Do you have an empty sketchbook lying around? Or do you have a sketchbook that you abandoned halfway through? Either way, it’s time to learn how to fill a sketchbook…
Watercolour Painting
As a watercolourist, there is so much to learn about this wonderful transparent medium. Browse through this collection of articles that touch on everything from watercolour techniques to correcting mistakes; from painting supplies to step by step tutorials. These articles are suitable for painters of all levels!
5 Easy Ways to Overcome the Fear of the Blank Page
Do you ever feel a great rush of excitement when you buy a new sketchbook? But then a sudden dread casts over you like a dark cloud when you open…
The Best Life Lessons Watercolour Teaches You (5 Unique Takeaways)
Whether you’re a watercolour beginner or an experienced watercolourist, you might have discovered that there are many life lessons watercolour teaches you. Some lessons are fairly obvious such as learning…
7 Excellent Watercolour Habits to Empower Your Painting Practice
Practice radical honesty with yourself by answering the following question… “At some point in my watercolour journey, did I adopt any bad watercolour habits that hinder my painting process?” If…
5 Best Watercolour Layering Tips to Get Great Results
In order to become skilled at watercolour painting, you must understand how to layer watercolours properly. Watercolour is a transparent medium, after all. That means you need to understand how…
3 Awesome Watercolour Warmups to Help You Paint Better
Artists, athletes, musicians, and dancers all share something in common: They practice warmups before they dive into their crafts. So take a moment to reflect on this. Do you warm…
MeiLiang Watercolors Set of 52 Review
MeiLiang is a sub-brand of Paul Rubens that focuses on producing student grade art supplies. In the past, they launched a 36-colour and a 48-colour watercolour palette that were both…
How to Paint Lilac in Watercolour (5 Minute Tutorial)
Learning how to paint lilac in watercolour may seem complicated, but it’s actually much easier than it looks. This is especially true when you simplify the flower and render it…