This is the first of its kind post on Designzzz. The reason this subject of watercolor paintings is selected because these paintings cannot carry as much detail as other routine oil or digital paintings.
That is due to the fact that watercolours are not that sophisticated with gradients and swirls. This aspect makes it the most aspiring brand of art, hence we are sharing a collection 20 watercolor paintings from all over the internet. And as usual, all the image names are properly linked back to the sources, just click them if you would like a large scale image.
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What do you think about these kind of posts? Please comment
Eagle Harbor
Mask
Butterfly Effect
Escape from the Sky
Where Time Stands Still
At First Glance
Watercolor Portrait
Signs of a Trawlerman
Vanya
Forest of Wings
Qolsharif Mosque
Jesus
Oak Creek Sentinel
I See You
Princess Kaguya
Brother
Color Me!
Hotel Rubi
This is an awesome post, one of my favourite yet, but I think you’ll find some of these are actually acrylics, not watercolour. They’re made to look like watercolour though, so I guess it doesn’t really matter. (but you may want to mentioned some are acrylic or acrylic-watercolour just in case someone wants to try it out too)
Particularly loved ‘At First Glance’
And Lora Zombie was totally necessary for this, eh?
awesome great work
thanks!!!
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@Calem Bendell What can I say, I was afraid of this, that some of them might be acrylic. But you know, all the sources say that these are WATER-PAINTINGS, so I just believed them.
I love them all. I’m amazed at how people can make their minds dictate their hands in a nice way and come up with these masterpieces. Thanks for sharing.
@Rugby Shirts
You’re spot on. one needs to dedicate it all, only then he could be able to create such a masterpiece.
you forgot this one
http://vimeo.com/12428605
Very naice kaamal ki pi c hain kubsorat yaaar gr8
I’ve always wondered what goes through the minds of these creative artist to come up with such kinds of inspiration.
@Faraz
Thanks for your comment and appreciation
@fajas colombianas
Yes it does take a serious amount of imagination to create something like this. But if you wanna make a masterpiece, I got a method for you. Get really really drunk…. Then try to draw a few circles, you just might end up creating a masterpiece.
Some of your examples have good technique, others have interesting subject matter. But none are AMAZING or Masterpieces and as others have commented some aren’t even watercolours.
I know art is very subjective but get a grip!
@weegieschemie
I apologize for disappointing you.
As far as the their legitimacy as being a watercolour is concerned, well I answered that already. And they are amazing or not, well that is just a personal opinion. I hope the next time I call something AMAZING, it will be amazing for you.
@weegieschemie
It’s been mentioned that some of these aren’t watercolour, but it’s really not that important. Some people love this kind of work, especially since some of it is by young artists, and there is no need to bring others down (not to mention kind of pathetic, particularly after you state yourself that art is subjective).
If you’re going to try and be a critic, you have to be more thorough than that.
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In the meantime, ‘get a grip’
My favorite is the Tim Burton-esque Jesus
Complimenti per vostra profesionalità,creativita e sensibilità artistica, volevo essere informato come poso ,e posibile,inserire mie opere nel vostro apprezzato sito.GRAZIE e un saluto da Dusan
@DUSAN
(Long Live Google Translate) I understood your comment and thanks a lot for your generous appreciations. I’ll be soon featuring you in a post at Designzzz.
I think they’re all paintings that deserve credit for technique or concept. A great list!
Only one of these could even be acrylic and that’s the mask, near the top… all the rest are either watercolor or gauche (which still counts… just acts differently and colors are more solid).
@Riles
Really, Mask…. I had doubts about the last one, but Mask…. Really……
@Riles
I know some of these artists and based knowing whether or not they are watercolour (which has already been addressed and was irrelevant before and after it was mentioned). If you were going to guess that one was *not* watercolour… you could’ve at least made a better guess
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@Tayyab
I am soooo sorry if my first comment started people thinking about some of these not being watercolour and if they feel the need to mention it again and again because of me.
No hard feelings?
@CalemBendell
O come on, you are one our most precious readers.
In fact, critiques like yours will help me in my career. Don’t feel bad
the first one, named Eagle Harbor. you wouldn’t happen to know where this is a painting of, or who the artist is, would you?
Here’s the link to the source page, all the detail I found about that picture is a word “Pegasus Cafe” which I don’t think would be much helpful, but you may find something that I didn’t http://www.watercolor.org/GalleryPages/Fall09.htm
un consiglio :inserite un traduttore per le lingue cosi chi capiamo meglio GRAZIE E UN CARO SALUTO DA DUSAN
@Dusan Certo farà grazie per il suggerimento:)
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
CARO STAFF,E POSSIBILE INSERIRE UN TRADUTTORE PER LE LINGUE COSI POSIAMO COLABORARE MEGLIO, NON PARLO INGLESE,E HO FATTO UNA DOMANDA/E POSSIBILE AVERE RISPOSTA/ COME POSSO INSERIRE MIE OPERE NELL HOME PAGE DI VOSTRO APPREZZATO SITO. UN CARO SALUTO E VI AUGURO MOLTA CREATIVITà E SENSIBILITà ARTISTICA ,DA DUSAN
Cari Dusan
Io non parlo italiano, ma ho fatto rispondere in inglese che saremo pubblicare il vostro lavoro presto, spero entro questa settimana.
Sto utilizzando Google Translate per convertire questa frase in italiano, non importa se la traduzione mechine fa una gaffe.
they really gives me feel much much better
i like the Jesus most of all
thx
Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice work!!!