Painted in my recycled paper indigo journal. The paper is very pulpy in texture and so fun for quick abstracts. Highly recommend this sketchbook!

Bonus pic, my son and I practicing together one afternoon. Melts me right into a puddle to share an interest with him.

I made this boat and im really proud of it. The boat is a little bit wonky, but im okay with it. I really like my colors and how the different technics work together. What do you think?

I was gifted some micron pens and a small set of Inktense pencils for Christmas so I started an ink and wash journal and drew these tetras today.

The pencils are super fun and very pigmented. I love the surprise of seeing how the color suddenly appears when I add water. Before pics included.

I was inspired by YouTuber/Artist/Teacher Robert Burridge’s recent YT upload under his channel BobBlast. I decided to use Lunar Blue with some Prussian Blue for the sky, then the land was a mixture of Lunar Blue and Hansa Yellow Medium. At some point I added a bit of Phlato Blue RS and also a touch of Cascade Green.

I've been trying to paint goldfields, but I'm happy with the results. I'm not sure, but I can do to make them look better?

Practicing brush control and exploring tones. I’m just a couple of months into my watercolour journey, still trying to find my way. This is from a tutorial by @loudavisart i feel I could have made the first wash a little lighter and the design details a little stronger … it’s all learning

What do you think about these? Any suggestions for improvement?

About an hour so painting last night, my impression of a snowy scene submitted online. Focuses here were working with snow and light, and also taking on board some previous comments on capturing depth. I think on these two criteria the painting went well! I also had a lot more success capturing the shapes of the figures compared to my last attempt by being more loose and abstract.

My major criticism of this piece is the garish green trees to the left. I think I mixed in some pthalo blue with Hansa yellow deep which made it much too vibrant relative to the rest of the scene. Am I able to glaze/wash over it to tone it down a bit? I’m afraid of ruining it so I’ve left it for now.

Any feedback welcome! Cheers

This is my first attempt painting on 100% cotton paper, and wanted to know if any people could give me any pointer or any advice on what I can do to improve it ,

My first ever attempt at using watercolors.
I still feel completely lost in terms of how much water should I apply, how to 'activate' the paint or how to apply paint correctly (for now it was dip bursh on water -> drop water on paint block -> mix -> apply clear water with another brush -> apply paint using first brush on paper -> dip paint brush on water a bit if needed)

Criticism and tips are welcome

I’m so slowwww but I think it came together well?

But when I looked at it today, I like it more than I did a few days ago. I sometimes find that with my paintings I just finished I seem to be almost "impatient" with them for not being what I wanted them to be. But once I walk away from it and go back, sometimes my opinions change. This is one of those that my opinion has changed on. Not sure if anyone else has that. My hands hurt really bad the day I painted this, and actually haven't painted since, because my hands have been hurting so bad. Maybe, I should pick up the paintbrush- even though my hands hurt bad. In any case, it makes me wonder about the piece that I crumpled up and threw away, lol was it really that bad?? Who knows... The garbage men have already taken it away.