Fujishiro Hariko's Dreamy Watercolor World with a Boy's Motif
Fujishiro Hariko is a renowned watercolor artist who creates breathtakingly beautiful paintings with her transparent watercolor techniques. Her latest collection features a boy's motif, which adds a unique touch of innocence and wonder to her work.
Start from Scratch!
Fujishiro's approach to watercolor painting is simple yet effective: start with a blank canvas and build up layers of color until you create the desired effect. She uses a melting, pale palette to give her paintings a dreamy quality that transports the viewer to another world.
Transparent Watercolor
One of the hallmarks of Fujishiro's style is her use of transparent watercolor. This technique allows her to create depth and dimension in her paintings by layering different colors over each other. The result is a mesmerizing, almost ethereal quality that draws the eye in and invites contemplation.
Juveniles and Tomei
Fujishiro often features juveniles in her paintings, capturing their youth and innocence through her brushstrokes. Her work has been exhibited at numerous galleries and museums, including the Tomei Art Museum in Tokyo.
I'm Sorry, Watercolor
In addition to her boy's motif, Fujishiro has also worked on a series titled "I'm Sorry, Watercolor." This collection features delicate, translucent paintings that evoke a sense of fragility and vulnerability. It's a departure from her previous work but still showcases her mastery of the medium.
If you're interested in learning more about Fujishiro's techniques and style, check out the class "Start from scratch! A melting, pale, transparent watercolor world drawn with a boy's motif" on Class101. You'll be able to learn directly from the artist herself and gain valuable insights into the world of watercolor painting.
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