TOP-5 incredible watercolor artists
These artists create the different worlds using watercolor: incredibly realistic and at the same time fabulous and airy. Meet the best watercolor artists from China, India, Turkey, Poland and Italy.
Ye Xianmin (China)
In his paintings, the artist often raises topics with deep cultural implications. They reveal to the viewer the traditions of China and its people, representing a completely different country. Ye Xianming’s artworks have been selected for national and international large-scale painting exhibitions and have received numerous awards. Many of them are on permanent display at the National Museum of Art of China and many other museums and galleries.
Roberto Zangarelli (Italy)
In his artworks, Roberto Zangarelli pays great attention to the image of the urban environment, creating vivid, atmospheric watercolors that allow the viewer to travel to different parts of the world without leaving the canvas. He masterfully transforms the simplest and most ordinary subjects into unique, dynamic watercolors, balancing between the laws of academic painting and his own author’s style.
Prafull Savant (India)
Prafull Savant is one of the leading realists in the world. In his work, he uses watercolors and oils, and among all genres he prefers portrait and landscape. Prafull Savant’s watercolors take the viewer to a magical world shrouded in a haze of mystery.
The author’s style of artist was influenced by the study of paintings by the old masters, which he studied after receiving a diploma at the School of Art in Nashik (India) in museums and galleries in Rome, Paris and Florence. On his account — over 80 exhibitions around the world, more than 45 international professional awards, victories in prestigious competitions.
Rukiye Garip (Turkey)
The success story of the artist Rukiye Garip was not easy. Although she became interested in drawing at the age of five, and later the family supported her desire to get an art education, before fully devoting herself to this art, she worked as a stylist, created her own ceramics studio in Turkey and was an art teacher at school for 20 years. And only after retirement, the artist concluded that creating her paintings is her real passion and work of life.
The artist has won numerous prizes and awards from prestigious contests, dozens of exhibitions in Turkey, the USA, Great Britain, Russia, China, Greece, Australia, Serbia, Switzerland, France, Mexico and several other countries.
Tytus Brzozowski (Poland)
Tytus Brzozowski is an architect and watercolor painter from Warsaw, who creates incredibly vivid portraits of his hometown as if descended from the pages of a book of fairy tales. His paintings could be called surreal, but being not just an artist, but also an architect, Tytus manages to achieve recognition of the city even on the most “fabulous” canvases.
“I really love my hometown, its history. I am interested in exploring Warsaw, understanding and discovering its originality, the beauty of buildings belonging to different eras and styles. And the energy is probably given to me by the process of creating a picture. It brings great joy, especially when you see and understand where everything is moving, what will be the result”, — he notes.
