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My Watercolor Sketchbook: Floral Art and Painting Classes in Bengaluru

byPavnaOnline, Cubbon Park & across BengaluruStarts from499 per personView full gallery

You know, some days I just need to paint to feel like myself again. This is my little watercolor sketchbook—a collection of loose florals and nature doodles that keep me grounded, one brushstroke at a time.

A closer look at a vibrant floral bouquet I painted. I focus on teaching how to layer colors and use simple brushstrokes to create these lively compositions.

Creating a floral wreath is a meditative process. This piece was painted during one of our park sessions, using a simple and repetitive technique that is very relaxing.

A satisfying look at a floral wreath painting coming together against my gouache palette. This style combines simple line work with soft watercolor washes.

My painting setup on the sands of Gokarna. Inspiration can strike anywhere, and having a portable watercolor kit means you can capture beauty wherever you find it.

This painting was done live at a cafe, capturing the bougainvillea blooming just outside. It shows how you can practice urban sketching and find subjects anywhere.

A practice sheet filled with one stroke flowers in a warm, sunny palette. Regular practice like this is key to building confidence with watercolors.

A detailed study of a hibiscus flower, focusing on the delicate blend of pink and yellow in its petals. This is a great exercise for learning color blending techniques.

A landscape painting of trees against a city backdrop. Even though I love florals, I also enjoy the challenge of capturing the different greens of foliage.

An experimental piece combining loose watercolor with fine line ink details. Mixing media is a fun way to develop your own unique artistic style.

I love experimenting with different color palettes, like these blue roses. My classes encourage you to play with color and not be afraid to try something new.

About My Watercolor Sketchbook

You really do not need fancy gear or years of training to start. Most of these pieces were done using just a portable palette and some decent paper, often while sitting at a cafe or sprawled out on the grass at Cubbon Park. The trick I always tell my students is to stop chasing perfection and just let the colors flow where they want to—that is where the real magic happens.

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