Oak Leaves, Abstracted and Unexpected

Today I'm sharing inspiration from Kate Rebecca Leach's book Creative Abstract Watercolor and how I am creating an abstract painting of oak leaves. Three steps, initial wash, wet-on--dry then art marks make this art piece abstract and gave me unexpected results. Joining friends in this study is even more delightful and it is a great example of the Art of Practice. Watercolor, mixed media and artist development courses available on Teachable https://kellyhoernig.teachable.com/ Join my weekly Newsletter, the Rooted Chronicles here https://www.kellyhoernig.com/ ______________________________ Supplies Used: Creative Abstract Watercolor Book* https://amzn.to/465klN1 Fabriano Venezia Sketchbook* https://amzn.to/3TtVv1J Uni-ball Signo White Pen* https://amzn.to/471FWpZ Da Vinci Quill Brush* https://amzn.to/3ZEWMUT Princeton Aqua Elite Long Round 8* https://amzn.to/410c2h9 Graphgear 0.3 Pencil* https://amzn.to/4eZCyNK Essee Co watercolors in flat peach, verde alemana, olive green dark and sombra raw umber https://www.etsy.com/shop/ESSEEco #abstractwatercolorbook #leaves #abstractwatercolor ______________________________ These are Amazon affiliate links which means when you buy something I'll receive a small commission. Thank you for the support!