Simplify painting of the Louvre Museum| Painting Buildings| Letting go of perfectionism

Details can be overwhelming but simplifying them can help to make a better painting. It's also my way of trying not to paint a perfect painting every time, let go and enjoy the creative process.
Materials:
Watercolors: Winsor & Newton Professional watercolors
Paper: Fabriano 1264, 300 gsm, 25% cotton A4
Brushes: Winsor & Newton Cotman no.8, Davinci Nova Synthetics no.9
Timestamp:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Reference photo
00:54 Sketch and simplify
01:14 Start painting
05:26 Adding necessary details
08:13 Outro

[@atheransari8038]

Zabardast fantastic.love ur Art.thsnk u.

[@UniquelyChie]

Thank you so much!

[@huinyjapar175]

Very nice painting

[@UniquelyChie]

thank you!

[@jlm517rocks]

simply marvellous. ty.

[@UniquelyChie]

thank you!

[@GrahamtheWood1]

Again, I love your palette of colours, it really suits the architecture. Also, the simplifying of details improves the painting. 'Less is More'! as they say. Your technique is great in my opinion and as I am lover of pen and wash building paintings I am very impressed. Well done!

[@UniquelyChie]

Thank you so much for your support. Yes 'less is definitely more'. I used to do a lot of pen and wash building paintings when I first picked up watercolor again. I will still paint some pen and ink buildings in the future.

[@louislao7705]

Very nice 🎉 Looking forward to meet your more works.

[@UniquelyChie]

Thank you! 😊Definitely more to come.

[@espresso92945]

would you be interested in doing an interview with me ? regarding art ?

[@MolotovEcho]

Nice painting! I don't like this side camera angle though. What kind of education do you have, architectural?

[@UniquelyChie]

Thank you for your feedback. I will include more top view in the future. I am self-taught as far as painting and art go.