- Is this book good for a complete beginner?
- Yes. It starts with supplies, washes and color mixing before moving to simple projects, so no prior painting experience is needed.
- Do I need to buy special supplies?
- You need watercolor paints, a few brushes and watercolor paper. The book recommends specific items, but cheaper student-grade equivalents work for practice.
- How long does each lesson take?
- Lessons are designed as short daily sessions, roughly 20 to 45 minutes depending on the project. Many people spread them over more than 30 days.
- Is it better than Jenna Rainey's other books?
- This is the most beginner-focused of her books. Her later titles go deeper into color and composition, so start here if you are new.
- What is a fair price for it?
- It is a modestly priced paperback. The best new price was $8.99 at Kobo as of November 7, 2026, which is a good deal near the low end of its range.
- Does it cover flowers and landscapes?
- It leans toward leaves, flowers, fruit and everyday objects. Landscapes get limited coverage.
- Where is the Everyday Watercolor Learn to Paint 30 Days cheapest?
- At Kobo, for $8.99, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Everyday Watercolor Learn to Paint 30 Days?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Kobo, Walmart, Target, Booksamillion.