Lugman Reza's watercolor illustrations

The water-color it's not as easy as it seems to be, since it takes a lot of practice, and although it is one of the first disciplines that one can be taught in a school, it takes a long time to be a teacher in it.

Lugman Reza's watercolors have that impression of having many hours in them to get to have that mastery in color and the ability to focus on details to result in great artwork. Something that can be seen in each of the plates that we share from here of Reza about that wild animal world.

Reza is a self-taught who has been drawing a lot and that he spent many hours learning to experiment with watercolor and what would be the pencil drawing. For this artist, a sheet of paper is a play area in which he can recreate himself with his imagination.

From an early age to school and subsequent years had the drawing as part of him and to which it was applied in a self-taught way through different means such as pencil, charcoal, wax or oil. The day he discovered watercolor he was almost in love with that discipline to make it part of him, as can be found in the illustrations that you can find right here.

He also uses his instincts and genius to get some noteworthy results and how he understood the relationship between color, water and paper. Three elements that wisely combined can offer excellent visual quality.

If you want to continue delighting in each of their jobs, Reza has its own website artjongkie.com, its Instagram and Facebook. Three ways to find a new artist to follow and who is devoted to what he does, something of vital importance in this art and illustration.

A mexican artist who also has a devotion to watercolor.