Watercolor Painting from the basics! Learn by doing projects

Begin your watercolor journey by exploring multiple techniques and basic tools, using brushes and pen painting to express your creativity. Pace yourself, enjoy the process, and learn step by step.

Discover watercolor basics by exploring brush types and essential materials, then set up a workspace. Practice color mixing and techniques—wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry—on a color-gradation grid using a limited palette.

Learn to create varied strokes with two brushes, using water on the brush to control color flow and intensity of green and blue, while practicing patience to build painting expertise.

Apply water base with brush to create a foundation for your designs, then apply color and let the water carry it across the paper to form banners and waves.

Practice first color degradation exercises in watercolor, creating left-to-right gradations with water, correcting with a towel, and applying blue, green, yellow, brown, and pink tones.

Explore color mixing in watercolor by creating overlapping circles, layering red, green, and yellow, and using water to soften edges for a cohesive composition.

paint a watermelon from scratch using the provided color palette on high-density paper; start with soft lines, create a green foundation, blend red with yellow for light, and finalize.

Practice peaches in watercolor using layered colors, brush textures, and a warm yellow background to emphasize light, with leaves and tones ranging from red to green.