
Lesson 1 looks at the reference image we will be working from. I discuss how we are going to turn a dull looking photograph into a painting full of light.
Completing a value sketch before painting is a useful way to establish the light and to plot the values. This will help you a lot with your painting.
Learn to paint a barn with watercolor by mixing burnt sienna and blue to mute tones, layering varied greens and yellows, and keeping soft edges for light, shadow, and texture.
My Class is designed to help you turn your uninspiring photographs into paintings to be proud of. I will demonstrate techniques that help you plan your painting to get maximum light and colour from dull photographs. This workshop is for beginners and intermediate painters, I encourage you to ask questions at any time throughout the lesson to enable you to get the most from this course.
Together we will produce a value sketch which will help you plot the shadows and create the values necessary to establish the feeling light in your work.
We then move onto the painting itself. A reference image is provided as a download for you to work from. We then paint step by step breaking the painting down into eight parts. This enables you to grasp every stage before moving onto the next lesson. If you are unable to understand any part of the instruction I encourage you to contact me. This gives me the opportunity to help you and clarify parts of the painting you may find challenging.
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