my time with watercolor was transformative

watercolor was the first step in my journey towards understanding color theory and intentional composition

"Lu In Jersey City" Watercolor 10x12 in In this piece, I wanted to take risks by using a monochromatic background, bringing the subject forward with white negative space and detailed face and hands; the face and hands are the parts of a person that,
"The World" Watercolor 24x26 in A collage piece of all the people and the things that made up my "world" at the time. Experimenting with composition and color.
"Fleabag" Watercolor 11x17 in Piece 2/2 in a working "Bathtub" collection. Famous movie/tv bathtub scenes with classic paintings as the tile behind the subject.
"Margot" Watercolor 11x17 in Piece 1/2 in a working "Bathtub" collection. Famous movie/tv bathtub scenes with classic paintings as the tile behind the subject.
"SINEAD" Watercolor 11x17 Color theory - Complementary Colors
"Face and Color Study" Watercolor 16x20 In this study, I experimented with unrealistic deviations in proportion, color, and composition/subject placement.
"Hi, Eve" Watercolor 8x11 in Parallels - Opposites
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"Another Nat" Mixed Media 10x11
"Nat a Clea Again" Watercolor 10x10