Watercolor landscapes are one of my favorite subjects. Today, I am painting a small and simple scene and discussing some important steps in the process.

We will talk about finding connections, br...

Today, I show you my favorite wet-into-wet practice technique.

This practice covers some important skills such as:

watercolor timing

values

brushwork

It also creates a beautiful mono-chrome ...

The fact is, if you want to be a better watercolor painter, you need to spend more time painting. But, I have some advice for you that can optimize the time you spend on your watercolor painting an...

Have you ever found yourself halfway through a painting and wishing you could turn back time? The thing about watercolor painting is that there is no easy way to course correct. In fact, the more y...

Water is fascinating - even mesmerizing. There is something about it that makes me want to paint it. 

However, with water scenes, you face the challenge of depicting reflections, which can be c...

What do you do when you feel uninspired? Do you wait for “it” to show up? And what do you do if it never shows up?

In this week’s video, we revisit an interview I had with watercolor artist Tho...

Being able to identify problems in your painting can be a real turning point on your painting journey. But this can take time, practice, and keen observation. 

To start, when you are unable to pin...

Maybe you’ve had this happen to you - You finally get that quiet time to paint, you enter your workspace, get all your supplies ready - and you have no idea what to paint. Instead of diving into th...

When I first picked up watercolor, I thought the best way to learn was to complete a painting each time I sat down to paint. Whether it was stubbornness or a way to prove to myself I was capable, I...

Hey, welcome back, everybody!

Today we are going to talk about watercolor supplies. I'm going to talk about three important things that I use every time that I paint  - and it's not paint or brush...

One of our most powerful tools in watercolor painting is using opposites. 

Opposites bring visual interest, create beauty, and evoke feeling. And there are countless ways that you can use them in ...

Follow along in this week's video as I try to capture the character of this winter scene. In this demonstration I talk through watercolor timing as I try to portray the light in the scene.

Take ...