Splattering watercolor technique

If you're just getting into watercolors or you've been painting for a while, sometimes it's fun to just experiment with techniques that you don't normally use when painting. I usually only paint using the basic watercolor techniques (see #1-#3) , but some of these are really fun to play around with,

Polly Hill on Instagram: "I was recently asked if I had a special brush that allowed me to splatter the way I do. I replied “no special brush, it’s the experience in my wrist”. I can create controlled splatter regardless of the brush I use. It’s not the brush that’s special, it’s the artist. I think many underestimate the value of buttloads of practice (yes that is the official unit for practice 😛) and seek a quick fix like a special brush for example. And the same goes with creativity…

In this post, I explain what watercolor wet-on-wet effects are, essential tips to have in mind, and explain how to do techniques like blooms, splatters and runs.

Monali | Watercolour Artist | Sharing a floral bunch in watercolors using splatters which I had done long ago. Currently on vacation mode but will definitely try… | Instagram

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Hello, wonderful artists! Today, we're going to dive into the world of splattering, an exciting and expressive technique in watercolor painting that's sure to