Watercolor Mother’s Day Card Ideas
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for a way to show your appreciation for your mom, why not create a handmade card? In this post, I’ll show you three ideas...
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How to Paint: Watercolor Speckled Eggs
Spring is all about celebrating new life so let’s celebrate with some cute watercolor speckled eggs. We can add some fun textures and details. So grab your paints, and follow along in this step by...
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How to Paint: Spring Colors Watercolor Tulip Bouquet
Spring has officially arrived, and all I want is a tulip bouquet! Or let’s at least paint one in watercolor together. If you love this post, you can take the mini course on how to...
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How to Paint: Watercolor Roses
After leaves, watercolor roses are probably my favorite thing to paint. When I started my watercolor journey in 2016, all I wanted to do was be able to paint roses. And now here I am...
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Watercolor Color Theory and Color Wheel Basics
Color theory and having a grasp on color wheel basics is so important with watercolors! In this post, I want to discuss the importance of color bias, color wheel basics, and some color schemes that...
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Part 6-Beginner Watercolor Exercises: Splatters and Textures
Adding splatters and textures to your painting is a fun way to spice things up! I also have a FREE online course, Watercolor Basics for the Absolute Beginner, if you want to learn more! Supplies:...
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Part 5-Beginner Watercolor Exercises: Dry Brush, Lifting, and Masking
Here are some less common but still important watercolor exercises: dry brush, lifting, and masking! I also have a FREE online course, Watercolor Basics for the Absolute Beginner, if you want to learn more! Supplies:...
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Part 4-Beginner Watercolor Exercises: Washes
Washes are such an essential skill as a beginner watercolor! If you’re just getting started, make sure to catch up on the other parts (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3). And in this post, we...
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Part 3-Beginner Watercolor Exercises: Wet-on-Wet
This is part 3 of beginner watercolor exercises and we will be looking at the wet-on-wet technique. I also have a FREE online course, Watercolor Basics for the Absolute Beginner, if you want to learn...
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Watercolor Basics: Pans or Tubes
Ah, the age-old question when it comes to watercolor supplies: Should I use pans or tubes? So let me share general pros and cons of both pans and tubes. And then I want to show...
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