Learn how to demystify English roses in a loose watercolor style. Create 10 floral designs that will spark your creativity in this class!

Have you ever seen a beautiful flower and wanted to paint it but you don't know where to start? Are all the details overwhelming to the point that it hinders you from creating?

If yes, then this class is for you!

Trying to paint a new flower can be daunting in the beginning but with the help of this Skillshare class, you will enjoy exploring new subjects without feeling overwhelmed. You will learn how to approach painting a new flower through a step-by-step method that I have developed over the years.

English roses are also known as David Austin roses. They are cupped double blossoms with frilly petals. It’s an intimidating flower to paint which is a good example of how we can break it down into simple steps through different brush strokes.

Learning the brush stroke drills in the class will also equip you in painting many other flowers.

The final projects ranges from easy to intermediate level which gives you flexibility in choosing a painting that you are comfortable with.

To give you more idea about what we will learn in the class, here are the topics:

Essential Materials
Tips on Painting a New Flower
Brush Stroke Drills
Step-by-Step English Rose
Additional Flowers and Fillers
Common Mistakes and How to Prevent Them
10 Floral Projects
- Corner Border, Gold Wreath, Bouquets, Crescent Floral Arrangement, Single Stem Rose, Flowers in a Vase

This class is suitable for both beginners and seasoned artists who want to try painting a loose watercolor style.

By the end of the course, you will have developed the confidence to try painting a new flower and of course, master painting the English rose.

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Happy Painting!

Joly

Carolina Andrades

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