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Abstract Because. It gives you complete freedom to express yourself. There’s no right or wrong—just colors, shapes, and emotions.

Both Abstract and Realism are powerful art forms, each with its own impact. Which one do you prefer, and why? Let’s discuss!

I also think paper matters more than watercolor itself. Do you have any ideas on which paper holds watercolor best?

Not wrong, just depends on the situation! 😂

What do you think? Is it true that art has no rules, no right or wrong? Can artists create freely without limits? Share your thoughts and ideas!

Wow! It’s a beautiful rose! ❤️🌹

I looked at this painting for four to five minutes and thinking about how you created it and how challenging it must have been. It’s amazing! The colors are beautiful, and your work is truly impressive.👍👍

I follow every one of your sketches, and each one looks like a real masterpiece. I'm excited for your next one!😇

It’s a beautiful collection! I’m inspired by how historical art captures the essence of the time and place it was created. Excited to see more!😃

Nice, this portrait looks so real, and his hair looks beautiful.

It is a traditional art form that uses pigments mixed with oil, usually linseed oil. This creates rich and long-lasting colors. The only disadvantage is that it dries slowly, but this allows for depth and fine details.

Nice painting, Bart! I also paint on tinted paper, and I think it is great for watercolor paintings.

Oh, wow! Your painting looks so real! I think painting outdoors is a peaceful, unique, and inspiring experience. Surrounded by nature, you can capture the colors, light, and movement of plants and flowers. The fresh air and ever-changing scenery make each painting special and full of life.

That’s really special, and I’m sure your sister loved it. Art holds so many memories, and it’s great that you’re sharing your feelings through it.

I make most of my oil paintings, and they usually dry in a few hours. But your oil paint dried really fast! Maybe the first layer was thin or had a quick-drying medium. The next layer might take longer.