Are you new to watercolor and you're really craving to learn it in a well-structured way?
If so, this series of classes is for you.

"Watercolor Masterclass - from beginner to intermediate" is an 8 classes long course designed to learn watercolor painting. It's a journey where we'll explore the most important aspects of this medium one at a time, class after class in a progressive and less intimidating way.

This is class number 4, and today’s class is all about water, last time we try to control it with wet on dry, but this time we want to explore all its potential working wet on wet.

What I would really love to convey with this class is to consider it not like an enemy, something that interfere between you and your art because it gets its way, but how we can learn to see it as an ally. Every watercolor painting is a four-handed work, think of it this way, and there’s so much potential in this, in not being alone when painting but having an helper.
We want to combine our own ability with the water’s potential so that we go towards the same direction, not one against the other. To do so we have to understand how water behaves, what can and can’t do, and how it can help us instead of frustrate us. As always, we’ll see that through some specific excercise, we’ll warm up with some nice clouds, then we’ll explore one of the beautiful effects of wet on wet like making a fur texture and finally we’ll paint a nice misty forest.

Let's get started and have some fun!

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Music tracks used in this class:
"Waves", "2am", "Someday","Every little thing" - Oak Studios
"Dance of strings" - Whitesand

Silvia Ferretti

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