30x30 Direct Watercolour Challenge 2018
Direct Watercolour means exactly what it says on the tin. You paint direct onto your paper, without drawing out the design first. Every June the challenge is to paint 30 direct watercolours within the 30 says of June. I've completed the challenge several times, the first being 2018. On this first time I did actually paint more than 30. A case of quantity over quality. Compare this set with the 2022 set at the end.
30x30 Direct Watercolour Challenge 2019
30x30 Direct Watercolour Challenge 2021
I didn't take the challenge in 2020. Here's the 2021 paintings
30x30 Direct Watercolour Challenge 2022
Here's the 2022 paintings. One of the reasons why I do the challenge is to try to get better at watercolours. Not all of the 2022 paintings were successful, but I personally think that they are a better set of paintings than 2021s, which are in their turn a better set than 2019 (I didn't undertake the challenge in 2020). See what you think.
1) Abandoned Railway Station |
2) Shaken, not shtirred |
3) Copy of a Pat Katz Original |
4) Toulouse Lautrec |
5) Margam Castle, Port Talbot |
6) Horse racing |
7) Caernarvon Castle SOLD |
8) Long John Silver |
9) Seaside Ice Cream |
Copy of Carme Megam Prat original collage of Charlie Chaplin |
11) Lighthouse |
12) Copy of Alain Bedard Painting |
13) Old Scottish Fisherman |
14) Tower Bridge in the fog |
15) Mornington Crescent Tube Station |
16) The Lowdown on the Showdown after the Hoe Down |
17) Swansea Bay tram SOLD |
18) Metropolitan Railway Train at Ealing Broadway Station |
19) Hippo SOLD |
20) Puffin Billy |
21) Menai Bridge |
22) Selfie |
23) The Queen |
24) Rob Roy |
25) Practice at Goodwood SOLD |
26) The Waverley |
27) Port Talbot Plaza cinema c. 1990 SOLD |
28) Sir Elton John |
29) Windmill |
30) Mumbles tram at Southend tram stop |
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