Create beautiful, loose, colorful abstract paintings. Using brushes, rollers and lots of thick, luscious, juicy acrylic color.
Create beautiful, loose, colorful abstract paintings. Using brushes, rollers and lots of thick, luscious, juicy acrylic color.
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Learn to paint realistic botanical using watercolors ! I will walk you through my process of approaching a painting from start to finish. I will talk about how to find inspiration, take pictures and combine different images to create a nice composition for your final painting. I'll share my simplest techniques in this class so if you are a beginner, after taking this class you'll be confident enough to pick up your brushes and start your botanical illustration journey.
Say “Hello” to the Summer and paint this tropical scenery with me!
In this quick and easy class you will learn how to:
- choose an interesting composition for your paintings;
- make your colors look well balanced;
- paint natural looking skies and palm trees.
If you are a beginner in watercolor, this class is for you!
Often beginners find it hard to choose the right colors for their paintings.
Using paints straight from the tube or pan can often lead to unbalanced, unnatural looking results.
In this class I will guide you through choosing colors that go well together and will show you a quick trick that will help you achieve a harmonious and well balanced piece.
Painting a beautiful scenery doesn’t have to be complex or time-consuming, you just need the right guidance and you’ll be enjoying cohesive and natural looking finished paintings.
Join me and let’s paint this easy-breezy piece together!
Materials needed:
- Watercolor Paper – I suggest that you use 100% cotton 300 GSM cold pressed paper. Rough texture will also work.
- Watercolor Paints – a regular set with the basic colors would do;
No painting experience required, you can create beautiful abstract paintings. Learn how to test colors for compatibility, create contrast and find patterns that are meaningful to you, for your art and then apply your learning to creating your unique painting.
Quick, expressive watercolor paintings from life can be a lot more approachable than you think using a great form-building technique called direct painting. What IS direct painting? In this class we’re going to skip the drawing, and dive straight in paint-first to create watercolors that use brushstrokes to capture the form and energy of your subject.