Close your eyes and imagine how you want your painting to look. Do you want it to be luminous and sunny? Or perhaps soft with blurry watercolor effects? Picture the details—maybe some splatters, color bleeds that enhance the shapes, or glowing highlights. When you take the time to visualize these elements, you create a kind of mental blueprint that guides you toward something truly special. They say that what you envision will come true. So, to grow in your painting journey, start dreaming about your finished artwork before you even pick up a brush. It will help you create with intention and discover the magic of self-expression. Here, you can see the process behind one of my latest creations. I had been dreaming about this visual for some time, carefully envisioning all the small details and effects. Back in 2016 and again in 2018, I attempted to paint this same artwork twice, but neither version achieved the result I envisioned. This piece is special to me because I captured the reference photo myself, mesmerized by the glistening spider webs. Now that I've discovered the perfect method to paint them, I’m approaching this artwork with excitement and anticipation. Curious to see how it will turn out!
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Magical Watercolor www.belivart.be In the Softness of Early March Dear reader, These past days unfolded gently, shaped by light and quiet movement. In the early mornings, I found myself walking near the studio, capturing small fragments of nature — soft fields, changing skies, and the stillness that lingers just before the day fully begins. These moments, though simple, often stay with me and slowly find their way into my work. I have also gathered a few of these morning photographs.If you...
Magical Watercolor www.belivart.be A Slow Creative Winter Dear reader, This winter gently drew me into a slower rhythm — more quiet, more observing, more creating, without haste. One particularly meaningful moment this winter was quietly releasing my calendar, filled with paintings that still bring me back to early mornings and soft winter light. Around the same time, I painted the cover for my novel. There was something almost magical about seeing image and story come together, as if two...
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