The first thing I realized is that watercolor requires patience and practice. But that’s its beauty. Each work is a small journey where you learn to feel color, water, and paper. Recently, I finished working on a landscape inspired by a spring forest. I used warm shades of yellow, orange, and red to convey the atmosphere of fading nature.

If you also love to paint or want to start, I’ll be happy to share my tips. For example, start with simple exercises: try mixing colors, experiment with different paint densities, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Creativity is a process, not a result.

And if you have been drawing for a long time, tell us what inspires you? Let's share our works and ideas - together we can create something truly beautiful!