This is my first study project using the fabulous book Watercolor Sketching by Paul Laseau. He really breaks things down nicely and simply. I’m inspired to keep trying his examples and learn more techniques.
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I’ll have to check this book out!
You totally should! I loved it!! 😃💕
[…] The book that started it all for me was a little book simply called Watercolor Sketching: An Introduction by Paul Laseau. Well, as I’ve mentioned before, it really all started with a tree that I quickly sketched, but by the next day I had completed my first little watercolor sketch from the book followed by others. […]