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Artist Sarah Weyman, based out of UK, creates animal portraits using watercolor. Weyman has been painting her whole life and is self taught. Throughout her collection the color palette has a range of both muted and vibrant colors. Most of her portraits take up a majority of the space with a basic taupe background to keep the focus on the animals. I love watercolor and the added texture from it. 

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  1. Her use of watercolor is amazing. I love how you can still see the texture of each animal.

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  2. I like how despite using so many colors so closely they don't end up looking muddy like they all mixed together to create brown

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  3. Watercolor is so hard to master. I love how she used such vibrant colors

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  5. The vibrance of each piece is amazing! They really stand out!

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