Getting Started with Watercolors
Watercolors are a versatile medium that allows for both soft washes and vibrant details. Learning how to control water, pigment, and paper is key to creating expressive and professional-looking artwork. Our tutorials guide you step by step, making the learning process engaging and approachable.
Brushes
Selecting the right brushes impacts your precision and the fluidity of your strokes. We explain the differences between round, flat, and detail brushes.
Paper
Watercolor paper comes in various textures and weights, influencing how pigment flows and absorbs. Learn which paper suits your style best.
Pigments
From vibrant to subtle hues, understanding your paints ensures your colors remain lively and blend harmoniously.
Techniques to Explore
Watercolor techniques range from basic washes to complex layering. Beginners learn foundational approaches, while more experienced artists can explore advanced blending and effects.

Wet-on-Wet
Blend colors seamlessly by applying pigment to wet paper.

Dry Brush
Achieve texture and detail by using a drier brush for controlled strokes.

Layering
Build depth by layering transparent washes.
Creative Projects

Mini Landscapes
Experiment with gradients, skies, and reflections in small, manageable pieces.

Floral Compositions
Learn to layer petals and foliage for realistic depth and softness.

Abstract Watercolor
Play with freeform washes, textures, and blending for expressive creations.

Pattern and Texture
Combine colors and techniques to explore new visual effects and develop your signature style.
Hear from Our Students

AquaBaseArt made watercolor accessible to me. The step-by-step guidance was clear and inspiring.
Koko Odzava

I never thought I could create such delicate washes. Their exercises really helped me improve.
Minako Kubota

The tips and projects gave me confidence to experiment with color and texture.
