Watercolor painting with Natural Materials

Watercolors beautifully collaborate with natural marks. I used corn silk to create an abstract mesh for this painting. It is a beautiful watercolor technique for natural abstract mark-making. In the video, I described the process a little bit.

[@kathyb5740]

Beautiful! It is so calming to watch watercolors flow and mingle together.

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you!

[@ArtistMBT]

Beautiful Maya!😁

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you!

[@andreaharwood-jones7503]

Love your ideas. Also love that there is no audio but the birds. Thank you!

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you!

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much Maya, I really really enjoyed watching you create this stunningly beautiful piece of artwork. What a great way to create a picture too. I absolutely love ❤❤❤❤ it xxxx Mags

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you so much for your nice words, Mags! ♥️

[@mell3749]

gorgie!

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you!

[@andreaharwood-jones7503]

Stunning.

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you! ♥️

[@anapaulaotero-illustration875]

Love your experiments❤
I just subscribed to your channel! ❤❤❤

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you! Welcome ♥️

[@manrajumudunuru2087]

Nice👌👌👌

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you! 🙌

[@marie8642]

Wow, love your art! Can you tell more about cornsilk? Where can you get it? Thx.

[@mayasozerart]

Thank you. Corn silk is part of the corn 🌽 plant. Long shiny fibers of the corn.

[@nancygray633]

Just to be clear...when you buy whole ears of corn (still husked) there will be corn silk threads all over the ears...easy to pluck off.