Watercolour Wednesdays: Series Discount
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Wednesdays January 11-February 22 18:00-20:00 UK Time (Zoom Links Emailed after Purchase)
Receive one class for free when you sign up for the full series of Beginners' Watercolour Wednesdays!
Dive into the world of watercolours with Ann’s new series of beginners’ classes designed to get you painting like a pro. Each week we’ll be taking a beginner’s eye view to a different topics in watercolour painting, and exploring the truly mind boggling amount of potential the medium has. No experience is required—we’ll be covering the basics each week so that you won’t feel like you’re missing out if you can’t attend every class. If you would like to attend the entire series, however, please book here to get one class free.
We’ll be doing step-by-step exercises so you can expect to have a new painting weekly, and you’ll be sent a recording of the class once it’s finished so you can review techniques as long as you’d like.
January 11: Intro to Watercolours
In Brief: Learn the basics of watercolour painting, including
-Warm and Cool Colours
-Choosing a Reference
-Brush Technique
-Glazing
-Working from a reference
-Mixing Primary Colours
Please bring red, blue, and yellow watercolours. Expect to be painting most of the time. Material List Below
January 18: Intro to Watercolour Portraiture
In Brief: Learn how to create compelling watercolour portraits in this new beginners class. We'll be covering
-Composing a Watercolour Portrait
-Grid vs. Drafting Techniques
-Creating Depth with Colour Perception
-Glazing Technique
-Mixing Skin Tones
January 25: Watercolour Portraiture: Light and Colour
In Brief: Create luminosity in your watercolour portraits through a deep dive into manipulating light and colour to your advantage. We'll be covering
--The laws of light
--Using Core Shadows and Reflected Light
--Colours and Reflectivity
--Creating Luminous Skin Tones
--Working with a Planar Reference
February 1: Intro to Watercolour Landscape Painting
In Brief: Learn to paint beautiful watercolour landscapes with a few flicks of the brush. We'll be covering
-Choosing your Reference
-Creating foliage and textures with your brush
-Painting a complete watercolour landscape
-Colour Blocking
Special Supplies: You may wish to bring a fan brush for trees
February 8: Intro to Watercolour Urban Landscapes
In Brief: An introduction to creating compelling urban scenes in watercolours. We'll be covering
-Drafting an urban landscape
-Creating reflectivity in street scenes
-Organising your light
-Adding people to your composition
February 15: Intro to the Watercolour Nude
In Brief: Learn to paint gorgeous watercolour nudes in this class which will cover form as well as colour and brush technique. We'll be covering
--Beginners' volumes of the human form
--Beginners colour choices for nude watercolours
--Creating Believable Flesh Tones
--A Paint-Along Watercolour Nude
February 22: Egon Schiele Watercolours
In Brief: Study the techniques of the master, Egon Schiele, to create dynamic watercolour nudes. We'll be covering
--Schiele's Technique and Reproduction
--Schiele's Use of Colour and how to Apply it to your Own Work
--Creating your Own Schiele-esque compositions
Special Supplies: You may wish to bring a hogs bristle brush, black crayon, white chalk, or gouache (not necessary)
Please Bring
Watercolours (at least red, yellow, and blue: recommended, MaimeriBlu Primary Cyan, Primary Magenta, Primary Yellow, Shadow Violet, Burnt Sienna, Sepia)
Watercolour Paper (higher gsm/larger size preferred)
Watercolour Brushes
2 Jars Water
Paper Towels
Hair Dryer
Pencil and Eraser
For any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Ann at [email protected].
Receive one class for free when you sign up for the full series of Beginners' Watercolour Wednesdays!
Dive into the world of watercolours with Ann’s new series of beginners’ classes designed to get you painting like a pro. Each week we’ll be taking a beginner’s eye view to a different topics in watercolour painting, and exploring the truly mind boggling amount of potential the medium has. No experience is required—we’ll be covering the basics each week so that you won’t feel like you’re missing out if you can’t attend every class. If you would like to attend the entire series, however, please book here to get one class free.
We’ll be doing step-by-step exercises so you can expect to have a new painting weekly, and you’ll be sent a recording of the class once it’s finished so you can review techniques as long as you’d like.
January 11: Intro to Watercolours
In Brief: Learn the basics of watercolour painting, including
-Warm and Cool Colours
-Choosing a Reference
-Brush Technique
-Glazing
-Working from a reference
-Mixing Primary Colours
Please bring red, blue, and yellow watercolours. Expect to be painting most of the time. Material List Below
January 18: Intro to Watercolour Portraiture
In Brief: Learn how to create compelling watercolour portraits in this new beginners class. We'll be covering
-Composing a Watercolour Portrait
-Grid vs. Drafting Techniques
-Creating Depth with Colour Perception
-Glazing Technique
-Mixing Skin Tones
January 25: Watercolour Portraiture: Light and Colour
In Brief: Create luminosity in your watercolour portraits through a deep dive into manipulating light and colour to your advantage. We'll be covering
--The laws of light
--Using Core Shadows and Reflected Light
--Colours and Reflectivity
--Creating Luminous Skin Tones
--Working with a Planar Reference
February 1: Intro to Watercolour Landscape Painting
In Brief: Learn to paint beautiful watercolour landscapes with a few flicks of the brush. We'll be covering
-Choosing your Reference
-Creating foliage and textures with your brush
-Painting a complete watercolour landscape
-Colour Blocking
Special Supplies: You may wish to bring a fan brush for trees
February 8: Intro to Watercolour Urban Landscapes
In Brief: An introduction to creating compelling urban scenes in watercolours. We'll be covering
-Drafting an urban landscape
-Creating reflectivity in street scenes
-Organising your light
-Adding people to your composition
February 15: Intro to the Watercolour Nude
In Brief: Learn to paint gorgeous watercolour nudes in this class which will cover form as well as colour and brush technique. We'll be covering
--Beginners' volumes of the human form
--Beginners colour choices for nude watercolours
--Creating Believable Flesh Tones
--A Paint-Along Watercolour Nude
February 22: Egon Schiele Watercolours
In Brief: Study the techniques of the master, Egon Schiele, to create dynamic watercolour nudes. We'll be covering
--Schiele's Technique and Reproduction
--Schiele's Use of Colour and how to Apply it to your Own Work
--Creating your Own Schiele-esque compositions
Special Supplies: You may wish to bring a hogs bristle brush, black crayon, white chalk, or gouache (not necessary)
Please Bring
Watercolours (at least red, yellow, and blue: recommended, MaimeriBlu Primary Cyan, Primary Magenta, Primary Yellow, Shadow Violet, Burnt Sienna, Sepia)
Watercolour Paper (higher gsm/larger size preferred)
Watercolour Brushes
2 Jars Water
Paper Towels
Hair Dryer
Pencil and Eraser
For any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Ann at [email protected].