Articles related to "Watercolor Artist"

In 2004 I had the pleasure of writing an article about artists in the state of Idaho. There I met a wonderful watercolor artist by the name of Susan Kirsch.

How to use household objects in your paintings, from sponges to toothbrushes and beyond.

When painting with botanicals, flowers and leaves are crushed, smashed, and rubbed to release their natural juices, making interesting patterns and washes.

Renowned Romantic painter and father of Impressionism, J.M.W. Turner, spent many months in Yorkshire, and this article follows his journey through the countryside.