Watercolor Master Flowers

The watercolor master's flower content is as follows:

Ann Mortimer, a watercolor painter from the UK, is best at painting these watercolor flowers. Ann Mortimer, 55 years old, is still a talented artist. A watercolor teacher with ten years of teaching experience, she not only teaches students watercolor, but also often shares her paintings online, and is loved by countless netizens.

Most of Ann Mortimer's works are based on sketching. Sometimes, she will take her students to sketch outdoors to find beautiful flowers and scenery, or take photos of them, and then look at the photos carefully. In the description, under the brush of Ann Mortimer, everything is so quiet and beautiful, even a maple leaf makes people feel particularly moving. Her pictures have a strong sense of realism, rich and gorgeous colors, which make people feel very harmonious.

The most outstanding one is Ann Mortimer’s depiction of light and shadow. Each of her paintings seems to have been created on a sunny afternoon. It is warm and comfortable, just like others who have loved painting since childhood. Artists are different. Ann Mortimer didn't start painting until college.

She has been fond of romantic and beautiful flowers since she was a child. When she was still deciding whether to major in photography or painting in college, by chance, she saw the works of watercolor master David Howell. The extremely moving watercolor light and shadow This deeply attracted Ann Mortimer, who knew nothing about watercolors. Ann Mortimer became obsessed with watercolors like discovering a treasure and determined her own learning direction. She devoted herself to the study of watercolors. She combined watercolors with her favorite flowers. , created his own style of watercolor flowers.

The watercolor flowers painted by Ann Mortimer are not only vivid and realistic, but also have strong color contrast, with a strong decorative effect. Each style is Ann Mortimer's different approach to watercolor. Try it, but what remains unchanged is that the theme of Ann Mortimer's paintings can never be separated from flowers.