New Architectural Watercolors By Polish Architect Maja Wrońska

Editor’s note: Polish illustrator and architect Maja Wrońska continues her architecture-inspired series of iconic cityscapes. Her charming illustrations were previously featured on Bored Panda, and now she comes back with her new collection of watercolor paintings that depict some lovely scenes from cities like Paris, Rome, Venice, and New York.

“My drawings are strictly connected to the architecture so, for sure, architecture is my inspiration,” Wrońska says on her website. Take a look at these watercolors from around the world that she had created recently.

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York, UK

Notre Dame, Paris, France

Pont Neuf, Paris, France

Washington Square Park in the Greenwich Village, NYC, USA

Athens, Greece

Louvre, Paris

Saint Peter, Rome, Italy

Burano, Italy

Procida, Italy

Venice, Italy

Warsaw, Poland

Wrocław, Poland

Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France

Girona, Spain

Poznań, Poland

Rome, Italy

Brooklyn Bridge, NYC, USA

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