In watercolor, there's actually a recipe for success.

You may have heard me talk about this before in my video that breaks down the different washes of your painting, but today I want to talk a l...

Understanding how to organzine your painting is important in keeping your viewers attention. It's important to know how to handle your foreground, middle ground and background. Today I share a help...

It's so tempting when you're on social media and you follow artists that you admire to think they must not struggle. It is important to remember that you're seeing their finished work. You're seein...

It can be challenging sometimes to know what supplies are worth your money. There are so many choices out there, so I thought I would share with you the three most important watercolor brushes and ...

There is a temptation when you're painting a scene to include everything that's in your reference photo or everything that's in front of you. But today we're going to talk about how choosing what n...

The first time I tried to paint without taping down my paper I hated it. I felt out of control and uneasy. 

Then I took a workshop with watercolorist Andy Evansen. In watching him paint, I began t...

Skies and clouds are one of my favorite subjects to paint. They do however, require a good sense of timing to create a variety of edges. Also, it's important to get the values correct so the bright...

In this week’s video, I am offering you three tips to embrace the random and create a more natural-looking scene:

• Avoid patterns

• Resist symmetry

• Add variety

Because our ...

When you paint in watercolor, you are painting in reverse. And what I mean by that is you are painting your lightest values to your darkest values. Therefore, it is essential to have a plan for eac...

This week we continue to hear from Thomas Schaller. We take a look at several of his paintings and talk about his approach and philosophy.

We discuss the topic of inspiration and how he has learn...

I was fortunate enough to sit down for a virtual interview with Thomas Schaller. Schaller’s work is known internationally. He is truly a world-class artist, and a thoroughly kind and insightful per...