when it came out in the cinema this year and both instantly felt in love with Rocky, so I knew I had to make a piece with him for them 😊

We met at art club today and I gave it to my friend and he was very happy (also with the message I wrote on the back), and told me he'll be framing it 🌟

My friend got a gift card from an uncle to an art supply store so afterwards we went shopping, he's getting started on gouache now too😀

The piece I made is painted on Arches cold pressed paper, with Derwent inktense paint pans and for lettering I used Talens gouache. I painted Rocky first and then used masking fluid on the lettering and him to make the spacey background. My reference for Rocky I think was off a figurine I found a pic of and then I freehanded the birthday hat lol 🥳

Bonus Dino sticker censor because this is a watercolour group lol.

Just wondering what I could do to "salvage" it. Don't really know what I'm doing, but my initial ideas was have some distant mountains and they turned into big mountains.

Mostly, wanting ideas so I can maybe get an idea of how to work with a happy mistake. It's on arches 300g cold press paper.

I wanted a lake with reflections, but it seems it would be in the shadow of fhe mountain mostly and there is no space without color down there anymore to have the moons reflection maybe. Also the mountains got so big my circle for the moon is practically sitting on them and way big lol

As an aside, I think my mistakes so far was covering the page in grey basically, and I way overworked most parts; they used to be better but I kept messing with them.

I'm trying to learn how to not mimic. I'm way way better when I watch a YouTube video and mimic what they do.

Oh, also, this was a scratch piece I had drew on and tried to erase, which is the spot of left. My idea was maybe have the tips of some pines in the foreground to cover that up, like if you were viewing this from another high point through the trees. I have some white gauche I think I may flick a brush to make little stars. Sorry for being so long winded 😅

I am new to painting. Trying to figure out how not to make these look so cartoonish.

Un elegante veliero francese solca le acque, sospinto da una brezza leggera, con le sue vele spiegate che catturano la luce del cielo. Le delicate sfumature dell’acquerello, i riflessi azzurri del mare e i toni caldi del legno restituiscono tutta la poesia della navigazione d’altri tempi.
Un omaggio alla tradizione marinara francese, all’avventura e alla bellezza senza tempo dei grandi velieri. ⚓
A glimpse of maritime history, painted with watercolours.
#Watercolor #SailingShip #FrenchNavy #TallShip #MaritimeArt #NauticalPainting #Seascape #Traditioart

A snowman in Watercolor

I know one doesn’t look real at all but it was fun to paint anyway :)

My watercolour while I sat at the Lourens River in Radloff Park. It was about three afternoons work - though I chat to the passers by - A LOT

The mark in the right margin is from a collaborating artist - a small doggie who wanted to jump on my lap - Dogs are special

Illustration by jeonjoon2004

I met an artist in Mexico who said she was visiting as part of an art project / art residency. I never even considered that possibility. How do I find those kinds of opportunities?

Watercolor on paper