Kandinsky-Inspired | How I Turned One Color Square Into Two Bold Abstract Paintings

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In this bonus project for my Unlocking Kandinsky masterclass, I create two expressive abstract paintings inspired by one of the color palettes from our original concentric circle series.

Using Masha’s lush watercolors and a color palette from our past project, I let intuition guide the composition. Once the watercolor layers were dry, I added playful mark making with Neocolor II pastels, shimmering gold mica ink, acrylic markers, and graphite.

These layered pieces are full of texture, color, and creative freedom — perfect for artists looking to loosen up and experiment with mixed media techniques!

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