Here is a selection of my recent Watercolour Sketch a Day images starting with today’s.
“Wave Energy” 7 years, 203 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day!
“Red Mountain” 7 years, 201 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day!
“Inviting” 7 years, 200 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day!
“Bringer of Life” 7 years, 196 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day!
“Haven” 7 years, 191 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day!
The first 4 images are on Pleinly Watercolour paper – 100% Cotton, 300gsm Cold Press & the last image is on Arches Watercolour paper – 100% Cotton, 300gsm Cold Press.
Paints used are Kuretake Gansai Tambi & Sumikondo Japanese Watercolours, Daniel Smith and Winsor & Newton Watercolours.
Last weekend, I ordered a Pleinly 8″ x 12″ sketchbook via Amazon. I’ve been researching their Watercolour Easel package and am about to buy it. When you buy the Easel package you get the sketchbook below with it.
I have used it on my last three Watercolour Sketch a Day’s (below) and have to say that I am impressed with what I’ve seen so far. Every type of Watercolour paper handles differently and although I am still getting used it, I’m having a lot of fun. 🙂
A few things I’ve noticed are that it can take a lot of water, it feels different to touch and paint on than other cold press 300gsm 100% cotton papers/sketchbooks I’ve tried. Considering it has 52 pages and it is 300gsm, the sketchbook is quite light. I haven’t painted on the back of the page yet, but I am confident the paper will take it.
“Headland” 7 years, 83 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day
“Light Interceding” 7 years 84 days of a Watercolour Sketch a Day
“Alpine Design” 7 years 85 days of a watercolour Sketch a day (Yesterday)
Later on, I will do another post and make some further comments. Can’t wait to do today’s sketch! 🙂
I seem to do a lot seascapes. I live about 45 minutes to an hour from the nearest beach so I don’t get a lot of time to spend near the water. The painting below is another one from the imagination.
Like a lot of people, I guess I find the ocean/waves relaxing, even if I cannot get there, I love to recreate the feeling/sight at home.
Baohong Aquarelle 100% Pure Cotton Rough Watercolour paper
I’ve been wanting to explore this subject for some time. I’ve just recently joined the ‘Seascape Art’ group on Facebook and have been marvelling at the creations of artists much more experienced than I. The paintings on there are quite inspiring!
Materials used above are:
A5 Aquarelle 100% Cotton Cold Press sketchbook purchased from Amazon
Kuretake Gansai Tambi Japanese Watercolours
Aquawash Brushes
White Gel pen
Colours used: Turquoise Green Deep; Indigo and White
Have to say that I am happy with my first attempt. Looking forward to doing this subject on higher quality paper.