Make watercolors easier for yourself so you can paint worry-free! Before getting started, make sure to prepare your material and work plan. Because a little organization = a lot of progress!

Besides paper, colors and paintbrushes, the three essentials, watercolor painting requires a few accessories. Don't worry, they're easy to find!

Script liner, flat brush, round brush or filbert brush…

Initiation epitomizes restraint. When getting started, limit yourself to a dozen colors. You can enrich your palette later: as you make progress, particularly in terms of the themes you'd like to work on.

Designed for use in all situations, the 4-sided glue pad allows you to use all types of wet techniques without pre-treating the paper: It is the perfect companion for nomadic artists.

Grammage, épaisseur, grain… Le choix du papier, une question de feeling ? Pas vraiment. Quelques conseils !

Water is integral to watercolors: this is what gives pigments their lightness and luminosity. Mastering water dilution and its effects on colors is one of the major difficulties in watercolors.

What is a wash? What are the "wet on wet" and "wet on dry" techniques? When should you use them? A quick tour of the major concepts you need to know before getting started.

Whether you're doing a landscape, a still life or a portrait… more than technique, it's your interpretation, through your choice of colors and composition, which makes the difference.