Showing posts with label bird on branch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird on branch. Show all posts

Thursday, November 3, 2016


This is one of my latest bird paintings. I actually created a timelapse video of the painting process of this little guy! I felt it festive to subtly add in some juicy red berries in this painting. Tis *almost* the season... The cool colors of this bird really capture the essence of winter itself. I am going to be adding this bird painting up on my Etsy art shop within the next couple days.

Saturday, October 22, 2016

Here is another bird I have recently painted. It is one of my more detailed watercolors. Although I love the simplicity watercolor can bring, I also enjoy adding lots of detail to feathers, eyes, and backgrounds as well! As you can tell, this painting is more structured than the last watercolor bird I posted. By this, I mean that I was more controlling over where I wanted the colors to go. This painting relies a lot on layers, letting the art dry every two-three applications and then re-working back in with more dark, contrasted colors. It involved a lot of buildup, whereas the song-bird painting posted below was all about letting the watercolor be free! I enjoy both types of technique when it comes to watercolor, precisely due to the fact that each can produce a completely different feel and look than the other. More like this here are listed in my updated Etsy shop, take a gander at my selection of artwork! I'd truly appreciate it:


For this exact painting in my shop, go here: