Still learning about watercolor. I have too many hobbies, and I cycle through them, so I might set one aside for months at a time. Not a great idea for a beginner, but it’s ok. So this is the next installment in Loth Learns To Paint.
Sure looks like you’re getting the hang of it to me!
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I love how you did her hair! I’m curious about the backstory of this elf gazing at a green orb…
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It/she is amazing!
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She’s great! The shading is wonderful.
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I love her! looks great.
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She is so sweet, beautiful.
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Epic!
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Thank you, everyone!
@endymion I was so pleased with her hair. I didn’t know how I was going to do it, and I did the linework first, with the awkward elementary school style curliques, and just hoped I hadn’t ruined it, but then I got an inspiration on how do the paint bit, and I couldn’t have been happier with how it went. The orb was a last minute “I don’t know what to put in her hands but she’s magical, so I can just put ANYthing there and call it spellcasting, and it will be fine!” lol
@Kwality570 I have fretted so much about my shading, so it is nice to hear I’m getting near what I want!
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Woohoo! Your little fairy painting is one of this week’s featured projects! GO YOU! 
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I love the colors you picked and how serene it looks. Amazing job!
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Fantastic job!
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This is beautiful and inspirational, thank you. I love her hair. I can imagine her flitting round my garden.
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This is fantastic!
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I really appreciate that you did a “real” body. She looks great!
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Aw, thank you! She’s a bumble bee fairy, so of course she had to be voluptuous. She’s the Bombus. 
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