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Painting Succulents in Watercolor - SketchBook Everyday
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Painting Succulents in Watercolor - SketchBook Everyday

Learn The Essential Watercolor Techniques And Confidently Draw and Paint Succulents in Watercolor
Created byMandar Marathe
Last updated 1/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn to draw simplistically
  • Paint confidently with watercolors
  • Build a habit of everyday painting
  • Make sketchbook your friend and use it as a place to have fun and hone artistic skills.
  • Remove the stress of creating a masterpiece every time.
  • Learn to paint various Succulent species in watercolor!

Course content

6 sections8 lectures1h 12m total length
  • Introduction to painting Succulents in Watercolor1:35

    Welcome to the SketchBook everyday Series of courses. In this eighth course, you will learn how to draw and paint 4 different succulents using watercolors.

    My name is Mandar, a fine Artist, and a sculptor. I will be leading you through this course.

    I've designed this course for the artist in you who wants to improve your art but has limited time to practice. Your sketchbook is your best place to practice and hone your skills. It’s your private space;  and your aim here is not to produce a gallery ready painting but to try out new things, have fun and improve your art.

    Watching other artists draw and paint and then practicing the same is a time-tested way of improving one’s artistic ability. That’s the reason I show you every line that I draw, every  brush stroke that I make and explain to you each step of my artistic process.

    I’ll show you how I draw and shade each succulent with pencil and then how I paint it with watercolors. This method of painting gives best results and improves artistic confidence very quickly.

    This course is for you, if you want to improve your art and are willing to spend at least 15 minutes every day, practicing. It doesn't matter if you are a student, a professional, a homemaker or a retired person. No prior art making experience is necessary to take this course. Just having the interest is enough.

    I look forward to seeing you inside the class.

Requirements

  • No prior painting experience is needed. Interest in art is the only requirement.

Description

Welcome to the SketchBook everyday Series of courses. In this eighth course, you will learn how to draw and paint 4 different succulents using watercolors.

My name is Mandar, a fine Artist, and a sculptor. I will be leading you through this course.

I've designed this course for the artist in you who wants to improve your art but has limited time to practice. Your sketchbook is your best place to practice and hone your skills. It’s your private space;  and your aim here is not to produce a gallery ready painting but to try out new things, have fun and improve your art.

Watching other artists draw and paint and then practicing the same is a time-tested way of improving one’s artistic ability. That’s the reason I show you every line that I draw, every  brush stroke that I make and explain to you each step of my artistic process.

I’ll show you how I draw and shade each succulent with pencil and then how I paint it with watercolors. This method of painting gives best results and improves artistic confidence very quickly.

This course is for you, if you want to improve your art and are willing to spend at least 15 minutes every day, practicing. It doesn't matter if you are a student, a professional, a homemaker or a retired person. No prior art making experience is necessary to take this course. Just having the interest is enough.

I look forward to seeing you inside the class.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone wanting to have creative fun!
  • Anyone who wants to do something creative everyday.
  • People wanting to use art as a stress buster
  • Illustrators
  • Artists
  • Designers