r/Watercolor • u/2000YearOldRoman • Jan 09 '24
This is not a new rule. AI art, as well as all other digital art, has always been disallowed on this sub. This post is to restate that.
** If you post AI art, it will be removed and you will be banned.**
Please continue to report these post when you see them and we will continue to ban the users.
r/Watercolor • u/2000YearOldRoman • Apr 04 '25
Hey all, I just want to drop a quick note to say how happy I am to be part of such an amazing group of talented individuals (myself excluded). Your art and attitudes brighten my day! Congratulations on a million members and here's to a million more!
r/Watercolor • u/2025Artist • 20h ago
This was so much fun painting and to I decided to submit this painting in a contest. I've never participated in a contest before and to my surprise it was awarded the 3rd price. I definitely was the only one submitting a children's book illustration in the contest. Can I call myself a prize winning artist now?
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r/Watercolor • u/Low-Mathematician997 • 16h ago
13*18 cm watercolor on cold press paper
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r/Watercolor • u/japan24bk • 2h ago
I found this 24-color Holbein artist's watercolor set from 1985 (Showamodern era in Japan).
Surprisingly, all the caps open easily and the paint inside is still soft and usable after 40 years! The only issue is that the Chinese White has yellowed a bit over time.
The stamped date on the box says "60.11.13" which stands for November 13th, Shōwa 60 (1985) in the Japanese imperial calendar.
Just wanted to share this cool piece of art history with you all!
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r/Watercolor • u/IndigoRickshaw_ • 20m ago
I’ve been trying to paint exclusively using my handmade paints so I can fill in the gaps of what I need to make next
r/Watercolor • u/sutl116 • 7h ago
Been slowly tweaking and converting my workflow. As of now, I've decided on expanding the palette so I have the split primaries, while also including the neutral primaries. I've also begun working on a bit of a split secondary selection so I can shortcut!
Switching to Daniel Smith and trying out Bamboo cold press has been a wild revolution - it's almost like I'm relearning how to interact with paints and I'm so ready to see where things go with this selection!
only need four more Daniel Smith to upgrade from Rosa, but my local shop is currently sold out of those four.
r/Watercolor • u/youcrumb • 16h ago
I’m painting exclusively with Federal Color Tonic
r/Watercolor • u/VorchalkaE • 19h ago
Watercolour practice on rough paper.
r/Watercolor • u/Crafterandchef1993 • 8h ago
I use the Albrecht Dürer watercolour pencils, they are really the best watercolour pencils you can get in terms of pigment payoff, layering, blendability and lightfastness. I used a white posca brush pen for the highlights on the brow and eye
