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25 Step-By-Step Watercolor Painting Ideas You Must See
Painting ideas surround us. Look closely and you can find watercolor ideas wherever there’s beauty. But sometimes we all can use some inspiration, so this section is filled with all sorts of watercolor painting ideas. You’ll find easy watercolor painting ideas for beginners and harder ideas for experts. Try applying the watercolor techniques you’ve learned and don’t forget to have fun!
Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Cards Using Watercolors & Office Supplies
Looking to paint some Valentine’s Day cards for your friends and loved ones? We’ve got you covered! For this beginner-friendly watercolor DIY, all you need is watercolor paint and office supplies.
Steampunk Flying Pig: A Watercolor Painting for the Year of the Pig
It’s the Year of the Pig, folks! Got any pig-themed pictures in mind? Here’s a suggestion: let’s celebrate this Chinese New Year with a whimsical painting of a steampunk flying pig!
Simple Watercolor Painting: Mini Nebulas Using a Variegated Wash
The beauty and enigma of a nebula are captured in this simple watercolor painting, made using the variegated wash technique.
Using The Wet-In-Wet Technique to Make Watercolor Flowers Bloom
Want to make some watercolor flowers bloom? Learn how by following this tutorial, which will sharpen your brushwork and knowledge of the wet-in-wet technique.
Quick & Easy Watercolor Techniques: Making a Watercolor Tree Painting
Learn how to create beautiful watercolor tree paintings with this quick and simple tutorial you can follow. It involves easy-to-follow techniques, but the pay-off is a beautiful, life-like tree painting.
How to Make Cute, DIY Watercolor Christmas Cards (Miniature Style)
It’s that time of the year to create gifts that spread cheer! Looking for a quick, cute gift to make for the ones you love? Try these miniature Christmas cards on for size!
How To Paint A Super Realistic Watercolor Eye To Give Life To Portraits
Painting a portrait can be overwhelming, so why not start small? In this tutorial, you’ll be focusing on what it takes to create a realistic watercolor eye.
A Simple Watercolor Landscape Painting For Beginners feat. Surreal Skies
If you’re just starting to learn watercolor painting, here’s a simple landscape painting you can try. It features a beautiful blend of surreal skies. This will certainly jumpstart your love for watercolor painting!
Famous Painting Study #7: Recreating A Surrealist Painting With Watercolor Washes
Are you eager to practice your watercolor washes? Then this tutorial is the exercise for you! Join artist William “Bill” Dunn as he uses this staple watercolor technique to bring to life a thought-provoking surrealist painting!
Famous Painting Study #6: Adding Drama to a Simple Watercolor Bridge Study
Want to learn how to use color and value to add drama to a painting? Look no further – in this tutorial, we’ll be learning from John Singer Sargent and doing a watercolor bridge study based on the famous “Under the Railto Bridge” painting.
How to Tackle a Busy Scene: Painting an Urban Wharf
Pick up some tips and tricks on how to tackle a busy scene with artist William “Bill” Dunn as he takes on the many elements of an urban wharf.
Famous Painting Study #5: Monet’s Water Lilies
It’s time for famous painting no. 5, where we’ll be studying a painting from Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies” series. In recreating this masterpiece, artist William “Bill” Dunn plays with color temperature to infuse the painting with an illusion of depth.
Famous Painting Study #4: The Cool-Warm Palette of a Degas Painting
Welcome to famous painting no. 4, where we’ll be studying Edgar Degas’ “L’Absinthe”. Artist William “Bill” Dunn focuses on capturing this Degas painting with a cool-warm color palette.
Famous Painting Study #3: Diebenkorn’s Abstract Cityscape
Get ready for famous painting number 3, as we’re studying the nuances of an abstract cityscape! Artist William “Bill” Dunn shows how to paint Richard Diebenkorn’s “Cityscape I”, a painting that focuses on shape and color.
View Of A Window: Buckets Of Watercolor Flowers
Learn how to reinterpret this quaint European scene of some watercolor flowers and a window, and tell a much more colorful and creative version of this painted story.
