WATERCOLOR

Plein-air painting, as opposed to painting from references in the studio, forces the artist to contend with composition and the passing conditions of light. With continuous practice, plein-air is an invaluable exercise for the refining of the architectural eye.

A watercolor painting of St. Ivo alla Sapienza, beautiful church architecture in Rome, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

A watercolor painting of the Vignola Gate on the Palatine, beautiful architecture in Rome, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor of bridge on the Campidoglio, Capitoline Hill in Rome, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor of Arch of Constantine in Rome, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor painting of the Temple of Venus and Rome, Roman Forum, Rome, Italy, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor painting of Santa Maria della Pace, a church in Rome, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor Painting of Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor Painting of Riad Courtyard in Marrakesh, Morocco, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor painting of the Campidoglio on the Capitoline Hill in Rome, by Nathan Walz

Architectural Watercolor Painting of Bautzen Cathedral in Germany by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor painting of Villa Giulia in Rome by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural watercolor painting of Hartenfels Castle in Torgau, Germany, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor painting of Porta d'Ottavia in Rome by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor Painting of a church in Lajes, Pico Island, Azores, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Architectural Watercolor painting of San Zaccaria, Venice, Italy, by Nathan Walz at Notre Dame

Watercolor painting of Sorin statue at Notre Dame by Nathan Walz