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link to Beautiful Bluebird in Watercolor

Beautiful Bluebird in Watercolor

All the students did well with this easy watercolor tutorial The beautiful bluebird was one the top watercolor cards last year - easy to paint and their friends couldn't stop talking about the...

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link to Easy Watercolor Cards With Flowers

Easy Watercolor Cards With Flowers

Reference Photo These easy watercolor cards really stand out with beautiful colors and a unique look that combines straight borders broken by cheerful flowers. Beginners loved their results with...

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link to Improve Your Watercolor Tulips with Simple Techniques

Improve Your Watercolor Tulips with Simple Techniques

Improve your watercolor tulip paintings with these easy techniques - paint the dark areas first, then the light areas, and add a light background. Trace this outline for a quick watercolor floral...

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link to How to Make the Perfect Backboard – Easy!

How to Make the Perfect Backboard – Easy!

The perfect backboard for watercolor painting should be waterproof and just bigger than your watercolor paper. Being light weight is a plus for a watercolor backboard. Make your own long lasting...

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link to How to Make and Use Graphite Paper with Watercolor Painting

How to Make and Use Graphite Paper with Watercolor Painting

Graphite paper is a valuable tool with watercolor painting, as it allows artists to keep the surface of their watercolor paper clean and unmarred. Tape the outline or photo to the top of the...

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link to How to Paint an Easy Pine Cone in Watercolor

How to Paint an Easy Pine Cone in Watercolor

Pine cones are easy to paint in watercolor when you use an outline and washes of color. Add a wet on wet background and the realistic pine cone looks even sharper! Beginners - give this a...

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WELCOME!

Watson Watercolor is a free watercolor school where you can have fun while learning to paint on your own schedule.

These easy to follow lessons are brought to you by artist Deb Watson, who is passionate about teaching watercolor.

Whether you’re a beginning painter or experienced artist, you’ll find loads of helpful watercolor tips and step by step tutorials, with clear explanations and demo videos from her popular You Tube Channel.

Drawing is optional, as traceable outline pages or reference photos are included.

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