See, when you think of water colours you think of landscapes and flowers and traditional things like that, but then I stumbled across this blogpost by Gentian and completely fell in love with her style.
I am far from the world's best in drawing faces, but if you never do you'll never learn, so...

I sprayed the page a little:

I started painting by mixing sap green and Payne's gray:


and then Hooker's Green light and Payene's Gray and using some of the grey on its own:


Of course my result is nowhere near Gentian's work, but I quite like it...

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