I Painted 12 Animals Of Chinese Zodiac In Watercolor To Show Their Unique Personalities
My latest watercolor series depict 12 animals of the Chinese Lunar calendar. In Chinese astrology, these animal signs are assigned by year, and represent what others perceive you as being or how you present yourself to the world.
I used vibrant colours and floral motifs to represent the beauty of each unique character.
Take a look at my previous posts about my sketchbook and watercolour alphabet.
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Year of the charming and larger-than-life Dragon
Year of the exotic and wise Snake
Year of the loyal and intelligent Horse
Year of the gentle but strong Sheep
Year of the curious and confident Monkey
Year of the observant and hardworking Rooster
Year of the faithful and trustworthy Dog
Year of the kind and generous Pig
Year of the creative and generous Rat
Year of the loyal leader Ox
Year of the rebellious but sensitive Tiger
Year of the friendly Rabbit
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Your painting skills are fantastic! I love the idea that you added flowers to your masterpieces. I truly hope they catch on.
Wow! So nice! It's also the first time I find a paining, where the snake (my zodiac) isn't either scary or looking like an over-sized earth worm.
I know! This was a great depiction of the snake zodiac!
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Wonderful! Beautiful colors, contrast, and detail. Gentle yet powerful to the eye.
I am the Tiger and this is one of the most beautiful and sensitive portraits, ever! Thank you for your beautiful work.
Thank you - Use them for what exactly?
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Your painting skills are fantastic! I love the idea that you added flowers to your masterpieces. I truly hope they catch on.
Wow! So nice! It's also the first time I find a paining, where the snake (my zodiac) isn't either scary or looking like an over-sized earth worm.
I know! This was a great depiction of the snake zodiac!
Load More Replies... Wonderful! Beautiful colors, contrast, and detail. Gentle yet powerful to the eye.
I am the Tiger and this is one of the most beautiful and sensitive portraits, ever! Thank you for your beautiful work.
Thank you - Use them for what exactly?
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