Watercolor Practice: Line and Wash
Line and Wash Watercolor Dragonfly This charming dragonfly illustration was created using the line and wash watercolor technique, which blends expressive watercolor washes…
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Why My Salt Technique Failed (Even After Practice)…and How to Fix the Most Annoying Salt Problems
The Art of Salt in Watercolor: When Chemistry Meets Creativity How to master this magical (and sometimes maddening) technique Watercolor painting is a…
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Watercolor Practice: third painting in a set of 3-the same tutorial creator!
Finding Focus: My Third Study: Delicate Branch Completing this trilogy with a Frozen Branch in Watercolor tutorial felt like coming full circle. There’s…
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Watercolor Practice: second painting in a set of 3-the same tutorial creator!
Exploring “Cool Weather” Vibes: My Second Painting in the Set of Three This second piece in my seasonal mini-series was all about…
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Watercolor Practice: first painting in a set of 3-the same tutorial creator!
Watercolor Practice: Limited Palette This piece was part of my ongoing effort to work with a limited color palette (Check out my…
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Why I Use Three Water Jars for Watercolor
Ever wondered why your watercolor paintings look muddy even when you’re using vibrant paints? The secret isn’t in your brushes or paper—it’s in…
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📄 Watercolor Paper Guide: What Works Best for You
🖼️ Watercolor Paper Basics: What You Need to Know Choosing watercolor paper can feel overwhelming at first — but don’t worry, it’s easier…
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How to Get Over the Fear of the Blank Page
Early watercolor practice 🌿 How to Get Over the Fear of the Blank Page 🎨 Ever sat down to paint… and froze? It…
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Learning Something New — Finding Calm Through Watercolor
Six months ago, I felt pulled toward something new. Not a new job or goal — but something quiet, gentle, and just for…
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Time for You
Do You Make Time for a Hobby — Just for You? Life can feel like a constant whirlwind — work, responsibilities, errands,…
