Why Watercolor Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Stress
There are a lot of hobbies people recommend for stress. Walking, reading, cooking, knitting. Most of them work to some... Read more
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Watercolor Painting With Kids: How to Make It Work for Everyone at the Table
Watercolor is one of the few creative activities that genuinely works for adults and children at the same time, in... Read more
How to Paint Loose Watercolor Florals: A Beginner's Guide
Flowers are probably the single most painted watercolor subject in the world, and for good reason. They are forgiving. They... Read more
Why Four Colors Are All You Need: The Beginner's Guide to a CMYK Watercolor Palette
Most beginner watercolor advice tells you to start with a limited palette. Six colors, maybe eight. A warm and cool... Read more
Watercolor Paper for Beginners: What Actually Matters and Why
Most watercolor frustration is not a technique problem. It is a materials problem. And within materials, paper is the most... Read more
Gouache vs Watercolor: An Honest Comparison for Beginners
Gouache and watercolor sit next to each other in the art supply aisle, they come in similar tubes and pans,... Read more
Urban Sketching for Beginners: How to Start, What to Carry, and Why Your Paint Matters More Than You Think
Urban sketching is one of the most satisfying creative habits you can build. You carry a small kit, you sit... Read more
The Watercolor Techniques That Look Best With Transparent, Concentrated Paint
Most watercolor technique guides treat all paint the same. They walk you through the techniques in a neutral way, as... Read more
The Watercolor Artist Gift Guide: What to Buy for the Painter in Your Life
Buying a gift for a watercolor artist feels harder than it is. You worry about getting the wrong brand, duplicating... Read more
Why Peerless DryColor Is the Best Watercolor for Travel (And What to Know Before You Fly)
If you paint with watercolors and you travel, you have probably wondered at some point whether your paints are going... Read more
Watercolor Art Journaling Supplies for Beginners: What You Actually Need (And What to Skip)
Starting a watercolor art journal sounds like it requires a lot of setup. A whole kit, a proper workspace, the... Read more
How to Mix Watercolors Without Getting Muddy Colors
You mixed a beautiful blue and a warm red, fully expecting a rich, glowing purple. What you got instead looked... Read more