Salish Sea Watercolour

Watercolour Painting
Written By Nicole Warrington

I keep hearing from you that you'd like to see me paint a watercolour landscape. So here it is! Inspired by the Salish Sea and Vancouver Island, this watercolour is painted in a Hahnemuhle sketchbook with Daniel Smith, Winsor & Newton, and BEAM paints.

SUPPLIES

Hahnemuhle Watercolour Book A6

Daniel Smith Verditer Blue

Daniel Smith Burnt Sienna

Winsor & Newton Payne’s Grey

BEAM Salish Sea BEAM Dreamer’s Gold

M. Graham & Co. white gouache

Synthetic watercolour brushes ranging from 0 - 10 round

a 3/4 flat Scotch Expressions Washi Tape

Nicole Warrington

I am an artist and educator on Vancouver Island, Canada. My art is deeply inspired by my connection to the landscape and the natural world. I am passionate about using creativity as a practice in mindfulness and self-care. Creativity has been an important part of my healing process during different phases of my life, including my ongoing recovery from a brain injury in 2022.

Trained in Fine Arts, Art History, and Elementary Education, I love teaching watercolour and journaling to local and international communities. I currently host an online art membership called The Calm Waters Collective, where we paint, journal and connect with each other through lessons and live calls. I also enjoy trail running, backpacking, skiing, and yoga, and exploring the island with my husband and two daughters.

http://www.nicolewarrington.com
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