Matthew White, "Hot Afternoon," watercolor on paper, 11 x 15 in., Available
Matthew White, "Hot Afternoon," watercolor on paper, 11 x 15 in., Available

“Creating art is a powerful experience; it’s a profound way to process, celebrate, and appreciate the world around us,” says Matthew White.

“I was drawn to watercolor for its loose effect, the softness created by the intermingling colors on the paper, and the unique light-to-dark method of painting it requires. Watercolor doesn’t allow you to obsess over a particular painting too long; it presses you forward – onto the next – and it’s invigorating to surrender to its steady, persistent flow.”

Matthew’s work has been featured in exhibits in Italy, China, and Spain. This month, learn from Matthew during the 6th Annual Watercolor Live online art conference, taking place January 21-23, with an Essential Techniques Day on January 20. Register now at https://watercolorlive.com/wcl2026.


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