This is a free video tutorial from the watercolour course SPRING LANDSCAPE. You will do an exercise of sketching a Spring creek practicing loose watercolour technique using minimalistic colour palette.
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This course will take your watercolour paintings to the next level. You will learn about how to represent the different stages and states of Spring water and sky. You will study colour combinations you can use to create the perfect illusion of various atmospheric conditions and temperatures of the air. You will learn how to use the characteristics of watercolour paint and combine them with different mediums.
You will be practising a loose watercolour style of fast pencil free sketching using only your brushes. This style is perfect for fast painting during plain air sessions or for sketch booking, or journaling.
The course “Spring Landscapes” covers the basics of the watercolour technique Ala Prima. You will learn step by step how to work with the intriguing and unpredictable media of Watercolour. You will learn how to feel the “power” of your brushes, how to be brave and more confident with them. You will become familiar with Ala Prima and wet-on-wet watercolour painting techniques. You will understand how to create beautiful and simple landscape sketches using only your brushes, without pencil drawing. There will be many exercises that will help you to become confident in fast landscape sketching.
By the end of this course you will have over ten finished paintings along with many small sketches and exercises.
This course is suitable for all levels of watercolour skill. Although some experience would help you to feel more comfortable.
For your convenience you will find all the references and templates at the first chapter. Please print them or make sure that they will be available at your device(s) for use during your studying process.
What is in the course:
Lesson 1
High Water
In the first class you will do three painting exercises practicing loose watercolour technique using minimalistic colour palette.
Lesson 2
In the Park
Lesson 3
Perfect Reflection
Lesson 4
Tranquility
Lesson 5
Before the Storm
In this class we are going to play with different types of washes, using wet-on-wet technique. You will be practicing how to use paints with the GRANULATING effect and your imagination to capture the abstract landscape on your paper.
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Materials that I am going to use for this tutorial;
This list is only for your information, there is no need to get exactly what I am using:
Watercolour paper, per class:
- Pauls Rubens watercolour paper, 50% cotton, cold press, 300 gm2, size A5;
Watercolour brushes;
- Round # 10-12, # 6 and # 2; Pauls Rubens
- calligraphy brush (recommended);
- flat synthetic brushes: 3/4 and 11/2 or larger (Grumbacher, Santa Fe Art Supply, Connoisseur, Escoda )
- Liner brush (Princeton, Artist’s Loft)
Watercolour paint:
Yellow Ochre, Daniel Smith
Buff Titanium, Daniel Smith
Burnt Sienna, Daniel Smith
Cerulean Blue, Van Gogh
Delft Blue or Ultramarine, Van Gogh
Olive Green, Van Gogh
Neutral Tint, Schminske or Payne’s Grey, Van Gogh
White Gouache or COPIC White Opaque or Dr.Ph.Martins' Bleed Proof White
And/or
White pen, Gelly Roll, 08, Sakura, Japan or White acrylic marker UNI Posca, 1mm
Artistic tape;
Sea sponge;
Watercolour palette with a large surface for mixing pigments. Alternatively, you can use a white ceramic plate;
A Pencil 3H and 2B and Eraser;
A Paletter Knife (optional);
Two large jars for water;
Paper towels and Kleenex;
Hair dryer.