A very simple way to understand wet-on-wet technique in watercolors or blending is by using these drills. It's almost therapeutic to see pigments spread on wet circles. Today's video will show you the same!

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Paint easy watercolor wt-on-wet drills by Zakkiya Hamza of Inkstruck Studio

Some of my best work have come from doing watercolor drills. Not that they’re insta-worthy or that they’re supposed to look the best. Repeating and tweaking is such a good way to enhance the quality of your work.

Consider thee drills as building blocks to creating your most loved paintings. They help you get unstuck, evoke calm feelings and help you improve muscle memory. Tis video is not the traditional way in which i teach you what you do but rather something that I would encourage you to do.

So have a look at this video which is just over a minute and which will help you create work for a lifetime.

I hope you enjoyed the video as much as I loved creating it. If you’re just starting off and you’re confused about what supplies to buy, my free e-book will come handy. Subscribe below to download for free. Have a great day!

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About zakkiya @ inkstruck studio

Zakkiya is the creative blogger and founder of Inkstruck Studio. She’s a self taught artist who let go of her architecture profession to pursue her passion in art. Zakkiya likes to write detailed tutorials in watercolor, calligraphy, and hand lettering. She also teaches watercolor workshops occasionally in Doha where she’s based currently. Other passions include traveling, photography, and basketball.When she’s not working, you can find her cuddling and running around with her toddler boy.