Wet Paper Seascape in Watercolor

[@adamw2621]

Great composition on this one Grant. The eye is immediately drawn to that little bit of land then in there where you negatively rendered that scruff vegetation and branches in.

[@45NCT]

Grant, your reflections are always amazing! Great dimension on this one.

[@grantwfuller]

Thanks all for your kind words.

[@silviasunesen7649]

Amazing. Love the colour and finishing touches so much more life than the reference photo Thank you for another terrific painting lesson

[@arlenemurphy804]

Grant, this is so beautiful. Going to class tomorrow and have a seascape with a lighthouse to start. Can't wait

[@jennifermitchell706]

I've been struggling with the wet in wet style of painting, and your video was a tremendous help to me, thanks so much

[@rosemaryclark610]

Like it a lot! I've been busy with a brand new grandbaby being born this past Saturday, but I'm going to try this one as soon as life settles a little bit. It's lovely!

[@grantwfuller]

+Rosemary Clark congratulations Rosemary, you will be busy for a while now

[@margaretporzenheim961]

Beautiful! A wonderful lesson in artistic rendering.

[@rimutg3389]

Omg.. 😍 it Looks 100 times more beautiful than the real reference photo.. Learning a lot from u.. Ty Sir and keep up the grt work..

[@wolfgangflink8546]

Wonderful. I love it.

[@happyhappy8746]

Fantastic

[@wasimakram15]

hi, grant wonderful. which paper you have used in your painting?which brand of watercolor paper you use most?

[@alessandracompagno7030]

Stupendo

[@romapaul764]

Nice

[@judycozon4081]

Practice practice........I wish I could be faster with the wet/damp paper........It makes such a difference if it does not dry too quickly!

[@grantwfuller]

+Judy Cozon Hi Judy, the weight of paper, amount of water and the humidity in the air all affect the drying time. You're right, practice. See you soon.