Watercolor Renderings

Million Dollar Theater street view in watercolor

Million Dollar Theater, Los Angeles. Architects: A.C.Martin, William Woolen, Joseph Mora

Million Dollar Theater A.C.Martin, Joseph Mora

Long Beach Revitalization plan birdseye view

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Johnson Fain

mission bay master plan

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Johnson Fain

palm beach mall view

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5+ Design

mall entrance view Dubai

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Mall entrance, Dubai Festival City. Architect: 5+ Design

guiyang, china master plan birdseye view

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K+R Design Consultants

birdseye view

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Gensler

night life view in watercolor

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Gensler

ski resort hotel birdseye view

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SB Architects

Qingdao master plan watercolor rendering

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K&R Design Consultants

hotell private entrance

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EDSA

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EDSA

North Obhor site plan rendered in watercolor

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K+R Design Consultants

Occidental College entrance view

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Occidental College

Parkside Village community center architectural rendering

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Van Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh

master plan birdseye view

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Gensler

Huaxi River master plan

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K&R Design Consultants

Island resort master plan

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SB Architects

resort island village view

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SB Architects

bayside view of hotel

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SB Architects

Reception lounge view

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SB Architects

Caribbean resort island architectural rendering

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Birdseye view of Caribbean island resort. Architect: SB Architects

american indian cultural center site plan

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Johnson Fain

Private school courtyard architectural rendering

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Pica Sullivan

Classroom Building architectural rendering

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Pica Sullivan.

private school bridge architectural rendering

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Pica Sullivan

student drop-off view

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Pica Sullivan

proposed theater building watercolor rendering

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Pica Sullivan

theater building view at private school

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Pica Sullivan

classrooms elevation drawing rendered in watercolor

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Pica Sullivan

balcony view house

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Nik Butterbaugh, architect

house in Lanikai, Hawaii

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Nik Butterbaugh, architect

Present your project with the emotional feel and mood that appeals to cultured audiences with watercolor painting.

A watercolor rendering produced by hand has the ability to charm and engage audiences in ways no other medium can. The artistic application of color is a human endeavor that requires training, careful planning, and tasteful application. The principals of composition, drawing and painting technique are traditional to fine art and architectural presentation.

The history of watercolor painting and architectural rendering go hand in hand. Hand delineated plans, elevations, sections and perspectives were originally produced in pen and ink. Watercolor was the natural medium to increase the power of architectural line work. As paint manufacturers developed the means to produce a wider spectrum of colors architectural rendering became more vibrant and beautiful improving their ability to illuminate the details of design and focus attention where needed.