Realistic watercolor pear and leaves create a fun opportunity to play with color theory and explore different watercolor techniques! The watercolor leaves in this piece is where I really had a chance to play and explore—and they are definitely my favorite part of the entire illustration! I love the color play and the way that I can show off watercolor techniques in their simple shapes.
Read MoreWhen I saw the beautiful Blushing Phantom Butterfly I knew that I HAD to include it. It was just calling my name! And you know what? It’s so easy to recreate! This is one of those watercolor projects that takes some patience, but not a ton of watercolor skill to make look pretty spectacular! Easy watercolor tutorial for beginners? Yes please!
Read MoreFollow along with this loose watercolor poppy tutorial in order to create your own abstract watercolor flowers! In this tutorial I will show you how easy it is to paint loose watercolor flowers — specifically: watercolor poppies! #loosewatercolorflowers #watercolortechniques
Read MoreWhen I’m not drawing flowers, it seems that there’s always a wedding venue illustration on my desk! Either in watercolor or ink, doesn’t matter to me! Life needs balance, and my structured soul finds a little relief in going back to architecture illustrations that are a little more black and white and easier to compose than organic, whimsical florals.
Read MoreI fell in love with parrot tulips over 2 years ago and have been so excited to finally have a moment to create a watercolor illustration and tutorial for you!
Read MoreRemember that butterfly we drew together a few weeks ago? I’ve decided to share the watercolor process with you as well! I love the transparency in this butterfly—similar to the blue one that we did a few months ago—but one of my favorite aspects is the three-part wings! So so fun and pretty!
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