These are som
e beautiful portraits done by Molly Brill, an inspiring young watercolor magician with a very exciting style. The quality and style of her painting really accentuates the tendency of the watercolor media. Brill also experiments with acrylic and colored pencils in her paintings.
The wet on wet technique Brill uses to blend her subject matter with the drips and splotches of wet pigment is impressive and difficult to achieve. The seamless combination of accurate portraiture with vibrant color and wild painterly expression reminds me of work by David Mack, author of the Kabuki chronicle of comics.
e beautiful portraits done by Molly Brill, an inspiring young watercolor magician with a very exciting style. The quality and style of her painting really accentuates the tendency of the watercolor media. Brill also experiments with acrylic and colored pencils in her paintings. 
The wet on wet technique Brill uses to blend her subject matter with the drips and splotches of wet pigment is impressive and difficult to achieve. The seamless combination of accurate portraiture with vibrant color and wild painterly expression reminds me of work by David Mack, author of the Kabuki chronicle of comics.
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