Looks like good Water Color by Grzegorz Wróbel

Water Color by Grzegorz Wróbel

Impressive Water Color works by Grzegorz Wróbel, an ~~Illustrator~~ Architect from Poland.

Grzegorz Wróbel

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8/12/2010
09:25

Let’s start a discussion:

What do you think about these works?

Jonas Kamber

8/12/2010
13:06

pretty!

Dado Szpoganicz

8/12/2010
19:04

They look amazing. And watercolours are possibly the most difficult of techniques. I like the effect that the fuzzy areas give the whole composition, but I still don’t understand them, because some of them have what look like splatter or rub-offs evident. Is that part of the look or purpose?

Jose Gonzalez

8/12/2010
20:07

@José Gonzalez I think you’re talking about the small clear spots. That’s salt, salt absorbs part of the paint while it’s still wet and that’s exactly the effect you achieve with it. Pretty nice indeed!

Diego

8/17/2010
18:51

Very beautiful :)

Alban

8/17/2010
19:00

I posted it on the Vernato blog and credited you guys!

http://www.vernato.com/blog/posts/2010/aug/featured-artist-grzegorz-wr%C3%B3bel-poland

Alban

2/21/2011
05:46

Yes, salt makes the white spots and sometimes even splattering clean water will make some spots also. This gives watercolor a more fluid and impressionistic quality helping it move away from a stiff photo-illustrative quality. The best watercolors use water to float the color around in a spontaneous fashion, letting the paint do it’s own thing. It’s a more artistic and creative approach. Wrobel understands this and uses it to help counter the many hard edges that architecture has.

Kendall

10/7/2011
18:37

This is why i love aquarel. This is just insane. Thats national theatre in Prague, its awesome. Love the light!

Jan Krásný

2/24/2012
17:57

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Seru Mohinder

3/31/2012
23:36

This is unbelievable! WOW!

Karolina

4/17/2012
05:25