u/Bee553

Hello !
The art (a realism try with a very fluffy horse) is a filler, I just hate to post only text x) !

I have been a watercolor artist for the longest time but never really learned watercolor, just did what felt right.
However, after years working mainly in digital, I want to come back to my roots, and push my skills.

There is tons of videos and tutorials out there, so I'd ilke to ask you ffor recommendation of great watercolor artists to learn that helped you in your journey !

Thank you in advance !

Hello !
I just landed in this subreddit, and I wanted to say hi !
I'm officially a pet portraitist but really I'm more of an equine artist

I'm slowly trying to get back into watercolor, these are from last year, so before I paint anything new, feel free to send some constructive criticism, I know I don't play enough with the white for the highlights on my paintings !

Anyway, nice to meet you

Hello !
I just joined this sub as I am quite lost in my art, I feel like I lost skills, even though I know it's not technically possible, we just improve another way, I feel like my art always lacks so much fundamentals, and I really struggle to learn them well.
I went to art school, have worked on them on my own, but it never goes that well

So I need some advices:

What would be methods / excerices you would recommend for me to improve my composition, anatomy and coloring ?
I've done quite a few but I honestly never manage to improve that much...

There is just something sloppy about it all

I also struggle going well into details, rely heavily in brushes and jsut struggle to really spend time on one peace, if you have some suggestion on how to improve it I'll take too ;-;

Thank you in advance !