How to Paint Roses with Watercolour
What you'll learn
- How to understand and analyse object you would like to draw
- How to paint roses without a photo or a reference
- Discover how to paint any bouquets with flowers
- Discover some general tips for any watercolour paintings
- Achieve fresh atmospheric picture in clear tender colours
- Understand the process of work with watercolour
Requirements
- Basic knowledges about watercolour mixing
- Some experience with watercolour painting
- Basic instruments and tools (like watercolour, brushes and etc)
Description
This is a unique watercolour course. It is a tutorial with tips, explanations and advices. You have a unique chance to see how watercolour artist creates a picture and how artist thinks during the process. Or sometimes You'll just relax watching some fragments being painted.
My method is based on understanding of complicated objects as if they are simple geometrical figures. In this course You'll discover how easy it is to paint with complete understanding of architecture and structure of an object. I won't overcomplicate the things and overwhelm you with unnecessary information I just want you to relax, enjoy, understand the logic and stop to be afraid of watercolour.
I chose roses, because many people think that it is very difficult to draw and paint them and because it is a very specific and charming flower. And I really believe... I KNOW that You CAN paint it.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner who would like to improve watercolour skills should take this course
- Creative person who wants to have amazing watercolour roses on a wall
- Person who wants to see whole watercolour painting process from the pencil sketch to final work with details and comments
Instructor
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 37 Reviews
- 316 Students
- 2 Courses
Bonjour my friend! I'm Julie Ombré - watercolorist and illustrator based in Prague with 6 years experience in teaching and watercolor painting.
As I remember myself I have been always drawing and painting. I tried oil, acrylic, pencil even digital art, and honestly, I wasn't bad in at it at all. But I always wanted to understand the watercolor. It's not a secret that it's one of the most difficult techniques of painting. At Architecture Academy I graduated from we didn't have watercolor classes, so I decided to learn it myself by visiting different courses of watercolorists. Usually my drawings are inspired by cities I visited or just want to visit. I really love architecture of European countries since I was student. Currently I continue with drawing of historical European cities but I also create watercolor landscapes of European countries, portraits and still lives. For my portraits I usually try to find people with interesting, natural and unique appearance. I'm still learning and I hope I'll be doing it all my life and at the same time share my arts and knowledge with other people.
My style of painting is close to Impressionism because I like do not hide the brushstrokes and I like to use plenty of water in my works. I adore to work with light and put on the paper bright colors. I really would be happy if you share my passion with me with help of my lessons.
Thank You for your interest in my arts and courses! I hope that here You'll find what you're looking for in my lessons!