A look at the paper, brushes and pigments I used to paint a soft pink rose in watercolour, working petal by petal with layering and glazing.

I've always been a little obsessive about color, obsessive enough to spend way too many evenings lining up watercolors on paper just to see how they really compare. This page isn't a finished project, it's a living library. Over the years I've pulled out the watercolors I own one by one and compared them by pigment code, and it keeps growing every time I add a new color. My full-spectrum watercolor pigment swatch chart, comparing colors across brands by pigment code. A quick

On the 5th of October, I welcomed five participants into a cozy café for a watercolour workshop that lasted an entire afternoon. They came from completely different walks of life, but within minutes, that didn't matter anymore. What brought them together was a shared curiosity for this quiet, unpredictable medium. I built the session around the fundamentals I return to again and again in my own practice: layering, wet on wet blending, and the patience it takes to build depth

Hello everyone, a few weeks ago my works got attention from an American Watercolour Society and I was asked for an interview. My interview was published today. I am featured as a ‘Guest Artist’ on their website. I am like the cat who's stolen the cream. I wanted to share my happiness and excitement with you. You can reach the full interview from the link below. Thank you all for all your support, messages and comments since I started my watercolour journey. You motivate me a

Autumn has always been my favourite season while many favourites the Spring or the Summer. It is special for me as I am just in love with the mellow beauty of Autumn. I am blown away with the variety of the colours in this beautiful time of the year. As a watercolour artist the vibrant orange colours appeal to my constant desire for change. I painted few Autumn paintings previously. I studied two of them from a reference photo I took myself. One of them was awarded in an onli

Hello everyone! Here's a mini tutorial on how to paint a fuchsia flower in watercolour. I worked from a reference photo kindly shared by Chris Martin. In the video, you'll see my full process: the colours I used, the wet-on-wet technique, and how I build up layers to bring the petals to life. There's a full-length voice-over version of this tutorial on Patreon. This was my very first tutorial, so thank you for your patience. I'm excited to see how these evolve over time. I ho