OK. Like how I start the posts with OK. Sorry. I'll stop. The next project is to push technique with watercolor to a larger size. So far it has been small little watercolors. This time work on a 13 x 19, watercolor only. Let's see if scale is a factor in what you can do with your growing technique. Roughly, a watercolor of this size will take 4 or 5 hours. Topic/subject is your choice. Get several pieces of paper or cold-press illustration board and don't be afraid to start over if you screw it up. The more you do, the better you get. Remember, there is always color in a white goat.
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