In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a gorgeous watercolor house portrait! Portraits like this one are great to give as gifts or to incorporate into your own home décor.
For many of us, home is a special place — but my mom especially loves her house. It was built by her grandparents in the 1940’s, who ordered the design and all of its components from the Sears Catalog. After my great-grandmother died in 2015, the house became my mother’s. For her, it’s a peaceful haven and a place that represents happy childhood memories. With that in mind, I decided to make her a watercolor house portrait this year for her birthday.
If you like this project, you can learn how to create it in the tutorial below. Feel free to modify the steps to suit your supplies and timeframe!
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