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  • Is Grandma Holding a Moose Leg?

    Brooklyn-based artist Allison Maletz doesn't want to use watercolor in a traditional way. Although her work is representational and often figure-based, exploring themes of human connection and the quirky, often dysfunctional, "average American family," she refuses to be bound by any rules...
    Posted to Artist Daily by Courtney Jordan on 16 Jun 2013
    Filed under: pencil drawing, watercolor painting, Drawing Basics, Art

  • Discover a Powerful Painting Method

    Half Dome, Yosemite 1920, 15 1/4 x 13 1/4, watercolor and pencil on paper. All works by William Zorach. Images courtesy Michael Rosenfeld Gallery. William Zorach is a well-known 20th-century sculptor who participated in the Armory Show of 1913 and whose work is held in numerous public collections. But...
    Posted to Artist Daily by Courtney Jordan on 9 Jun 2013
    Filed under: sketching, watercolor painting, Drawing Basics, Art

  • Go For Awesome

    Looks Like Heaven by John Budicin, 2002, oil painting, 32 x 40. Almost any artist will tell you that there's a certain appeal to working outdoors that can't be found anywhere else. With spring in full swing, many of us have left our studios for our porches, backyards, and beyond. To celebrate...
    Posted to Artist Daily by Courtney Jordan on 23 May 2013
    Filed under: plein air, How To Paint, landscape painting, watercolor painting, Oil Painting, shading, Drawing Basics, Art, street art

  • Proven Steps of Watercolor Painting Mastery

    Procida, Italy IV by Keiko Tanabe, watercolor, 14 x 21, 2008. One of the best things about being at Artist Daily is seeing incredible artwork on a daily basis. This is especially true in the area of watercolor painting . I wasn't too familiar with many contemporary artists working in the medium before...
    Posted to Artist Daily by Courtney Jordan on 14 May 2013
    Filed under: Artist Daily, sketching, watercolor painting

  • Summer Wind Patterns

    As we all start getting ready to step outside our studios and paint outdoors or create studio landscape painting based on our experiences in nature, I wanted to explain the design elements that I put together for this particular painting, Summer Wind Patterns . Summer Wind Patterns by Robert Reynolds...
    Posted to Plein Air Blog by Robert Reynolds on 8 May 2013
    Filed under: Landscape Painting, Watercolor Painting

  • BOTANICAL ART WITH WATERCOLOUR

    Dear People, I am a botanical artist using watercolour as a media. I am trying to be more active in these social networks, so I have prepared a page in facebook to exhibit some of my paintings. Feedback are important for me to improve my art. If you have a few minutes, please check my page EARTHY And...
    Posted to Watermedia by yesil on 3 Jun 2012

  • Greetings from Guadalajara in Mexico! I am new in this and would like some feedback on my paintings!

    Hello all painters! I am attaching 2 watercolour paintings photos and I would like your opinion, please! I have never taken any water colour classes. I made two painting and I followed a different method in each one! let me know what you think! Thanks a lot for your help! (well.. just in case... they...
    Posted to Critique My Artwork by Leticia Margarita on 30 May 2012

  • Re: Problems with Arches Watercolor Paper

    Hi Paul, I, too have had this problem with 140 lb cold press paper. I notice you first wrote about this almost a year ago. Has there been any resolution yet? Until I read your post I thought it was a bad batch of paper that I bought from a nationally known distributor, so I'm really glad to know...
    Posted to Watermedia by Ellene B on 18 Jul 2011

  • Critique anyone?

    Hello: My name is Harrison Collazo and I'm looking for honest, constructive critiques about my art in the hopes that I can learn to improve it. I just started my MFA in illustration at the Academy of Art of San Francisco and it would be nice to get feedback from different artists so that I can improve...
    Posted to Watermedia by hcollazo2000 on 25 Mar 2011

  • Critique requested, please.

    Hello: I'm new here and my name is Harrison Collazo. Recently I started my MFA in illustration at the Academy of Art in San Francisco (online studies only). I was introduced to the concept of networking which is why I joined this site, and would very much like a feedback on some of the work that...
    Posted to Critique My Artwork by hcollazo2000 on 17 Mar 2011

  • "Bury Brother"

    In this new painting, I'm trying to capture the bright New Mexico sun against my grandkids skin and clothes as they played at White Sands National Monument. It's transparent watercolor on a full sheet of 300 lb Arches rough. Some of the texture was created by applying acrylic molding paste prior...
    Posted to Member Gallery by woodyduncan on 28 Aug 2010
    Filed under: watercolor, Childhood, figurative, watercolour, child, children, watercolor portrait, watercolour painting., watercolor child, Realistic, sand, Little boy, watercolor painting, watercolor on paper, 24 X 30 IN, southwest, Southwest United States, watercolors, child portrait, little girl, light and shadow, Woody Duncan, figurative painting, Girl Child, sun, realistic portrait, southwest art, southwestern art, Southwest art, childhood fun, water color painting, portrait from photo, realistic painting, figuative, children portrait, children portraits, grankids, water color painting 22" x 30" Arches 300 lb cold press, Portrait children, portrait child, Watercolor ., figural

  • "Fire in the Hole"

    One of the many benefits of living in Albuquerque are the hot air balloons. This watercolor shows the crew team inflating the envelope early one morning. My center of interest is the flame from the propane burner. I used 300 lb Arches rough. Matted the painting will fit a 28 x 22 inch frame.
    Posted to Member Gallery by woodyduncan on 26 Feb 2010
    Filed under: watercolor, figurative, realism, watercolor people, watercolor painting, watercolor on paper, Woody Duncan, water color-figure, water color painting

  • "Different Tune"

    Another musician that we saw as we walked the New Orleans French Quarter last October. It seemed unusual to find a flute player on the street. This watercolor was done on 140 lb Arches stretched over a sheet of gator board. Matted and framed it will measure 28 x 22 inches.
    Posted to Member Gallery by woodyduncan on 7 Feb 2010
    Filed under: watercolor, watercolor people, Male figure, Male portrait, Transparent watercolor, watercolor portrait, music, Realistic, watercolor figurative, figure painting, watercolor painting, watercolor on paper, musician, Woody Duncan, transparent, musical, figurative painting, water color-figure, Watercolor Painting Portrait Instructions

  • "First Day of School"

    Pavina sent me a photo of her nephew on his first day of school. Have pity on his kindergarden teacher. The image is about 17 x 17 inches. I'm looking for a 22 x 22 inch frame. It's done in transparent watercolor on Arches 140 lb rough which I stretched over a piece of gator board. Of course...
    Posted to Member Gallery by woodyduncan on 20 Nov 2009
    Filed under: watercolor, portrait, Childhood, realism, watercolor people, child, children, youth, watercolor portrait, watercolor child, Realistic, watercolor painting, watercolor on paper, munch, child portrait, Woody Duncan, portrait painting

  • "Duct Tape Tuba"

    A memory of the French Quarter in New Orleans - this watercolor was painted on 140 lb Arches stretched over gator board - the painting is about 21 x 17 - when framed it will be 28 x 22 - Mardi Gras beads were added to help it look more like New Orleans
    Posted to Member Gallery by woodyduncan on 28 Oct 2009
    Filed under: watercolor, figurative, watercolor people, figure, watercolor portrait, music, figure painting, watercolor painting, watercolor on paper, 17x22", portraitt, musician, Woody Duncan, musical, figurative painting
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