And from pastels to watercolors…
Marcio Correa is a brazilian artist, living in US and reaching all the world with his watercolors.
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Landscapes and figures are part of his painting world, but what is better than listening the artist talking about his work? so here are some of his thoughts:
“Watercolor painting is very much like a partner dance: As you lead water with pigment across the paper, it will follow you, but will do its own moves.
You do your part and then watch the other half unfold before your eyes, at times in panic, but most often in wonder. It is this blend of creation and exploration that makes watercolor so fascinating in both its process and results.
Initially a pastel artist in my native Brazil, I started practicing watercolor about twelve years ago, after my move to Colorado. My learning the medium has been mostly self-taught but it also includes a few workshops with renowned artists, such as Alvaro Castagnet, Mark Mehaffey and Mel Stabin.
My favorite subjects have been street scenes and landscapes, both local to Colorado and from trips abroad and around the country.
I prefer to work on site whenever possible and my goal is to suggest, rather than to depict detail. This leads to paintings that are fairly realistic, with some looser, more abstract or stylized elements.
I am very curious, so I often try my hand at different styles, and venture into other subjects such as figures and portraits.
In 2008, I entered my first juried exhibition. My work has been selected into many shows at local, State and National level since then. I am a signature member of the Colorado Watercolor Society.
More information about me and my work can be found in my online journal at my blog.”
Watercolors Painting


December 10th, 2010
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