Watercolour birds

No matter how much you love animals, it’s likely that you don’t get to encounter many in your day to day life. You might have a dog and cat to cuddle at home, greet some pigeons while going for a stroll and keep an eye on an adorable squirrel when you glance out the window at work. But if you’re interested in checking out some amazing photos of animals you probably don't see every day, you’ve come to the right place! We took a trip to this subreddit that’s dedicated to sharing stunning pics…

Based on a glorious winter bluejay glinting in the sunshine, and featuring a palette of Paynes grey, indigo and aqua, this piece combines watercolour and ink details. Available as a high-quality Giclee print on textured paper, signed by the artist and gift wrapped as standard.

Study the wonderful diversity of the bird world with a set of watercolour bird flashcards and posters featuring birds of North America, Eurasia, and Australia!

Carolyn Jenny Gavin on Instagram: "Painted a bird. Making a little book. #carolyngavin #bird #watercolour #zine #originalart #starmand"

In this video I'm going to share my super simple process for creating realistic bird eyes—that double reflection, the soft intensity, the underlying color—all of these watercolor techniques will be shared in today's mini video tutorial!

TANIA McCARTNEY GIFT CARD AUSTRALIAN BIRDS 125mm x 175mm BLANK CARD / WHITE ENVELOPE Tania McCartney is an Award winning Australian Author and Illustrator of children's books, with a particular affection for picture books. She creates whimsical imagery in watercolour, ink and digital mediums.

My naive art whimsical caricature creations unleash humorous zeal bringing comical magic to our world. These fanciful artworks exude a childlike curiosity that transcends age. They remind us to embrace whimsy and never to lose our sense of wonder. The innocent faces and mischievous grins of my characters embody a celebration of life itself inviting us to laugh, dream, and explore with abandon.

Created for the Victorian Catchment Management Council's 20th anniversary celebrations, this A4 botanical illustration captures the beauty of the Mugga Ironbark Eucalyptus and will be used across several applications for this event

My original vector illustrations of sleek black retro cats, starbursts, and diamonds in black, pale gray, and off white, on cadet blue, with faux texture. ©Christine Duffield 2019

Instead of a flower painting tutorial I am sharing some bird sketches today. I am using drawing ink to sketch these birds. For coloring I am using watercolors, markers and colored pencils.