Discover How Michael Solovyev Paints His watercolor Masterpieces!

In this podcast series, we interview pro watercolor artists to get tips and advice on how to become a successful watercolor artist.
In this episode, we interview Michael Solovyev, a world-renowned watercolor artist. Michael shares with us tips on how to improve your watercolor painting skills, as well as advice on how to become a successful professional watercolor artist. Tune in to hear what Michael has to say!
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[@EPCArtCoursesSpain]

Really learned so much from this interview, always enjoy your interviews Gabriel!

[@bleuvertetforetdepin7308]

i'm quite in awe about how many topics and layers you've been covering in only 45 min . i will dearly hold on the " as an artist , you need to focus more on emotions , then realism part " i really needed to hear that . thank you Gabriel .

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Thank you for sharing and please continue to enjoy the future interviews

[@naomiruthie]

Super great interview!! Thank you for what you do Gabriel!!

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Thank you for returning and sharing 💕

[@soulofearth2111]

Very interesting interview! Michael is very talented artist and intelligent man.

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

What was your favorite part?

[@soulofearth2111]

@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I like how he speaks about watercolor, that watercolor is your partner and you should listen to it. Very wise!

[@ashleyhawkeswatercolor]

Love this guy! Another epic interview! ✨

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

What was you favorite part?

[@ashleyhawkeswatercolor]

@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors hard to choose a favorite part, but it resonated with me when he talked about practice; painting every day, being willing to to throw away paper. Basically that you will only improve as much as you work at it.

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

@@ashleyhawkeswatercolor that’s so good.

[@debbiesweeney726]

This was a great, very interesting interview! Thanks!

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Which part was interesting to you?

[@debbiesweeney726]

I really enjoyed his overall approach, he's so open. His belief that you have to trust watercolor, you can't control it. These statements stuck with me: never give up, stay hungry, and watercolor is just water versus oil, pastels, etc. His take on the future of watercolor and how it's changing in other countries - loved his mention of Japanese transparency. You had great questions and afforded him an excellent platform!

[@scarletisbell8520]

Great interview! His painting skills are amazing. His book has been on my radar I'm going to have to get it now for sure. How about an interview with Daniel Marshall?

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Let me see what I can do