King Rama IX wears a barrister's suit

Watercolour and story by Mr. Nattawut Kreangkraileard

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Although I did not formally study art, I have always had a deep passion for watercolor painting. From a young age, I was fascinated by the way colors blend and flow on paper, creating soft yet expressive works of art. Without a formal education in art, I initially struggled to develop my skills, but my enthusiasm motivated me to learn on my own. I spent countless hours researching techniques, watching tutorials, and practicing different styles.

As a result of my dedication, I have created numerous watercolor artworks, each reflecting my growth and artistic journey. My paintings often capture buildings, and portraits allowing me to express emotions and ideas in a unique way. Over time, I have gained confidence in my work and even shared my paintings with others through exhibitions and online platforms.

Despite my progress, I believe that learning is a lifelong process. There is always room for improvement, and I am committed to continuing my artistic development. I plan to experiment with new techniques, explore different subjects, and seek further inspiration from both nature and fellow artists. My ultimate goal is not only to refine my skills but also to inspire others who share the same passion for watercolor painting.

This picture lives in my memory as a Thai citizen who is fond of the study of law and has deep faith in King Rama IX. This work offers a fresh perspective by employing bright watercolors to portray important Thai figure (Former Thai King) , in contrast to the traditional, colorless, and formal approach commonly used for such subjects.

Due to my working life and a job that isn't art-related, I lack expert knowledge, guidance, and the time for practice. I would like to learn High-level of watercolor techniques.

Watercolor Academy is a professional place for watercolor artists, and people who is interested in watercolor. I'm looking to make a leap in my watercolor skill development, and I believe the Watercolor Academy will provide the means to do so.