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Watercolor trilogy of trees
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(47 ratings)
1,358 students

Watercolor trilogy of trees

Learn to paint watercolor trilogy of trees
Created byHaiying Yang
Last updated 11/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn basic watercolor skills
  • Learn color theory and know how to blend colors harmoniously
  • Learn about layout and structure of art work
  • Produce a piece of trilogy of watercolor trees

Course content

4 sections9 lectures40m total length
  • Introduction1:17

    Learn to create a watercolor trilogy of tree paintings by building on palm and pine tree techniques, with a step-by-step background and painting process, explanation, and mistakes as learning opportunities.

Requirements

  • Love of learning and curiosity

Description

Hello dear friends, welcome to my class. Today, In this class, we will learn to paint a trilogy of trees in watercolor. I will show you step by step the creative process, discuss the choice of color as well as reflect and critique the finished piece.

The class is real time recording, no speed up or time lapse, so you see exactly how colors react and mingle with each other. Oftentimes, they are unpredictable, which adds the fun and mystery of watercolor. We learn to accept and follow the call of creativity. We work around the flow and let our brushes dance with the colors. Let's paint and discover together.

In this class, we will learn to paint three kinds of trees, palm tree, pine tree and poplar tree respectively with detailed and real time explanation and reflection.

Please feel free to use your own art supplier. For your reference, here are the materials that I use in this class:

Watercolor: Crayola 16 Semi-Moist Oval Pans Watercolor Set with Brush

Watercolor paper: Canson 100510941 XL Series Watercolor Pad, 1 Pack, Multicolor

Watercolor brushes, You will need at least a large soft hair brush, such as watercolor size 10 up and a small outline brush of size 4.





Who this course is for:

  • Beginner level art enthusiasts