Tamiko McCurry

That color is awesome!! Love this, Tamiko!

Beautiful!

I love your lovely lady!

This is already lovely Tamiko! Your glazing is working very very well!! 👏🏻❤️😍

Nice. I have yet to try Hahnemühle paper.

Love your sunflowers! # Hahnemühle paper rocks!

Lovely!

Beautiful, Tamiko! 😍

I have them on my wish list 🙂

Yeah, I haven’t really worked out if it makes a difference, and I can’t really tell the difference with most honey when I eat it.
As a kid I found that most tube paint dried out much faster than I could use it. So far, the M Graham does better on that front. But I haven’t tried any brands that are supposed to set up better, because in my climate…[Read more]

I’m just fascinated with M. Grahams as they are made with blackberry honey..not just any honey, but blackberry honey. lol

I’ve got a 12 half pan metal paint box. It came with student grade watercolor paint, and after experimenting with it, I replaced the most useless colors with M Graham’s landscape set. That got me a couple classic earth pigments, a useful blue and a green and violet. After I experimented with those, I added an earth red. I can get good skin tones…[Read more]

Thanks for your reply I take a small kit most of the time but I need and or want take the En Plein air pro setup some times just haven’t figured out in what.

I love her palettes. I reach for the brights palette more often than my Sennliers. It has beautiful reds, blues and purples.

My kit (such as it is) is a watercolor journal, A5 size, a 12 half pan metal watercolor box, a fountain pen and 2 water brushes. I only use about 7 pans in my set. All that fits easily in a wide range of bags. You can get lots fancier, but most of my successful watercolor paintings have only used 3-4 pigments anyway. The only tricky part is a 12…[Read more]