OWL REALISTIC PAINTING
The watercolor technique consists of mixing color pigments and water. The more water there is, the lighter the color.
Owls vary in colour from white through many shades of tan, gray, brown, or rufous (reddish) to deep brown. A few are solidly coloured, but most are cryptically patterned with streaks, bars, or spots, often resulting in the bird's being almost invisible against tree bark.
