Koi fish in watercolor

I have been doing quite a few koi watercolors. Some different styles and techniques and sizes.

Some are more loose than others, which is my usual style of painting. I also tried some watercolour techniques, like using masking fluid, different brush sizes but finally decided it is not my way of painting….I prefer only the brush, water and color. I also tried a more true “watercolour painting” style and not my usual washes or loose line work. Once again, I came to the conclusion that it’s just not me. It just goes to show…one can’t really lie in making art. You can perhaps get away with it for a while, but in the long run, the true you needs to surface. It is quite  freeing  to have finally  come to this conclusion: I don’t want to do true watercolor paintings. I just love line and wash.

..koi 1..

watercolor and dip pen and indigo blue HErbin ink, 24X32cm

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..Koi 2..

in watercolor and lamy safari pen, 24X32cm

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..koi 3..

watercolor and dip pen and indigo blue HErbin ink, 24X32cm

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..Koi 4..

watercolor and lamy safari pen in Stillman and Birn sketchbook, 14X21.6cm

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..Koi 5..

watercolor and lamy safari pen in Stillman and Birn sketchbook, 14X21.6cm

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..Koi 6..

watercolor and dip pen and HErbin ink(Café et Gris nuage), 24X32cm

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..Koi 7..

watercolor and lamy safari pen, 24X32cm

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..Koi 8..

watercolor and lamy safari pen in Daler Rowney sketchbook, 21X29.7cm

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à bientôt,

Ronelle