Marilyn Rose Art views watercolor as a process of chiseling away, unlike the additive sculpting required for acrylic or oil painting. Her approach is to use big flat brushes to deliberately "chisel away at the whites" on the paper. By covering as much of the surface as possible early on, she captures the energy of the piece and reveals the light. See more of Marilyn's work: marilynroseart.com @marilynroseart | Winsor & Newton

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