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Watercolors (second attempt)

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Watercolors (second attempt)
aslemn
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2013-03-25, 05:58 PM
How did I only find out about these now?!

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2013-03-26, 03:30 AM
There's something deeply satisfying making something physical with your hands.

Have you tried Acrylics or Gouache? I highly recommend the Gouache book, you'd be hard pressed to find a better teacher than Rob Howard.
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2013-03-26, 04:24 AM
Amazing *-*

Watercolors are quite challenging but I've started to like them more and more during my 3 years in art school.
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2013-03-26, 04:58 AM
These are so opposite of your usual bold-coloured creepy drawings. These are so... peaceful. Easy on the eyes, while still being interesting enough to look at and enjoy the details.
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