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one summer day, 2023 watercolor on paper

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Trying a different style for this piece. 🧡 I'll just add some elements here and there and I'm finished. Can't wait to share the other #wip I did (those you've seen in my stories). Painting is relaxing and fun! 

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household objects [ digital painting using clip studio paint flat brush ] I am creating a portfolio showcasing my skills using different brushes and techniques in digital painting. I tried to make a cohesive color palette for this. I want to achieve an illustration that is not so detailed but looks like it just by incorporating the knowledge of lights, shadows, and complementary colors. Another successful practice!! :')

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I asked my mom, "What's your favorite flower?"

I thought she'd say roses because that's what my father gave to her on every occasion.

After a while, she answered, "Daisies."

"Why?"

"There were a lot of daisies where I used to play with my cousins in the province." Her eyes beamed. I can tell it took her again to a place of happy memories. A moment she longs to go back.

"fragment of better days" gouache on watercolor paper, 2024

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crystalline waters, 2023 watercolor on paper

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my dream view, 2023 watercolor on paper

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infanta beach, 2024 watercolor on paper

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"The object isn’t to make art, it’s to be in that wonderful state which makes art inevitable." - Robert Henri

Practicing watercolor again for a project soon. This is a mix of winsor & newton and smincke on canson cold pressed paper 200gsm. I wasn't able to film a reel for this because I was fully immersed in the process. 😍 I used green for the underpainting, obviously the oranges are a bit saturated that is because I painted this on a low-light set-up (orange lamp as the only source of light, I was living for the ~ vibe~ ) but really happy with how this turned out! ☺️