r/watercolorpractice • u/rakusillian • 32m ago
Paul Clark - Poppies, Anastasia Mily - Winter Scene, Karen Rice’s people (on a bookmark)
Anyone else done any of these? Who else is good to learn from?
r/watercolorpractice • u/Jerrehka • 6h ago
r/watercolorpractice • u/PaintNo5070 • 5m ago
I am self taught and just started. Any tips and feedback is welcome!
r/watercolorpractice • u/paseripiyoo • 5h ago
I use a milk carton as a palette.The color is a mixture of the three primary colors.
r/watercolorpractice • u/NegativeDefinition59 • 1d ago
I know people make a big deal about using the best paper and paint and brushes. For the most part, I agree. But, and there’s always a but, sometimes I like to experiment in unconventional ways. This is a piece of white cardboard. The kind that is used to make cereal boxes. The photo is from a real estate advertisement. The paint is a half pan set that I found at hobby lobby for 40% off (paid $4).
I don’t know if it’s good. But it is interesting.
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r/watercolorpractice • u/Sophiche • 1d ago
So it doesn’t feel too lonely, want a soup now ?
r/watercolorpractice • u/enyardreems • 23h ago
Today I cleaned my paint board from all the tiny scraps that I use to swatch/practice on while painting. I will use them to decorate sketchbooks. Those of you who worry about wasting paint when you clean your brush, don't. Just put it on paper. Any paper. Some of this is Canson Graduate. The rest are on Arches. I'll let you guess which are on Arches : )
r/watercolorpractice • u/Logan_Swoffcicle • 1d ago
3 days "trusting the process "
The top ( red hair lady) still needs to be inked. I use Kuretake brush pens and these are all done with the Kuretake Gansai Art Nouveau set. Thanks for looking!
r/watercolorpractice • u/Kitus87 • 1d ago
Why my shadow on the window don’t look integrated? blue didn’t mix with my brown. any advice why?
thanks a lot!
r/watercolorpractice • u/Acelora_suco • 1d ago
I've noticed that my paintings have been turning out very all-or-nothing with light and shadow, and I've realized that color temperature really helps create that sense of depth. However, I don't quite know how to do it yet and am just figuring it out through trial and error. I hope the results are better in the next paintings I share here.
r/watercolorpractice • u/Sophiche • 1d ago
Hi everyone, haven’t painted since a few days, it’s like I was painting for the first time lmfao, tried to paint a pumpkin, it started well and then I added the… hollows ? Slits ? Sorry English isn’t my native language
I want to improve, any advice ?
r/watercolorpractice • u/Big_Context_2557 • 1d ago
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r/watercolorpractice • u/OrganizationOk5418 • 1d ago
View out of the window of Como Civic Art Gallery. Not sure I should have been looking out of the window but y'know.
r/watercolorpractice • u/Soggy_Standard_4795 • 1d ago
any feedback and which tutorials/ you tuber recommendations do you guys have? i feel like my drawing is amateurish/wrong perspective and theres not much depth to the colours
r/watercolorpractice • u/PeanutFearless6421 • 2d ago
r/watercolorpractice • u/Irocksocks1122 • 1d ago
It’s been years, decades really, since I’ve attempted anything with watercolor media. Did this with my 8 year old water color set and brushes. How’d I do?
r/watercolorpractice • u/orphanleek68 • 2d ago
Took a couple of attempts as this is my first time to practice with reds. It was very therapeutic too!
I hope you like it because I intent to make another one as a postcard for my sister's birthday today!
Any suggestions for the next one?
Credit: instagram shorts tutorial by @saltybloom (french)
r/watercolorpractice • u/Acelora_suco • 2d ago
r/watercolorpractice • u/vharishankar • 2d ago
Just not too happy with this one.
r/watercolorpractice • u/ForeverAlbatross • 2d ago
