Suzanne Abraham

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A quick landscape study in my new watercolour sketchbook. This sketchbook is by Hahnemuhle, 100% cotton watercolour book. I am also trying out a different colour scheme compared to what I normally do. This landscape was painted from a photograph taken by my dad in a tropical country. So the colour palette is quite different from my usual. Colours used: Ultramarine Blue Pyroll Orange Permanent Red Winsor Yellow

Do you do rough sketches before you start a new painting? This is one of my favourite and most enjoyed steps in painting something new. Idea sketches are great to visualise your concept, scene, composition and colour of your final work. These rough sketches are easy, quick and very satisfying to create. Materials: All you need is a pen or a pencil. But you need not limit it to just that. You can also try out the colours and any other materials that you feel fit for the artwork. Would you try it?

Inspired by my routine morning walk, this was a scene from a very cold and sunny morning. The colours I used for the sky is; Cobalt blue Quinacridone red cadmium yellow For deeper tones: added indanthrene blue for deeper tones. Paper: saunders waterford by St. Cuthbert's Mill.

I took part in inktober last month. Concentrated on urban sketching and made it a point to go out to sketch as much as I can. Here's a quick tour of my sketchbook and some random pieces of work from October 2024.

Sketch of the stables at Hall Place, Bexley. I have worked from a photograph for this sketch. I have changed a few things from the reference to create a simpler composition for the artwork. The colours I have used: Pyrolle Orange Indian Red Ultramarine blue + cadmium red for shadows Sap Green + Alizarin Crimson for foliage Ink: Rohrer and Klinger Sketch ink with a dip pen. You can find the reference picture in the community section of this channel.

Process of my latest painting, "The Golden Hour" The reference picture was taken by me during my walks. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRANsnuirb69fXKM7cToiaw/community?lb=UgkxKxiFlb0D6jIU6znPZR0NZdhRKH-zQJi- Please find the reference picture in the community section of my youtube channel.

Here's a quick observational sketch or a vegetable in real time. This is a great way to start sketching in the comfort of your home.

This is a super easy and quick project. It can be painted using the simple step-by-step video instructions. Sketch the flower using the reference picture provided, or you can use freshly picked flowers to sketch from.

Exploring cooler shadows with this scene using cerulean blue. I am also enjoying the process and the result of pre stretching my watercolour paper. Paper used: St. Cuthbert's Mill, Saunders Waterford 300 gsm Watercolour paint: Winsor and Newton Brushes: Escoda and Chinese calligraphic brushes

Join me to paint this warm sunny facade scene in watercolour. here's a link to the reference picture. Photo by PHILIPPE SERRAND from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/exterior-of-an-old-house-with-damaged-walls-18860040/ Pigments used: Ultramarine blue Burnt sienna Naples yellow Permanent rose phthalo blue Olive green Brushes: 1 flat brush size 12 1 round brush size 10 Paper: Saunders Waterford

Hello Fellow Artists, Join me to paint this simple cone flower in watercolour. Here's the link to the reference picture used. Photo by Alexey Toropov from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/yellow-petaled-flowers-2693215/ The pencil I have used here is a graphite aquarelle 8B by Faber castle. Watercolour Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Paint: Winsor and Newton watercolours. Brushes: 1 large round pointed (size 10) & 1 small pointed for details.