This is a quick tutorial by artist Steven Cronin. I’m not certain what happened on the right side of the sky, but I suspect the paper buckled while it dried and I didn’t catch it:
And here’s a better image of the four quick landscapes I did the other day, all tutorials by artist Peter Sheeler:
I practiced the wet-into-wet technique using several videos on YouTube by artist Peter Sheeler:
Here’s a quick watercolor, another exercise from Zoltan Szabo:
It doesn’t take long to have a stack of watercolor sketches with nowhere to store them, and so I bought a pad of paper (9″x12″) that I started using as a journal of sorts to keep everything more organized. Here’s page one:
And page two. I love the Bob Ross painting called Blue Winter. I had attempted a digital version, and now here’s a try with watercolor. Maybe someday I’ll try oils:
