Loose painting is a fun way to create fresh and spontaneous works. It allows you to learn the basics of color, form, and tone in watercolor painting. In this class, you’ll learn how to sketch and paint 6 beautiful flower arrangements in an easy and fresh manner.
This class is aimed towards beginners with 6 demonstrations which I’ll help guide you through step-by-step. There are scans, drawing, and tracing templates included as well for each demonstration to help you transfer your drawing over quickly and easily. You can follow along to my real-time drawing and narration videos for all of these demonstrations.
In this class, I explain every technique I use while I’m painting, such as using watercolor to paint petals on a flower. I’ll also discuss color choices, and the strength and specific mix of pigment I am using. If you have a pencil, some watercolor paints, and paper, then you’re ready to go.
In this class, I will cover basics such as:
- how to sketch simple flowers shapes in pencil, and how to use watercolor to imply light, shade, and mood with a variety of colors.
- How to paint petals, stems, and shadows on flowers
- Materials – what paints, paper, brushes, and pens you will need.
- Understanding light sources and how to paint realistic shadows.
- How to sketch easily by simplifying a subject into basic shapes, using a combination of loose and accurate drawing styles.
- Hands-on lessons on essential watercolor techniques such as wet-in-wet and wet-on-dry.
- How to paint backgrounds and use contrast combined with striking color combinations.
