How to Paint a Stone Bridge in Watercolor
A Step by Step Watercolor Tutorial by Kris DeBruine
Watch a step by step tutorial showing how to paint a stone bridge in watercolor. I demonstrate all steps, from the first wash to the final details.
Related Blog Posts
New Website
New Website Welcome to my new website. This is where I regularly post my new artwork and share tips and techniques for watercolor painting. See my blog for the latest news and announcements. This site is also home to my online store of watercolor prints and other merchandise. Thanks for stopping by to browse. I…
- Blog | Tutorials | Watercolor
Paint a Winter Wonderland in Watercolor
Paint a Winter Wonderland in Watercolor In celebration of the winter holidays, I’ve created a full-length tutorial on my YouTube channel, showing you how to paint a snowy winter scene in watercolor.
- Blog | Tutorials | Watercolor
Paint a Pumpkin in Watercolor | Step by Step Tutorial
Paint a Pumpkin in Watercolor | Step by Step Tutorial In the fall, I love to paint pumpkins. I love the color. I love the shape of this big gourd. I love the combination of orange and green and blue that can be achieved with a pile of pumpkins on a sunny fall day. If…
Sable or Squirrel Hair Watercolor Brushes: Which Should I Choose?
Sable or Squirrel Hair Watercolor Brushes: Which Should I Choose? Watercolor brushes can be made from weasel, squirrel, ox, goat, rabbit or pony hair. There are so many varieties of types and shapes of brushes it can be bewildering to the beginning watercolor artist.
New Weekly Newsletter
New Weekly Newsletter Kris DeBruine Studio Newsletter My weekly newsletter will include information about my latest paintings, previews of my new watercolor courses and free tips, tools and tutorials for growing in watercolor.
Learn the Benefits of Painting
Learn the Benefits of Painting I recently re-read a book that convinced me once again, of the benefits of painting. In this video, I share my reaction to this little book – Painting as a Pastime – by Winston S. Churchill. For Churchill, painting became a “constant companion” helping him through some of his darkest…
