Finding the Best Watercolor Paper for Your Painting: My Experience and Recommendations
As a watercolorist, finding the right paper for your paintings can be a bit of trial and error. It's important to understand the difference between cold press (rough) and hot press (smooth) paper, as well as the weight and composition
Learning How To Paint on Chocolate with Edible Food Paints!
How to paint on chocolate and create a WATERCOLOR PAINTING using Edible Food Paints! Watch Cindy join Chef Tim Ramirez for this Chocolate Paint event!
A Beginners Guide to Impressionist Watercolor Style
I’m pleased to share with you that I have officially been awarded NWS Signature Status; a recognized master artist of the National Watercolor Society. Thank you for all your support!
Cindy Briggs Awarded NWS Signature Status
I’m pleased to share with you that I have officially been awarded NWS Signature Status; a recognized master artist of the National Watercolor Society. Thank you for all your support!
How to Paint Colorful Skies with Watercolors
The palette of watercolors I use works for a variety of colorful skies. From simple blue skies, wispy cirrus clouds and cumulus clouds, to colorful sunsets. 1. How to Paint a Simple Blue Sky? When I started painting, my teacher suggested we paint
30 Inspirational Artist Quotes
Do you know why I started painting outdoors? 25 years ago I went to Carmel-by-the-Sea to paint. Since then I fell in love with Plein Air Painting. Find out why.
Why I Started Painting Outdoors
Do you know why I started painting outdoors? 25 years ago I went to Carmel-by-the-Sea to paint. Since then I fell in love with Plein Air Painting. Find out why.
5 Ways How to Make Money Selling Paintings as an Artist
Thinking about selling your paintings to the general public? Whether you want to start out in your local area or begin selling online, you can launch a successful art career by beginning with a side business. Instead of waiting until
Creative Watercolor Painting Ideas You Can Do This Weekend
Get your painting supplies out and pick and choose from this list or it may inspire something new. I like to draw with a permanent marker then add some watercolors. Think of these as studies and have fun with the process. Remember that
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Painting Outdoors With a Group
I so enjoy painting with friends and students en Plein air (outdoors) and here are the reasons why you should consider painting outdoors with a group too. Safety is key, when in a group you are less likely to run
