Most watercolor artists use round brushes for at least 80% of their work as it gives them great control over the painting process. The flat brush is usually used for washing big areas or buildings and not an all-around brush for most artists.
I believe flats are a great tool for becoming more loose and impressionistic with your work, focusing more on connecting shapes, tone and establishing a rhythm rather than focusing on details and coloring inside the boxes.
So I’ve started using them for most of my recent work and there’s still a long way to go. Here are some of the examples:
Nice work!
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Thanks a lot, Jui!
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you definitely have your stile and it is a beautiful one, good luck and fruitful growing
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Thank you very much, Simona! It’s a long way to go, but I enjoy every step of it.
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Wow! This is absolutely stunning!! LOVE these!! 😍
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Thanks a lot, Charlie, I’m gad you do! It’s all about experimenting and pushing forward 😉
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