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The Magic of Watercolors

byShikha GoelOnline, Studio in Electronic City & Events across BengaluruStarts from1,200 per personView full gallery

Watercolors are all about letting go and enjoying the flow. Whether you are painting soft landscapes or vibrant florals, my classes are a space to find peace through the brush.

Aadya practicing her watercolor skills with this lovely painting of a church. Watercolors are perfect for creating soft light and atmospheric effects.

A beautiful watercolor painting of two horses by Myra. She did a wonderful job with the wet-on-wet technique to create the soft, blended colors of their coats.

A vibrant watercolor sunset over the ocean. This is a great stress-relieving exercise, letting the colors flow and blend to create a beautiful, fiery sky.

Navya's serene watercolor scene of a view from a window. The soft colors and delicate flowers create a very calm and beautiful landscape painting.

A charming watercolor painting of a window with blue shutters and flowers. This piece is a great example of using watercolors to create a bright and cheerful architectural sketch.

Yejun's watercolor splash landscape. He had fun letting the colors bleed into each other to create this dreamy, atmospheric mountain scene.

Vaishnavi's watercolor painting of Lord Vishnu. She carefully layered the colors to create the details of his form and ornaments, a great practice in control and precision.

A student's work on a large watercolor painting of Lord Vishnu. This shows the process of building up colors and details in a complex traditional piece.

A student's watercolor painting focusing on human anatomy. This beautiful piece captures the graceful posture and form of a woman by the water.

A student practicing monochrome painting with watercolors. This study of a bluebird and an eye is a great exercise in understanding value and tone using just one color.

About The Magic of Watercolors

Watercolors can look intimidating with their fluid nature, but in my studio, we start simple. We focus on controlling the water, not just the paint. Whether it's a wet-on-wet technique or dry brushing, I will show you how to layer your washes so you do not end up with a muddy result. It is not about getting every stroke perfect on your first try, but about learning how the pigment interacts with the paper while we have some fun.

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