Watercolor essentials

Watercolor Palettes are what I would consider the top three essentials for watercolor supplies. But what watercolor palette is best for you? And how do you go about choosing one?

Are you ready to up-level your watercolor supplies? When I first started, I didn’t know where to begin, so I found a list like this and started exploring. In this blog post, I’ll share a little bit about the types of supplies you need to get started with watercolor. Read on to learn more about my essentials and download my free supply list!

In this post I share the basic watercolor painting supplies beginners must have, as well as essential things they should know about.

Well at least she’s new to me. Geninne over at Geninne’s Art Blog is the creator of this lovely image, Edmund, king of the blooming magnoli...

Sometimes I think about what it would be like to be one of those people that comes over and organizes your home for you. I love organizing things, but I’m pretty sure I’m not good enough to be a professional home organizer. Mostly because in the end it’s not hyper organized, it’s just organized enough so that I can find all my stuff and my space doesn’t feel crazy.So if you’re looking for some practical organization of watercolor supplies, keep reading for how I organize my paper, brushes…

Check out this blog post where I share some of my favorite watercolor supplies (with links!) that I use almost every day!

Explore our exclusive pocket kits that make painting fun and easy. It contains all essentials: compact palette, paints, watercolor brush, sketchbook, allowing you to to paint anywhere.

What should I buy to begin working with watercolor? Do I need an expensive paper to paint in watercolor? Can I achieve the same results with cheap watercolors and school brushes? Do I need to make a big investment to start with this technique?