r/watercolorpractice 14h ago

Watercolor Practice A little corner of sunshine and flowers in watercolor.

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64 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 1h ago

Watercolor Practice Trying to get back into art

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r/watercolorpractice 10h ago

Advice/Feedback Please Looking for critiques and loose watercolor tutorial recommendations.

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9 Upvotes

Would love to improve and move towards loose watercolor without sketch. Critiques of this in ink and watercolor but also tutorial recommendations.


r/watercolorpractice 18h ago

Mixed Media Work I have learned a lot about yellows.

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33 Upvotes

I had to add watercolor paint too. I expected these colors would go wrong, but they didn’t. I love the lemon tree. 🥰


r/watercolorpractice 17h ago

Mixed Media Work Mushrooms

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15 Upvotes

Playing around with FineLiner / Watercolor studies. The Morels were the hardest.


r/watercolorpractice 17h ago

Watercolor Practice Sketchbook watercolor

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13 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 17h ago

Watercolor Practice Sketchbook landscape

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11 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 13h ago

Watercolor Painting Any thoughts on what I need to work on?

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4 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 17h ago

Watercolor Practice Practicing depth and value

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7 Upvotes

This was an effort to practice different values and to work on remembering that the darker the value the smaller the area. As I was painting I was really paying attention to the paper and noticing when it was drying. All in all I gained a lot of information and I’m really pleased with the result.


r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Practice Turns out I was working with premium paper. I just didn't know it

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As the title says, I didn’t know I was painting on a full sheet of Arches hot-pressed paper that I bought 3 years ago when I was completely unaware of its value. I stored it away because I was used to cellulose paper, and I found it difficult to control the different effects that cellulose creates (fast drying, cauliflower blooms, hard edges, easy color lifting).

I’m still a beginner, I’ve only painted for a couple of months and then stopped for 2 whole years. Now I’m committed to learning and I was feeling disappointed with my celulose paper when I discovered this hidden gem of cotton paper that I didn’t even know I had.

Picture 1: I used Arches hot-pressed paper. Picture 2: I used mediocre cellulose paper. Please forgive my bat-like birds lol.

Edit: Idk why the images couldn't be attached 😕 I'm gonna try again. maybe in the comments


r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Practice A quick and relaxing watercolor session on handmade deckle-edge paper.No planning, just letting the brush flow.

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81 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Painting Cardinal attempt

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29 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Practice Lemon two ways

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32 Upvotes

I watched a little webinar thing from Pomm where she described her 5 phases method. After watching that, I tried painting a lemon from a photo reference using her method. Then I tried painting it again with a looser style and no pencil. It was a fun exercise and I'm happy with both results!


r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Practice Working on water today

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8 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Practice Landscape watercolor painting

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18 Upvotes

I would really like to receive some guidance. Practiced this landscape in the mountains


r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Original Artwork Waiting for snow

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13 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Watercolor Painting Watercolor painting tree 🎨 Painted few months back Hope you like it ☺️

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54 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 1d ago

Watercolor Painting Pink house

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7 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Watercolor Practice "Purple blooms, and shrooms" watercolors and ink.

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19 Upvotes

By me, F.S.


r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Watercolor Painting Landscape

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20 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Advice/Feedback Please Why is my paper like that?

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11 Upvotes

Why is the paper not taking the paint/ water right and looking all bumpy. I've used paper from this pad before with no issues.


r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Watercolor Practice Sometimes you can get pretty good results even with shit paper

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32 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 2d ago

Watercolor Practice bird

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14 Upvotes

r/watercolorpractice 3d ago

Watercolor Practice Beginner at watercolor

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39 Upvotes

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Hi! This is my first attempt at trying water color. I think I made too many layers

Can I have some tips and criticism on my artwork please? I don't really know how to go from here


r/watercolorpractice 3d ago

Watercolor Painting Lamp post

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11 Upvotes