Let's help aware each other of good water color artists. Pic by Liu Yi
Besides the obvious choices of people like Sargent, Zorn, Wyeth and Homer, I like William Russell Flint a lot
>>2562997
>>2563000
I also am fond of Rodin's watercolours, though they may not be what you are looking for. More here:
http://illustrationart.blogspot.ca/2013/10/simpler-is-better.html
What are some good resources for learning watercolor paint? I'm trying to get into this after spending my entire life just doing pen/pencil drawings. I have a good grasp of gesture and anatomy but I want to branch out and add color to my art. I hear watercolor is a bitch to learn but I love how it looks. Any suggestions? Here's a pic to keep in with the thread theme.
This might not be the most impressive piece, but I find it really comfy. Especially the way the houses in the middle are painted. I think I like it because the style reminds me of 80's children's book illustrators. Anyone know more like this?
>>2562976
lanky ass arms
Good water colorists are so hard to find
Found out about Joseph Zbukvic a couple days ago
Marc Taro Holmes
>>2563087
>Good water colorists are so hard to find
This is true. For some reason good taste becomes even more important when using watercolor.
>>2563040
The tea, milk, and honey process is good to keep in mind:
>https://citizensketcher.com/paintings/
Also, I just got Learn Watercolor the Edgar Whitney way. It's great
>>2563097
someone pirate that shit
