
Learn to paint 12 different mountain landscapes with watercolor, while loosening brush strokes and applying essential wet watercolor techniques to produce simple, beautiful paintings.
Discover the essential materials for creating atmospheric watercolor mountain landscapes, from assorted flat brushes, a round and fan brush to a mechanical pencil, plus quick-drying paper options for vibrant washes.
Learn to paint atmospheric mountain and lake landscapes using wet-on-wet watercolor, building sky and water with cerulean blue, capturing reflections, greens, and shrubs.
Paint a snowy mountain landscape in watercolor, starting with cerulean sky washes that deepen upward. Lift out white to reveal snow and depth.
Capture sunlight on mountains with yellow and orange washes, darken the top, and sweep warm tones down the scene while painting trees and distant peaks with brushes.
Create a sunset watercolor landscape with mountains and a river, using yellow, orange, and blue washes to form misty clouds.
Layer layered mountains from sunset yellows and oranges, then tint with cerulean and prussian blue to create depth, while lifting clouds and adding trees.
Learn to build a nighttime watercolor mountain scene with a blue gradient wash, dark mountain silhouettes, subtle snow and star details, through loose brushwork and selective dry brush techniques.
Paint an atmospheric watercolor of a church on a hill by layering warm yellows, greens, and cerulean blues. Add trees, shadows, and a path for depth.
Master an atmospheric watercolor mountain landscape featuring a simple house on a hill, building a light sky wash, dark trees, roof details, and dry-brush mountain textures.
Mix burnt sienna and yellow ochre to color the hillside houses, lay warm greens for trees, and add snowcapped mountains in the background for atmospheric depth.
Create an atmospheric watercolor mountain landscape featuring sky, trees, and a lake using layered blues and greens, lift and scratch highlights, and add a few birds.
Learn how to create atmospheric watercolor mountain landscapes by wetting the sky, mixing blues and greens, and painting distant mountains, trees, and lake with layering and lifting techniques.
Paint a snowy mountain scene in watercolor, with cerulean sky, cobalt lake, and distant peaks. Use dry brushing, lifts, and varied greens and yellows for trees and reflections.
Darren leads a bonus workshop transforming reference photos into atmospheric watercolor mountain landscapes using a limited palette, line wash drawing, and light washes, with gouache highlights and material tips.
In this class, I'm going to show you how to paint twelve different mountain landscapes in watercolor. One of the things I struggled with as a beginner was learning how to loosen up my brushstrokes without sacrificing detail.
Bonus Watercolor Workshop Included: Japanese Garden and Cairo!
This class will help you loosen up as well as go through some essential wet-on-wet watercolor techniques that will make your life easier and allow watercolors to 'paint itself'. This class is for beginners to intermediate learners. I'm looking forward to sharing my knowledge with you, so enroll in this class and you'll be producing some simple and beautiful paintings in no time!
Some topics we will cover are:
How to paint skies, water, and mountains in a soft and loose manner, using wet-in-wet techniques. I'll talk about how and when to wet your watercolor paper to obtain particular results such as the appearance of soft clouds, and when to paint in more rigid and accurate shapes once the paper has dried.
The importance of timing in watercolors and when to use different brushes.
Essential materials required in watercolor painting, and the 3 basic colors that you can get by with any painting.
Understand color mixing on paper to create soft clouds and other abstract shapes
Understand how to use wet-on-dry watercolor techniques to paint more rigid and accurate shapes