I spent a good majority of 2017-2018 working on a little something called Watercolor With Me: In The Forest. It’s a totally unique watercolor project book filled with FIFTY painting tutorials inspired by all things nature.
Sometimes all you need is a piece of art to fill a certain space or to add a pop of colour to your decor.
Painting flowers is a soothing practice that can sometimes take a little patience. With a loose style of watercolour painting, you can experiment with the medium and allow yourself to give up a little bit of control.
As the new year began we probably all created a big list of goals we want to reach during this new year.
So you want to start watercolour painting, but you don’t know where to begin. There are a few essential tools you’ll need that I will be covering in a variety of posts to help you understand the benefits and disadvantages of different supplies.
It’s been feeling a lot like Christmas over on the Wonder Forest YouTube channel lately. The Holiday Card series will teach you how to create lovely, unique cards that you can send to your family and friends this season.
Happy Black Friday! As many of you know, I run an online members only Watercolour Workshop where I teach the fundamentals, tips and tricks of watercolour painting.
As soon as the cold weather hits, out come my crochet hooks! It’s like an automatic reaction I have to winter.
Fall. The season of falling leaves, cozy fires, spiced apple cider, and the realization that the holidays are going to be here any second.
Traveling provides a great source of inspiration for art, and some of the best art is captured when we immerse ourselves in new and exciting environments.
Art anxiety. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, or like me, you’re just creating art for the sheer joy of it, we all can suffer from that agonizing fear that stops us from putting pen, or paint, to paper.
