Watercolor for Beginners: Coffee Time in Watercolor - Part 2

Learn to make some more engaging & sophisticated coffee related illustrations with ink and watercolor.

Who this course is for

This can be a great course for you if you are a beginner at drawing or watercolor painting and you’d like to improve your skills. Or if you are not a beginner, but you’re interested in making some eye-catching illustrations, you’re also welcome in this relaxing painting session.

What you will learn

You will learn how to make your sketches more realistic. For this purpose, we’ll be drawing in perspective or in 3-D, we’ll be adding more details to our sketches, and we will be using some more sophisticated watercolor painting techniques for the sake of a more engaging outcome.

What tools you need?

• an inexpensive cold pressed watercolor paper (190 gsm)

• a Pigma MICRON archival ink (size 04)

• an alternative can be a Permanent Marker (size S)

• a size-6 round brush

• watercolor paints used: Golden (orange), Raw Sienna (light brown), Mars Brown (dark brown), Payne’s Grey or any similar hues

• some common watercolor supplies: a water container, some paper towels, and a mixing palette

Learn & practice

Now, I hope you’re excited to dive into the 2nd part of my Coffee Time drawing & painting session. It’ll be a fun activity, I promise.

I’ll see you in the first video.