Kim Mccarty Watercolor

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

watercolor on paper

Paper size: 30 x 22"

Watercolor (framed)

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

McCarty’s paintings reside at the intersection of spontaneity and precision. The large scale watercolor on paper paintings are fabricated portraits that simultaneously emerge forward...

Painting, unframed

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

watercolor on paper

Kim McCarty graduated with her MFA from the University of California at Los Angeles, and her BFA from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...

Watercolor, unframed

McCarty’s paintings reside at the intersection of spontaneity and precision. The large scale watercolor on paper paintings are fabricated portraits that simultaneously emerge forward...

Unframed

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

Kim McCarty is known for her watercolor on paper pieces, which utilize the wet on wet technique.

A small watercolor on paper painting of a daffodil by Kim McCarty which utilizes bright colors – orange and yellow – to define its form.

After working for many years in oil paint, McCarty began using watercolor when her California studio was destroyed by wild fire. Since then, McCarty has embraced it as her primary me...