Category: Watercolor

You have an old friend. Or an older relative. You used to exchange letters. Now you don’t. Email made everything easier. Too easy. Nobody writes letters anymore. Well, I got a solution for you. You know how to do watercolors, right? Otherwise, you’re in the process of learning watercolors. That’s why you’re here. I have… Continue reading DIY Watercolor Postcards

How to store watercolor paints if you paint often. This is not for someone who wants to store their watercolor paints long-term. You’ll have to find another article on that. I’m not that guy since I’m always painting. I want to keep this short. And I also want to write for a narrow audience. If… Continue reading How to store watercolor paints

Note that this article assumes you already know basic watercolor techniques. I’m going to gloss over the basics and assume you know them. So if I don’t go into detail for everything, that’s why. I always use the moon as a background prop and a source of light. I’ve never really painted it as itself.… Continue reading How to paint the moon with watercolor

If you’re wondering how to become more confident with your watercolor colors, we’ll give you a simple to-do-list. After all, mastering colors is such a huge part of watercolors. You want to become confident with your watercolor colors. Once you have a solid grasp of what they can do, you’ll feel more comfortable exploring other… Continue reading Confidence with your watercolor colors

Here are four random watercolor observations. I’ll probably do an article on random watercolor observations every three or four months. I’ll always add more as I learn more. As should you. Paper first, paints second, brushes third I’ve said this before but I’ll say it again. When budgeting watercolors, you need to spend your money… Continue reading 4 Random Watercolor Observations