Blocking is just pure magic! It worked so well for this cotton lace.1yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
I found this lace pattern here and wanted to make my own. My progress so far 💚2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
Painted something transparent again! Reds are my favorite pigments in watercolors so I got to use almost all of them.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Our semester finally ended so now I can play around with all the colors I bought while I was stressed 😅3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
When I'm not up for a full portrait I like to paint just the eyes1yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I love the moody mixes I get from pthalo green and quinacridone rose1yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Super stressed with school so I wanted to paint something relaxing.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
New paints arrived and I couldn't wait to try them out! Rose studies and swatches in my sketchbook.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
A pink rose for today, mixed in some opera pink into my other colors to make it pop2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I love collecting red watercolors so here I am trying to use them all in my sketchbook.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Turning away from florals for a while. Somebody please write a backstory for me.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Does anyone else use permanent brown (PBr25)? I've been testing it out and its a really nice transparent red brown that mixes so well! I've used it here as a base for skin and mixed with quin rose, indian gold and ultramarine to make a wide range of hues.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Spanish lavender on newly acquired hot press. I'm really enjoying painting on this paper! 💜3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I don't know how to title things but trying gouache has been fun.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I don't usually do faces but I'm happy with how this one turned out.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Painted some parakeets for today, we call them love birds here. ♥️4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Final gift for my boss who's a marine biologist specializing in mollusks. The octopus was the most fun to paint.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I've been struggling with new cotton paper but I'm getting the hang of it now. Untitled, just a page in my sketchbook.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Recently tried using violet for shadows, it mixes really nicely with a red orange. Also used raw sienna and indanthrone blue.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Fuchsias, the perfect way for to explore all the pinks in my palette.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Sky blue nails and indelible ink after voting in my country! Stained my cuticles but it was worth it.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/RedditLaqueristas
Challenging myslef to paint daily this july. Here is day one using the miya himi gouache.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Gouache
I did a very challenging portrait today and painted my sister ❤ I know her face so well so I really wanted to capture her likeness.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Painting flowers again! I really like the way this rose turned out. 🌹3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Someone said you might like my little witchy frogs. :) Bonus, the backstories in the comments are great.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/frogs
To get out of a slump I'm practicing painting using only 2 colors. Red ochre + Cobalt Blue. What other pairs should I try?4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Practicing birds. White Nights + Mijello Mission Gold on cold press arches4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
So I found out that you can use watercolors with nibs to make very fine lines in my sketches (feat. hagrid's hut)4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Yo, acryla gouache is amazing! First time trying it out and it was much much easier to use than normal gouache. The best part is there is barely any color shift.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Gouache
Another face sketch to start the weekend. I tried some new techniques and I'm very pleased with the results.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
The gouache adventure continues! Inspired by stuff on pinterest.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
My sketchbook will probably be full by the time quarantine ends.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I recently got to try the bigger 24 palette of the miya himi gouache! This is on a 50% cotton paper which handled the paints really well. More info in the comments. 😊2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Gouache
Finally got myself some dip pens to try with watercolor sketches. Haven't found waterproof ink yet.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Ceramic mixing palettes are surprisingly expensive here so instead I just look for flat ceramic plates at the thrift store! They work amazingly well and are super cheap too.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
I love succulents and painting botanicals. I finally got around to doing them both (2019 vs 2020 versions)4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Finished page from my sketchbook. Still adjusting to arches after using cheap paper but I like how it turned out.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
First time sharing here! I mainly use watercolors but was gifted the jelly cup set a while back. Here's a recent attempt.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Gouache
A rose I made for my aunt who is a nurse at the front lines, fighting COVID-19. She lives in a different country than me and I wanted to brighten up her day.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
Someboy off a facebook group shared these, apparently Graptoveria lovely rose can turn completely pink? All I have ever seen are green ones. Where can I get these??3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Does anyone else have a similar potruding flat area? I want some flats there but I wonder if the shape will get in the way.2yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/piercing
Finally found local succulent shop! Treating myself after spending half the day doing taxes.5yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Comparison of leaf props after 60 days from the previous paper I posted. A) upright, leaf base buried in soil B) laid flat, upper surface down on top of soil.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Bought this E. fleur blanc because it kinda looks like a lola but is less sensitive and is easier to take care of.3yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/echeveria
This is going to be my LAST haul for a while beacuse I'm running out of space. Whole lot is around $30. Would love some ID because i don't know what most of these are. 😅5yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Felt a little crazy and tried out some bright pink and orange marling sswatch for a sweater. Kind of aiming for an ugly-pretty kind of thing. Thought?4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
I recently bought some mohair but I think I'm mildly allergic. I've been sneezing and have itchy eyes since I got it. I don't really get exposed to animals fibers so would cashmere or wool have the same effect?4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
I've been obsessed with figuring out this sweater and I need some help. I know how raglans are usually knit and seamed together but the front of this sweater has me stumped. I get the decreases but it just transitions into the inner edge of the front?5yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
Anybody have some nice cropped sweater pattern recommendations? Thrifted this pretty yarn from an sweater that was too big for me.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/knitting
Has anyone else had dull colors from too much sunlight?? Just saw this and it's been happening to me but isn't more sunlight supposed to bring out more colors?5yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
Victims of root rot. I've already cut the dead parts off, but some of them are super dehydrated. How to I get them to root more quickly?4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/succulents
I am considering buying the Daniel Smith Essentials of 6 tubes after seeing the color charts. Is it a good move? I was considering the Sennelloer student grade but after seeing the colors you can make from just 6, I'm kind of rethinking. Help please. Pic is a sc from Amazon.4yr ⋅ sciencepineapple ⋅ r/Watercolor
