Art Blog
Picking Your Perfect Watercolor Paper
Not all watercolor paper is created equal!
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Not all watercolor paper is created equal!
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The key to creating realistic birds is giving them a spark in their eye.
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You just need five basic colors — and a little something sparkly — to paint your own lifelike butterfly.
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Nothing, even white watercolor paint, can ever be as white as your paper. But with Kateri's clever shading tricks, you can make sure your whites have depth and create an atmosphere.
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Instructor Kateri Ewing walks you through her process for painting a detailed — but not too intensive — landscape with rich, fall colors.
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Don't be afraid of making painting mistakes! When you do, you can repurpose those mishaps into new creative projects.
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There's no need to capture every teeny-tiny detail when painting dragonflies. Learn a simplified approach here!
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When it comes to watercolor neutrals, you don't have to rely on pre-mixed tubes of earth tones and grays.
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Inspired to work with inks, Kateri Ewing tested out seven popular inks. Here's what she found.
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The shades that come from your tube or pan can be a bit dull. Looking for richer black hues? Mix your own!
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