Stella Blu's beautiful watercolors

Instagram has become the world's largest art gallery, with the opportunity to view different types of artwork from talented people around the globe. Thanks to the social networking site, I discovered the beautiful and evocative watercolor portraits of Stella Blu and am now one of her biggest fans. I love the color schemes, the contrast, almost everything about them.

Stella was born in England and moved to the United States when she was six. After that, she grew up in many different places such as Sri Lanka, Texas, Connecticut, and eventually California. Aside from watercolor, she also works in a variety of mediums, including colored pencil and sometimes acrylic and oil paints. From having her work featured in Fox's hit TV series New Girl to designing the cover art for Prince's album 3rdeyegirl, the Los Angles-based artist is already making her mark in the contemporary art scene.

To know more about Stella, be sure to check out her website and her interview with Mass Appeal.

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