Are you looking for some tips on how to paint all possible skies in watercolor?

This is the tutorial right for you! It is quick, it is easy and it is packed with useful information:

Class Overview :in this class I will share with you some tips on how to paint a sky! You will learn:

which are the main colors thanks to which you will be able to paint all skies possible: with a very limited palette, you will cover all the atmospheres
which techniques are the most useful to achieve a good results
how to lay down colors strategically, in order to avoid mistakes as green shades
how to control the density of washes, to paint beautiful clouds with no worries
the main techniques for getting soft clouds, lift the colors to get areas of light and much more

The class is also provided with plenty of examples to see all the main concepts put into practice through my own paintings so that you can take inspiration for your next work of art!

Why You Should Take This Class: This class is packed with a lot of information about technique, color combination, you will get a lot of tips to use in your own paintings! I will share with you the elements you need to bare in mind when you want to paint a sky and then you will see also the instruments and movements you need to learn to get confident , so that skies will no longer be a difficult issue to paint!

Who This Class is For: This class is suitable for beginners or intermediate students, or for anyone who wants to improve in painting skies.
Materials/Resources: You need just few colors: cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, burnt Sienna , a burgundy color as purple magenta or quin red or rose madder or alizarin crimson, aureolin or transparent yellow, phtalo green . Paper should be 100% cotton and cold pressed, I will be painting on an A5 size. You will need also round and flat brushes of dimensions suitable for the paper you are painting on. Water, paper tissue, masking tape, masking fluid and your focus will complete the list of what you need to get started!
Bonus: in this class I will show you some other colors you can use for painting skies even if I am not using them in the final painting, so that if you want you can expand your palette or viceversa you can feel satisfied with what you have and don't waste money on colors you won't use.

Joann Naicker

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