Actually it's a strength of yours, so why see it as a flaw? I love your watercolour work on sketch. You could go more in depth with the same medium and see how it goes, perhaps?

sometimes I won't spent too many time on one painting, I'm easily lost my patient
especially when I painting without a thorough plan...

well, I'll keep trying anyway :)

Please do, your "sketches" are wonderful !
On most of them you wouldn't think that its an "unfinished" piece.

From what I understand of watercolor, having a plan is about the only way to get a painting finished :p

maybe just fnd a photo you really like . . . something like a wolf in snow with a few trees and a wintery sky. Sketch it lightly and carefully onto your paper. Plan here you will need wet-on-wet brushwork and where more detail is necessary. Judge how you will use colors to tie the image together. Any small, detailed white areas can be masked with friisket (I'm thinkin maybe a flurry of snow, kickesd up by a poouncing wolf or fox, hehe!

Make it good and big so you have a lot of room to work with.

It may feel restrictive or boring to plan it all out instead of doing quick gestural sketches . . . but I think the end result would be worth it, something to be very proud of, to say "look, I painted that, it is finished, and now I have a lovely piece of art for my walls, a friend's walls, or to sell for $300!!"

I always enjoy seeing progress pics of a work, it he;lps to have fresh eyes looking at a piece before it is completed.

Best wishes and happy painting!

well, thanks of your advice ;)

Your sketches are awesome. You have one of the most unique styles I've seen around here. It works. Keep up the great work!

找一些大師級的作品臨摹
多試跟思考別人是怎麼完成的
慢慢的你就會知道要怎麼完成作品

我會試試看的

http://www.furaffinity.net/full/695598/
Anyone who paints the above can hardly say they have troubles with painting fur. It looks just perfect to me. :D