Painting buildings

images from all over the place

John Edwards

Coming from a relatively young country like the US, I was continually impressed with how old everything is in Italy. The historic buildings have a look and feel to them that only comes with the passage of time. 10″ x 7″, watercolor & ink (black Pigma Micron pen), Stillman & Birn Beta sketchbook Everywhere you […]

little 2.5 x 3.5 inch watercolour

Inge Schuster 🔴 Photographer 🔴 Digital Artist 🔴 Print | Read more ⬇️ Urban Vibes A series of images created by my Imagination generated in Midjourney edited in Photoshop | Instagram

Michael SOLOVYEV (Russie - Canada)

As if viewing cityscapes from the vantage point of a bird swooping through the sky or from the window of a speeding car, Italian artist Valerio D’Ospina (previously) sets the world in motion through quick and expressive brushstrokes. The artist imbues the streets of Italy, New York, and Paris with a bold sense of energy that can appear both exciting or foreboding depending on your perspective. D’Ospina also finds beauty in industrial transportation, specifically oil tankers and old…

Making the most of lockdown today I'm going back to Corsica for inspiration for this acrylic painting tutorial that focuses on street scenes.

This hub explains my process when I create a watercolor painting of architectural subject matter. I lay out the steps I take to take a painting from initial sketch to final painting. This hub is illustrated with photos of my paintings from start to finish.