u/TheMeowOfCathulhu

Watercolor and liners.

After posting some of my works at watercolor subs some people have advised me to post here since they might think it will be a fit. I do aim mostly for the process but sometimes the outcomes turn out nice. Hope you like it 💜

I've started drawing and painting maybe half a year ago and today I kinda unprompted drew a mandala like image. It was oddly therapeutic and I will make more in the future.

Watercolor and fineliner. I will probably add a bit more shadow later on but i kinda feel good on how this turned out.

What type of liners do you use when you first use ink then wash? The ones that I have currently are not waterproof.

Imaginary mushroom. First image i drew without reference, feel like it unlocked something.

Iris flower - looks nice but once you take a closer look its a lot more complicated. Those petals just go all over the place.

Failed with the pizza, the avocado is nice. Loose watercolor is a big challenge for me if I dont have a super well defined sketch I struggle. I think the avocado went well because its so simple and pizza sadly is what it is.

Once again gotta keep it up daily. Ink and watercolor. It ended up a little wonky and assimetrical but I still like it.

When i started few months ago I was so disappointed how much i sucked so I abandoned the whole project. I returned and decided that every day I will do a little sketch. Doesn't have to be much. And I actually made progress this way, well at least I no longer hate them. Ink and watercolor.