My whole painting journey. A complete, chronological collection of every painting I’ve made. It includes oils, watercolours and acrylics : 2015:
First painting ever
Hidden lake
Trying to paint with depth
Trying to make waves
A moonlit lake
Oil paint.
Grassy field
Light in the snow
Snowy mountain
Ocean rocks
Sunset skyline
Blue halloween
Sailing in sunset
What was i thinking?
Exotic river
Into the dirt
Moonlight
2016:
Waterfall
Sunset painting gone bad
I don´t know what happened..
First try on a seascape.
Coastline
Crashing waves
Ocean rocks
Under the sea
Water soluble oil paint
Day at the beach
Sunset river
Purple river
Into the mountain
Top of the world
Overclouded skyline
Red dawn
Azur sea
Lonely bird
Day at the lake
Icy river
Daylight river
Blue mountains
Tropic summer
Partly cloudy
2017:
Forest light
Distant island
Crashing waves 2
Sea breeze
Tribute to Svetlana
Fall on the way
Simple sky
Shore line
Just another riverbank
Spring lake
Spring lake 2
Dark river
Sunset sailing
Sunset flying
Quiet beach
Night sailing
Basic Coastline
Birch trees
Green river
Birch trees in the way
A Mountain Range at Spring
Something Bright
Palette Knife Elephant
2018:
A Grassy Mountain
Foaming Wave
Sky or Water
A Sandy Beach
Field At Dawn
Palette Knife Field
Cornfield In Daylight
Something In The Sky
Mountain Field
Colourful Sunset
Day In The Park
A girl in a big dress
A plain field
Snowy pines
Some northern lights
Colourful sailing
In the garden
Palette knife palm tree
A green view
Winterscape
Big city lights
Stormy coast
Abstract shoreline
Stormy coast2
In the spotlight
A stormy shore
A moored dinghy
A well-fed bird
Some kind of bird
An abstract mountain range
A boat on a lake
A river in green
Mountain in sunlight
Walking in colours
2019:
Yellow sundown
Foamy Shore
Abstract sea
Snowy mountains
Red mountain
A lake in the woods
Boats at the beach (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
A Venezia stroll (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
A stroll in the city (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
A view from Italy (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
Loose cars in France (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
Dried up boats
Disappointing setback
Cowboy in California
A Street Alley
A shadowed alley (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
City streets (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
A harbour view (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
Working the shadows
A walk on the countryside (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
Riverside village (Tutorial by Tim Wilmot)
Dinghies in Koh Rong Samloem
The Oatman Post Office
A gas station in Death Valley
The main street of Oatman
Gran Canaria Harbour
Rossen, Runde
Runde lighthouse
At the dock
Some disappointing boats
A street in a warm place
Harbour evening
A street in Phnom Penh
Blue Crashing Wave
Crashing wave blue
The Blue Vase
A barn in a field
A watercolour sailboat
European landscape
Autumn landscape
Another go at a barn in a field
Sunset boats
A strange lighthouse
2020:
Boats in the sand
Boats in the sand – second edition
Sun but no sea
Boats in the sand – third edition
The sewing project
Northern sundown
Blowing up a storm
Fading mountains
Evening sea
Distant Mountain
Red rocks
A Barn in the Field
A Grassy Mountain
Harvest Season
Summer in the Mountain
A Home with a View
On The Hill
By the Ocean
A Step Up
Where do you go?
On the Ridge
Breaking the Rocks
Climbing for the Top
Follow the Line
First one to the Top
A Glowing Hill
Crowded Field
In thin Air
Fusion
Wave of Summer
From the Dirt
Sassy Street
Waiting for the Right Moment
A Wet Day
A Fresh Breeze
Heads Up
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I love the timeline gallery! Great talent, I am particularly fond of the watercolors
Thank you very much, Natalie 🙂 The timeline gallery don’t get many visits, so I’m very glad you found it interesting. The watercolours can be a pain sometimes, but there’s nothing more pleasing than getting a good session in 🙂
All great stuff and Cerys interesting
Nice to see such a wide spectrum of painting
Thanks for sharing them all
Best
Brian at Brianswatercolours
Thank you so much, Brian ☺ That means a lot! It’s fun to be able to have a look back from time to time, and see how the paintings evolve ☺
I loved looking at your progression of paintings and drawings. They are wonderful! And thank you for liking my Drawings on my blog.
Thank you so much! That’s always so nice to hear 🙂 And you are very welcome. I think you have a very cool and interesting style 🙂