Well, I can't give any advice, because I have no idea about watercolors (^^u). Anyway, I think it's nice. A bit confusing, especially if you look the full view picture. And yes, the trees seem weird.
And... it looks like a calm street.

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no te quedes inmóvil al borde del camino
no congeles el júbilo, no quieras con desgana
no te salves ahora, ni nunca
no te salves

you're right about that. any good picture has to look clear from a far view
thanks for your opinion :}

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SoBe it.

yea, painting environments can be pretty hard...everything can get overwhelming sometimes :/.

But I really like how this one turned out.

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"You can't taste the sweet 'till you taste the bitter".....

I'm not exactly an expert so I can't really give much critique, I just think it looks really amazing. the colours seem like dabs of abstract accents instead of 100% realistic on a brilliant sketch with good perspective and that gives it its own charm. Hope that makes sense...

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"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, it's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope and that enables you to laugh at life's realities." - Dr. Seuss

I love the feeling this painting gives. Calming and makes me feel like going out have some sunshine. Great job. I cannot see what's wrong with the perspective by the way

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My gallery

aw gee
thanks! it was sunny out, felt like nap sunshine.
it just bothers me to keep perspective on my conscious, but hopefully it'll soon be an automatic thing

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SoBe it.

folsom's always had this sleepy charm about it~
thank you! but i'm afraid I was dabbing in fear of ruining the piece
glad you like the effect though!

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SoBe it.

overwhelming's the word
EEP
thanks kev

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SoBe it.

Hey KEKUNI!! Gosh, I haven't been on deviant art for 5 years now...whoa. But for a friend, I'll help...just want to point out the perspective problem, which I never got to during our conversation.

Learn to spin the sketchpad...and try to prefect drawing straight lines, which is something you can learn from looking at industrial designers ie scott robertson.

There are some issues with perspective, but for a sketch, you don't want to be thinking about technical stuff...Technical stuff only comes when u start making an illustration. But yes, do take notice of perspective problems on the go..it'll help in the long run.

For Technical problems..the left groundside is going off or higher than the vanishing point. Watch out for your ellipse also...just keep practicing ur perspective....

Next time when doing these....be bolder with the watercolor...meaning work faster, let loose, and don't worry too much about the outcome....for every 1 good piece, there will be 10 or so bad ones...so don't let it get into ur head. Just keep practicing, and consistency will come with it.

Keep up the good work. And like I said a lovely piece! Freakin’ Kickass!!

Kevin