La aguada is not an easy technique and the wise use of the right proportion of water and ink comes into play, in this case watercolor. Going over or falling short in water can mean having to wet the brush again to return to the sheet in which we must know how to play well with the line so as not to stain that one we gave before.
It is one of the first techniques to be learned, but being an expert in it takes time. If we are looking for watercolor artists who have a great gift with it, surely this Korean artist, who is an illustrator and graphic designer, called Sunga Park, could reveal some other trick to contemplate how he paints those beautiful prints of the cities that he is visiting all over the world.
Sunga Park has been traveling all over the world lately and it is she herself who has been creating watercolor paintings of the architecture that she has admired in those places where she has remained for a little time.
Just time to appreciate those details and show us that in watercolor he has a special ability so that in a few quick brush gestures, he is able to illustrate us with some wonderful little artistic pieces.
Watercolor is a technique in which speed is extremely important, since the time it takes for the sheet to dry is very short. It is precisely Park's paintings that reflect very well the traveling spirit of his day with well-pampered details that demonstrate his great skill with a brush in his hand and some watercolors.
From India to Europe he's been painting all those buildings that have inspired her to form that repertoire of watercolors that she possesses. You can find more information at parksunga.com and Facebook page.