Watercolor rocks tutorials

​Practice makes perfect… Right ? I find that it’s just as true with watercolor painting as it is with anything else. I get a lot of pleasure painting even simple patterns with watercolors. Each time I pick up a brush and start painting I feel like I’m getting to know my paints a little bit

Watercolor artist and instructor Julie Gilbert Pollard illustrates how to paint rocks successfully, whether on land or in the sea. So you can confidently paint the various pebbles, rocks and boulders you might encounter on your landscape adventures.

Alice Liu on Instagram: "Part 3 of Watercolor Sketch Rock Series of mini-tutorials being posted free to my Instagram. Here, we’re watercoloring our rocks drawn in the Part 1 exercise. (Later posts will cover trouble-shooting common drawing and painting problems with rocks, and also I’m considering tutorials on boulders, pebbles, cliffs and waterfalls… !😉👍🏼) Feedback greatly appreciated! #watercolortutorials#watercolorlessons#watercolortechnique#watercolortechniques"

Watercolor Painting Practice : Basic Landscape Elements Hi everyone! After practicing just “landscapes” in general - going from simple black and white value studies to color - I thought that it would be helpful to tackle individual elements. If you haven’t, please check out my very first “study

🖌WATERCOLOR COMMUNITY#1🖌 on Instagram: "Fantastic watercolor painting by @dustin.d.smith Save this tutorial.✅ Best art: @watercolor_guide #painting #иллюстрации #instagram #artwork #illustration #watercolortutorial #watercolorillustration #sketchbook #drawingideas"

In this post we'll take a look at how to paint convincing watercolor rocks and rock textures in watercolor. Only two brushes and three colors are required to

​When you're a beginner you make mistakes. And mistakes are good because you can learn from them. One of the things watercolor artists sometimes see as a problem is “watercolor blooms”. You’ve probably already seen these unexpected blotches that seem to appear out of nowhere… Right? When I was starting out with watercolors I would

Rock On, watercolor, 18"x24"