The Art of Watercolour Magazine – Issue No. 62

Dive into the world of master watercolourists and elevate your painting practice with the latest issue of The Art of Watercolour.

Whether you are an avid painter, an art collector, or a lover of fine arts, Issue 62 brings you an international selection of inspiring encounters, technical insights, and breathtaking portfolios. From technical precision to expressive freedom, explore the limitlessness of water-based media.

Inside your global watercolour magazine and artistic guide

Discovering new talents and international events

Stay connected with the global art community. Get the latest updates on international watercolour events and meet our favorite artists of the moment, including Catherine Hillis, Christophe Crépin, Gerard Hendriks, and Olga Patienko.

Master portfolios and inspiring artists

• Suzanne Accetta: Explore her mesmerizing series devoted to dancers, sculptures, and origami, grounded in deep observation and structural imagery.

• Mauro Bevilacqua: Discover how he digitally constructs his striking portraits before bringing them to life with extra-white paper and vibrant, fluorescent colours.

• Jasmine Huang: Follow her evolution from classical realism to a spontaneous, experimental approach inspired by the fleeting beauty of flowers.

• Lorraine Simonds: Experience a powerful visual journey through moments of despair, doubt, pain, and triumph, guided by her faith.

• Yuji Uchiyama: Breathe in the fresh air of the Japanese artist's stunning floral watercolours, opening windows onto new possibilities.

• Portfolio – Hong Shan: Immerse yourself in a masterful command of light, texture, and composition, transforming everyday objects into profound visual narratives.

• Jacky Pearson: Discover the people and places of New Zealand through masterful paintings drawing on more than 30 years of professional experience.

Creative journeys and technical know-how

• Andrea Sargeant: Discover her stunning triptych formats reflecting sequences of moments in nature and the passage of time.

• Kan Srijira: A perfect blend of technical precision and expressive freedom, where portraiture becomes a question of profound presence.

• Xin Yi: Lose yourself in loose, free, evocative watercolours that effortlessly immerse the viewer in a shared sense of emotion and place.

• Eugenia Gorbacheva: Journey to the Mediterranean basin with her breathtaking depictions of azure waters, rugged rocks, and yachts at sunset.

• Know-How with Robert Brindley: Master the art of capturing the fleeting, unique light of spring.