1 Day 1 Art : fluidy

1 Day 1 Art : fluidy

This summer, for 100 days, I decided to study the easiest and most comfortable way to express myself through watercolor on small postcard-sized paper. I paint using watercolor splattering as if I were sketching. The pictures below tell the story of my early days and recent changes in my daily painting project.

In order to develop this most optimized drawing style, I draw small drawings every day and sometimes open them to study them. I think about which parts I need to work on more and which parts I did well. And when I actually teach students, I take notes on which parts I should focus on.

All the paintings are well-drawn in some way. I know that I cannot claim superiority in my paintings. What I am looking for in this project is to paint with watercolors comfortably and freely, as if I were closing my eyes and recalling some image. I am confident that if I continue to develop this method, my works and art education will develop even more.

It is important to lose weight in life. In order to lose weight and still have depth in our paintings, artists have to think a lot.