American Watercolorさんのイラストまとめ

Painting glass still life can be a daunting prospect. In this demo, Catherine Hillis breaks down the process into four simple steps. https://t.co/d96fqTYgU4

A look at the watercolor paintings that have captured the spirit of the Western landscape and people over the ages. https://t.co/FZtUm5ugdH

Learn how Julie Gilbert Pollard uses studies to set the stage for her #watercolorpaintings. https://t.co/90TVysLe3P

The Transparent Watercolor Society of America is dedicated to advancing the stature of transparent watercolor. See which paintings took home top prizes.

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🎨: James McNeil Whistler Award of Merit: Sylvia Aruffo; Santeria Fortune Teller: 23.5″ x 16.5″

Jean Pederson continues her exploration of simplified subject matter and materials — this time with a few surprising additions to her portrait lineup. https://t.co/1FhN5APC9f

Richie Vios documents this moment in history with a series devoted to those on the front lines.

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🎨: “Husband and Wife Frontliners” (watercolor, 11 x 14 in.)

We celebrate Earth Day with a look at the work of Thomas Moran, whose landscapes helped popularize a love of nature.
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Mark Mehaffey shares the three criteria he used to jury the 11th Annual Signature American International Watermedia Exhibition. Plus, a sneak peek at some of the winners. https://t.co/OJ5QOFiL6K

Looking for an out-of-print exhibition catalog or just need some instant inspiration? The Getty Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art have got you covered with more than 2,000 free online books, catalogs, and research materials. https://t.co/yAzMHJSgbi

In this exclusive Q&A with Keiko Tanabe, we talk about her decision to give up a successful marketing career to paint full time and what she looks for in a painting subject: https://t.co/xNWi5qPbv5

🎨: “Florence Morning, Italy I” (watercolor, 14 x 20 in.)