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Paint an Abstract Rocky Landscape in Watercolor
Hi friends! I’m back with my MeiLiang watercolor palette to paint an abstract rocky landscape intuitively. I’m using the Princeton Aqua Elite brushes, and my last piece of that super cheap Amazon Fyess paper, which is just ok, but I wanted to use it up! I really loved how this one turned out and it…
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Paint Layered Watercolor Flowers in an Abstract Style – Negative Painting
Hi friends! I’m doing lots of watercolor layers today and painting abstract flowers and using a little negative painting to add lots of little bits of detail and values. I hope you enjoy! I’m using the Kuretake Art Nouveau palette and the Princeton Aqua Elite paint brushes. Supplies used in this video: Baohong watercolor block…
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Paint a Loose Abstract Watercolor Landscape with Trees
Hi friends! I wanted to play with watercolor today, so I went the intuitive route and painted a loose watercolor landscape with some lovely trees. I am trying some newer brushes, the Princeton Aqua Elite set, which have been wonderful to use so far. I really enjoyed this painting, and it went very quick and…
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Easy Flowers – Experimenting with Watercolor on Plain Sketchbook Paper
Hi friends! I’m painting some easy flowers and experimenting with watercolor on my plain sketchbook paper again and having a blast! If you want a quick 10-15 minute sketchbook exercise, give this one a try to relax and get rid of the blank page. Thanks for watching! – My website (free downloads, reviews, and other…
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Effects and Tips Using Watercolor Paint on Plain Sketchbook Paper
Hi friends! I am doing the unthinkable – using watercolor paint on plain paper! This is a fun way to sketch, and although watercolor on plain paper is different than on watercolor paper, it can yield some very interesting effects when you use some simple tips for success. Thanks for watching! – My website (free…
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NEW Powdered Watercolor and I LOVE it! Creative Inspirations Powdered Watercolor Unboxing
Hi friends! I have a very exciting video today because I am finally getting to try powdered watercolor! Creative Inspirations came out with some new powdered watercolors and I purchased a set when I was shopping for some paint refills I needed. I am so happy to unbox and try them out today, and they…
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Yes You Can Use Stencils with Watercolor and It’s Fun to Do
Hi friends! I broke out a favorite stencil today to do a couple of simple watercolor layers. You can use stencils with watercolor paint, and it has a very interesting loose effect on paper. You can also dress it up with extra shading, sparkle, or doodles to dress it up. Grab a favorite stencil and…
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Watery Greens and Sparkly Bronze – Paint a Whimsical Abstract Leafy Watercolor
Hi friends! I’m painting a nice green watercolor background and covering up that layer with some abstract leafy greens in a shimmery green with some metallic bronze marks added. This was a cute little whimsical abstract watercolor painting and it is so easy to do! Grab your watercolors because that’s all you need for this…
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Paint Easy Circle Doodle Patterns Over a Watercolor Background
Hi friends! I’m making some fun watercolor shapes with doodle patterns and I hope you join me with your watercolor supplies and mark making tools that you have on hand! This was a fun one with gold paint, fineliner, Posca, and more! As always, thanks for watching! – My website (free downloads, reviews, and other…
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How to Make a Fluid Watercolor Background with Easy Doodle Flowers
Hi friends! I am using some fluid watercolor inks today to make a fluid background with easy doodle flowers on top. I love these inks because they flow so nicely and are richly colored. You can get some really interesting effects! If you don’t have watercolor inks, you can still follow along with regular watercolors…
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Cover Your Watercolor Background with Relaxing Zen Doodle Patterns
Hi friends! I broke out the MozArt Komorebi watercolor palette to do an easy watercolor background with relaxing zen doodle patterns on top! I am playing today with fineliners, markers, silver pen, metallic watercolor, neon watercolor, everything but the kitchen sink, I guess! Join me for this relaxing doodle exercise and have some fun with…
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Experimenting with Loose Watercolor Flowers and Negative Painting with Posca Marker
Hi friends! I wanted to try a few things today so I’m experimenting with loose watercolor flowers and negative “painting” with a Posca acrylic marker. I’m also adding marks, metallic paint, and wax resist to add plenty of texture, and finishing everything off with a few doodles. I really love how this turned out, and…
