
Kandinsky-Inspired Concentric Circles: A Mixed Media Watercolor Project
In this Kandinsky-inspired watercolor project, I explore a new variation of his famous Concentric Circles, using Masha’s Watercolors, Neocolor II pastels, acrylic markers, and touches of gold for added depth and texture. This mixed-media approach brings a fresh, expressive twist to Kandinsky’s iconic composition, blending color, movement, and mark-making techniques. Whether you’re looking for abstract painting inspiration or a sneak peek into my Kandinsky Masterclass, this project is perfect for loosening up and experimenting with color. Grab your supplies and create along with me!
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Absolutely love the Kandinsky circles! So much so that I’ve just spent a fortune on the Masha granulating watercolour set which is to die for! Thank you for inspiring me!
That makes me so happy to hear! Those granulating colors can be completely irresistible, so I hope you have the best time playing with your new set and seeing what unexpected textures show up. Thank you for creating along with me!