
Apply pen detail to a watercolor kettle by outlining the body, spout, and top hat with basic lines and rectangles, then add shadows using tape as a guide.
Design a watercolor leaf motif for beginners by creating a light wash, mixing turquoise shadows with Prussian blue and burnt umber, and building a three-dot leaf pattern across the page.
Apply vertical lines and leaves with brown and black shading, refine edges, maintain color consistency, then remove tape and sign the watercolor piece.
Learn beginner watercolor painting by building a kettle illustration with yellow ochre, lemon yellow, burnt umber, and brown, adding green accents and masking fluid for shading and depth.
This course is designed for anyone who wants to expand their creativity and knowledge on watercolor art from an artist with many years of experience in the fine art industry.
This course in intended for beginner to intermediate students, but even advanced students looking to practice with a relaxed pace, will learn something from this course too.
In this course we will focus on how to use Wet on Wet technique, working with Masking Fluid and gold leaf to achieve a set of beautiful kettle collection artworks.
This course is a set of 3 paintings in the same style for a few reasons
- Getting to practice the same concept more then once will get you comfortable with the medium, style and object.
- With each painting we learn from it and do even better on the next.
- Having a collection of artwork in the same style makes for beautiful décor and is a great gift too.
In this course we will not only learn the dynamics to watercolor art but by the end of this course you would have created your own set of watercolor Kettle paintings, consisting of 3 different and unique Kettle subjects, yet still maintaining the style of design to make them cohesive as a collection.
I look forward to painting with you soon! :)