In this deeply insightful and reflective episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with internationally acclaimed watercolor artist Ali Cavanaugh — known for her emotionally rich portraits, luminous skin tones, and her pioneering approach to watercolor on alternative surfaces. Ali’s journey is not just about mastering a medium, but about […]
In Episode 22 of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with Indian watercolor artist Vikrant Shitole for a thoughtful conversation about navigating the modern art world — where traditional craftsmanship meets rapidly evolving technology. Vikrant is known for his expressive watercolor landscapes and his active presence within the online art community.
Architecture, Identity & Painting the Human Experience Wet On Wet Podcast In this expansive and deeply reflective episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with internationally acclaimed watercolor artist, architect, and author Thomas W. Schaller. Known globally for his dramatic architectural cityscapes, commanding light-and-shadow contrasts, and emotionally charged interpretations of
In this thoughtful and deeply grounded episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with Kathleen Giles, a highly respected American watercolorist and educator known for her luminous realism, strong value structure, and deeply narrative approach to painting. Kathleen’s artistic journey is both inspiring and unconventional. An art school dropout who
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In this thoughtful and deeply grounded episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with Adrián Marmolejo, an internationally respected Spanish watercolor artist based in Granada, known for his powerful cityscapes, architectural clarity, and disciplined approach to watercolor. Trained as an architect, Adrián brings structure, perspective, and problem-solving into a medium
In this thoughtful and deeply grounded episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with internationally respected watercolor artist and educator Lana Privitera — widely known for her clear teaching philosophy, expressive yet controlled watercolor work, and decades of experience guiding artists toward deeper understanding rather than surface-level technique. Lana’s journey
In this deeply reflective episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with internationally respected watercolor realist Matthew Bird — a professional fine artist, educator, and workshop instructor known for his meticulous realism, narrative-driven still lifes, and uncompromising discipline in watercolor. Matthew shares his journey from a childhood rooted in drawing
Tone, Granulation & Discipline in WatercolorWet On Wet Podcast In this deeply insightful episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi speaks with internationally acclaimed watercolor artist Anna Zadorozhnaya — a Schmincke and Da Vinci Brushes brand ambassador, professional educator, and author best known for her evocative snowy mountain landscapes. Anna shares her
In this thoughtful fifteenth episode of the Wet On Wet Podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with one of America’s most respected realist painters — Mario A. Robinson. Known for his timeless portraits, tonal realism, and emotionally grounded watercolor approach, Mario’s work carries the lineage of Winslow Homer, Andrew Wyeth, Norman Rockwell, and John Singer
In this powerful fourteenth episode of the Wet on Wet podcast, host Sunil Kalbandi sits down with one of India’s most influential watercolor ambassadors — Amit Kapoor. From humble beginnings in Delhi to becoming President of the International Watercolor Society (India), global workshop leader, brand ambassador, educator, curator, and author, Amit shares the remarkable journey
