Vincent Van Gogh Rightly said – "My Sketchbook is a Witness of what I am experiencing , scribbling things whenever they Happen."

Ever catch yourself doodling during a tense moment, perhaps while on a frustrating phone call or waiting for an appointment you weren’t looking forward to? You may not have realized it, but you were using a simple form of art therapy.

Creating a mood board can be a therapeutic exercise, helping us visualize and articulate life goals or emotions we’re struggling with. It can be a messy collection of clippings, or a highly curated and carefully designed piece, but the goal is to keep it based in emotions or 'vibes'.

Have you been intimated to Paint Such Sketchbook Mood board ? Then this Class -Sketchbook Mood Board Series 1 - Winter Sunrise Mood Board with Gouache will be the Perfect one for you to begin your Sketchbook Mood Board Journey.

This is Going to be a Series of Class where in we would be painting Different Mood Boards based of Different Themes such as Sunset, Sunrise, Seasons , Beach etc., or Different Color Mood Boards creating Monochromatic Mood Boards. Further in the Series we would even be Doing Watercolor Medium Mood Board.

This Series of Classes will help you to work more on such beautiful sketchbook Spread and help you develop your Own Mood Boards Ahead.

So if you want to fill your Sketchbook with Mood Board Series then come join me in this class and explore the beauty and freedom of creating these beautiful Mood Boards .

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I'm so excited to begin this Journey of Sketchbook Mood Board Series and would love to see you Join me in this Journey. Thanks a lot for joining :)

Materials you'll need :

Sketchbook – I recommend a minimum 300 GSM/140LBS A4 Size Sketchbook
Brushes - Flat Wash brush, Round Brushes Size 8, Size 4 and Size 2,Detailer Brush
Watercolor - Any Artist Grade Gouache or Poster Colors. We will be Discussing every color and alternate that you can use.
A Mixing palette
Masking tape
Two jars of water
Pencil and an eraser
Paper towel or a cotton towel

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