Sophy Warren

Sophy Warren painted the same quiet street corner in London every morning, her watercolor trays perched on a rickety stool. She used only five colors, mixed to the exact hue of the damp cobblestones that glistened after rain. Her tiny, fragile works—like *Untitled (late 19th century)*—look like they might dissolve if you blew on them. Slide into Gallery Tiles to find that street corner; zoom in and you’ll see how she painted shadows pink instead of gray, just because the light felt that way.