
Welcome to my watercolor drawing course!
Here I will show you some exercises to improve your drawing skill and we will draw your first full-fledged watercolor artwork!
What you need for next lessons:
Paper cellulose or 100% cotton( for exercises better use cheaper paper);
Brushes : natural and synthetic;
Pencils : HB, 2B, 4B;
Watercolor Paint( regular watercolor paint, but I recommend buying professional paint but not a large set);
Palette ( plastic or mеtal);
Paper towel.
Here you can see a clear example of the features of two types of watercolor paper.
Watercolor paper is the basis of a successful drawing. because a great result depends on the quality of the paper. Sometimes the finished drawing looks bad precisely because of the poor quality of the material.
I recommend buying two types of paper and conducting your own experiment and seeing the difference on your own experience.
Paper I used:
1. Rosa Studio А5 200 g/m2
2.Arches Rough Grain 185g/m2, 100%cotton
Paint I used:
1. Rosa Gallery, 12
2. Daler-Rowney watercolor set "AQUAFINE" 24 cuvettes in metal
In this lesson I will show an example of working with watercolor brushes and give homework.
A task that is aimed at controlling the brush in work.
Brushes I used:
1.Brush Belka 211 Rosa Start round No. 10
2.Centrum
Your Homework:
1. play with paint. make multi-colored paints, draw color spots in different techniques
2. make a chsrt with your watercolor paints that are in the palette
3. do exercises for brush control.
You need a pencil and paper.
In this lesson I will show you how and why you need to make sketches in two minutes.
Your homework will be to make as many such sketches as possible.
You will need: watercolor in one or two colors, paper, brushes, paper towel.
In this lesson I will show and explain why you need to make black and white sketches.
You will need: watercolor, paper, water and paper towel
In this lesson I show you how to sketch landscapes with large spots in a short period of time.
You will need: watercolor, paper, water and paper towel
In this lesson I show you how to sketch landscapes with large spots in a short period of time.
You will need: any quality paper and a pencil
In this section we will start drawing a full-fledged watercolor drawing, but first we need to analyze the reference and make a sketch to learn how to draw and avoid mistakes in the future
You will need: watercolor, paper of any quality, brushes and paper towel
After studying the shapes, we begin to analyze the contrast and value. We need this to distinguish large spots of shadows and light.
You will need: pencil, good quality paper, watercolor, brushes, paper towel.
This is the first part of first artwork getting started with pencil draw. We start with a drawing with a 2B pencil, then move on to drawing large color spots
We need: white gouache
We are at the finish line! in this lesson we will finish our first artwork
I will also talk about white gouache in watercolor painting.
Hello! In this video we are going to draw a magnolia.
You will need for the drawing:
1. watercolor paper,
2. watercolor paint,
3. brushes (natural and artificial),
4. clean water,
5. paper towel.
Welcome, to my course, here you can see what you expect in the course!
This course is designed to help students develop a strong foundation in sketching and watercolor painting. Through a structured approach, students will learn to quickly capture landscapes, understand composition, and work with contrast.
The course begins with simple exercises to improve brush control and pencil sketching skills. Students will practice creating expressive lines, filling shapes, and transitioning from thick to thin strokes. Next, we move on to quick two-minute and three-minute landscape sketches, focusing on capturing essential forms without over-detailing. Students will also learn shading techniques to create depth and dimension in their sketches. As the course progresses, we introduce black-and-white watercolor sketches to help students analyze tonal values and contrast. Finally, students will apply these skills to a full-color landscape painting.
They will learn how to layer washes, manage color transitions, and balance light and shadow. The course emphasizes observation, quick decision-making, and developing an intuitive approach to painting.
By the end of the course, students will be able to confidently create landscape sketches, understand tonal relationships, and use watercolor effectively to convey atmosphere and depth. Whether a beginner or an aspiring artist, this course provides essential skills for future artistic growth.