For some, rainy days provide the perfect ambiance for creative pursuits. Artist Luiza Niechoda combines the serenity of raindrops with natural landscapes in her series of watercolors. Called Rain-drenched windows, this project depicts various panes of glass that were strewn with raindrops from a recent storm.
As a landscaper, Niechoda depicts natural scenes from the series. Using the light, transparent medium of watercolor, she is able to simulate a misty window, where trees, mountains, forests, and the sky all appear to be shrouded in mist. Then she deliberately places realistic raindrops on top of these compositions. While some look like they’ve landed fresh on the “window,” others have already connected to the watery streams running down the page.
However, no painting is completed until Niechoda adds the custom wood frame. These structures include horizontal and vertical dividers to mimic a real window, complementing the artist’s watercolor illusion. by Niechoda Rain-drenched windows will be available for purchase from March 11, 2020 via its online store. You can also follow the artist on Instagram to keep up to date with his latest creations.
Artist Luiza Niechoda adds raindrops to her atmospheric paintings.
These “stormy” paintings imitate a window overlooking serene landscapes.
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