church watercolour

By Robert Meredith -
This was a lovely exercise for my students, this was taken as inspirtion from an expressive artist. I loved this exercise and it was very relaxing and enjoyable. 
Stage one was all the watercolour work with texture effects.
I would love to use my own source images and just create new artworks.

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