
In this lesson the student will be shown a selection of watercolours, which when mixed will provide many other colours. The student will be shown how to create a colour wheel, which will indicate the compliments of basic colours.
The student will be shown how to draw buildings, and how to make the buildings more interesting
The student will be shown how to paint buildings showing different textures.
The student will be shown how to paint trees individually, and in a horizon, with buildings added to create realism.
In this section the student will be shown how to create, from an initial sketch, a complete painting of trees and a building in Stourhead, england.
The student will be shown how to create a painting from an initial thumb nail sketch.
This lesson will be showing the final stages of the full painting of trees in a lane
The student will be shown how to draw in perspective.
This course can also be viewed as a standalone course or with Understanding Watercolours for beginners and beyond - Part 1
How to understand the importance of the colour wheel, and what benefits it will bring to your painting.
This course will cover the colour wheel, and the suggested selection of watercolours to allow the mixing of a multitude of colours, from just 6 initial watercolours. I will show which colours are warm and which are cool.
Where on the colour wheel the watercolours are placed, will enable the student to correctly decide the compliments of colours.
I will show you how various watercolour techniques make the painting of watercolours more interesting.
We will look at painting buildings and various techniques for painting trees.
We will look at painting a country lane with trees.
And finally we will explore perspective!
I have also provided a download of watercolour techniques and a number of drawings, which you will be able to utilise to start your own layouts/paintings. you will be able to follow what is happening in the course lectures and complete all the work shown at your own pace. The downloads will also include colour guides, course notes; paintings of skies; and washes.