Painting in watercolor: A common scenery: entrance to a home, which I called, “By the Door,” or, “Entrada” in Spanish. Easy watercolor ideas.
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Painting in watercolor: A common scenery: entrance to a home, which I called, “By the Door,” or, “Entrada” in Spanish. Easy watercolor ideas.
Read MorePainting in watercolor a rare tropical fruit (zapote).
Read MoreThis post is about painting an acacia tree, and it is part of a series, painting in a simple way, painting a tree in watercolor.
Read MoreThe post is about two old ideas, painting a tree that I had painting for several years, over, and over. And, the second is this woman selling fruit. Vendors in public market places are very common in Latin America, and they carry their products in their heads as the ‘Selling Fruit’ painting shows.
Read MoreThe post is about two old ideas, painting a tree that I had painting for several years, over, and over. And, the second is this woman selling fruit. Vendors in public market places are very common in Latin America, and they carry their products in their heads as the ‘Selling Fruit’ painting shows.
Read MoreThis picture shows one of the paintings presented in this post. The topic is how to paint using silhouttes against a colorful background.
Read MoreHi, for this post, I want to share with you two painting from what I called, ‘New themes/Series,’ which have this name because new ideas were used for their creation. Does it happen to you that, sometimes a new idea for a painting/project comes to your mine, but you are unsure if it is a…
Read MoreThis is a fragment of Tomatoes in Blue Container one of the paintings presented in this post.
Read MoreThis is a fragment of Welcome, one of the paintings presented in this post.
Read MoreThis is a fragment of The Garden, one of the paintings presented in this post.
Read MoreThis is a fragment of the painting on the topic of making pottery, in this case what is called, Tinajas (Pottery used as water containers).
Read MoreThis is another painting on the topic of wildflowers, this time, the background is purple; leaving more white space in the composition.
Read MoreThis painting tries to capture the beauty of a simple wild flower. There is so much beauty in the wildflowers. For centuries, famous painters have painted roses, tulips, and other flowers that are not wild. For me, the topic of this painting is wonderful, the little bells that are frequently found in the wilderness. There…
Read MoreHi,I would like to share with you this painting, which is a landscape in which I combined wet with dry brushstrokes of colors. Some of the layers of color were left wet, and another layer of wet color was applied; or, after the wet layer was dried, then, the dry brushstroke of color was added.…
Read MoreFor this post, I have a watercolor painted creating layers of color, with an emphasis on transparencies. I also used the back (the tip) of the brush to create the details such as the contour of the guitar, and the vines/flowers. See below below Below is the picture of the completed painting The main purpose…
Read MoreThe idea of this painting is to capture the movement’s of three playing girls (Sisters). To complete this picture I used mainly dry brushstrokes of watercolor pigments, leaving several white spots in the paper, so the movements don’t get lost in the composition. See below a video clip of the different steps I used to…
Read MoreWhy do I said, “painting in a different way,” I said that because I think is a little different way from what most watercolors are done. The technique used in this painting is a combination of two techniques, wet brush strokes of watercolor, and making scratches on the wet paper with the back of the…
Read MoreWhen it’s time to paint nature, I sometimes do this using a loose way; the colors of the trees may not match the ‘real’ colors of the barks’ trees; but it’s okay since I am painting in a loose way – mostly from my imagination or; sketch’s notes from the woods/forest nearby my home. Below…
Read MoreThis is a watercolor painting that depicts a woman with a red guitar.
Read MoreThis is a watercolor painting on the topic of violets. It shows three violet plants in their clay’s containers.
Read MoreFor the painting showed in this post, I used a different brand of paper, Fabriano – the advantage of this paper is that is more resistant to water, bends less and it has a nice brilliance. I also used watercolors that come from tubes (instead of tablets of color), and for some reason, I think…
Read MoreBelow is a recent watercolor painting that I prepared for this blog. The technique I used is mainly a series of dry brushstrokes of color, and then, using the main color as the source to apply more color on the white areas of the paper. Instead of adding more color, I added more water to…
Read MoreThis is a watercolor painting using the wet on wet technique.
Read MoreThis is a watercolor painting about a person thinking.
Read MoreThis painting is about a person at the garden, a watercolor painting on paper 2020.
Read MoreI did the ‘Blue Ballerina’ using a limited amount of colors, in this manner, I was able to emphasize the dance’s movements. See video below on how I completed the painting – I used Arches watercolor paper, and Master’s Touch watercolors. This painting is mainly monochromatic – I used gray of Payne, and ultramarine to…
Read MoreThis is a painting about a ballerina. The grace of the ballerina is enhanced by simple strokes of color.
Read MoreThis is a fragment of Urband Landscape, one of the paintings presented in this post.
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