Paint the Movement of a Busy City Scene with Watercolours and Gouache - Paul Kenton

Using watercolours with a wet-on-wet technique, I really enjoyed allowing the paint to move freely and drip to capture the rush and movement of London. Day 98 of my 365 day painting challenge. Available to purchase at the end of the project - more info coming soon. Thanks for watching! About Paul Kenton: Paul Kenton is a UK-based contemporary artist, acclaimed for his cityscape paintings which capture the unique energy of cities across the world. Paul’s paintings aim to transport the viewer, giving them a sense of the distinctive mood, pace and light of a scene, through layers of bold colour, dripped lines and gestural paint marks. His intuitive and energetic painting approach gives fluidity and life to otherwise rigid urban structures. Paul currently exhibits his work in various galleries across the UK, and has recently exhibited in New York. Follow Paul Kenton on: Instagram - @paulkenton   / paulkenton   Facebook -   / paulkentonartist   Twitter -   / paulkenton   Subscribe to Email Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dt_AM9 Available artworks to purchase: https://www.paulkenton.com/gallery/ How to Paint the Evening Light in a Cityscape Scene:    • How to Paint the Evening Light in a Citysc...