Watercolor & Gouache
Welcome to my watercolor and gouache gallery! Here, you’ll find a collection of my artwork created with these vibrant and expressive mediums. Although I only started exploring watercolor and gouache in 2023, I’ve quickly fallen in love with the unique textures and endless possibilities they offer. I invite you to journey with me as I continue to grow and experiment in this exciting new chapter of my artistic exploration.
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Flowers
I realized I haven’t painted flowers much. Watching others paint them makes it seem easy, but it’s trickier than I thought! I aimed for a loose, effortless look, but my brush had other plans—ending up with sharper edges instead. Still,… Continue reading
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Look at this abandoned house. It was supposed to look haunted, but the colors make it look welcoming. Continue reading
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I love this lose painting of the tunnel on the way to Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs Site. Continue reading
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Sunset
My first watercolor adventure: diving into vibrant hues to capture the sun’s descent, where warm and cool tones collide in an exciting blend. Continue reading
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Blue
Exploring the depths of watercolor, I let the waves guide my brush, capturing the rhythm and flow of the ocean’s endless motion. In this quiet exploration of watercolor, I let the gentle hues of blue guide me through serene mountains… Continue reading
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This is the first detailed watercolor piece I’ve ever created. I’ve loved capturing the many shades of green found in nature. In this painting, I focused on the quiet beauty of leaves, their soft details and the way their colors… Continue reading
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In this painting, I’ve captured a serene sunset scene with windmills standing against the vibrant sky. The colors and silhouettes blend brought a captivating memories. Continue reading
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Feeling inspired by my recent work, I tackled this detailed piece of orange mushrooms on a tree trunk. I love how the vibrant orange stands out with bright yellow highlights. Continue reading
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I’ve had so much fun with watercolor, but I wanted to try something new and explore more layering. Gouache offers that extra flexibility while still feeling like watercolor. I’m excited about this first piece, even though I’m still practicing. Continue reading