How to paint Christmas Gingerbread Cake
Alexandra Motovilina, Watercolor artist
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Lessons in This Class
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1.
Intro
0:38
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2.
Class project
0:23
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3.
Dough and house
7:34
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4.
Lollipops
3:35
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5.
Marshmallow, cookie, roof
3:10
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Meringues and beads
6:33
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Pink icing
5:22
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Final details
6:33
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9.
Ending
0:29
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About This Class
It's Christmas time!
Meet Your Teacher
Hello! My name is Alexandra Motovilina, and I'm a watercolor illustrator.
I specialized in food watercolor illustrations and work as an illustrator to create illustrations for the cafe, restaurants, and food brands. Most of all, I love to draw french desserts because they look for me like small pieces of art. You could find my illustrations in the Paris Pastry Guide, which I illustrated recently.
Watercolor is my pure passion. I adore painting since my childhood and luckily it became my profession. But I started to do it consciously only in 2013. I really would like to share my experience because sharing is caring!
Last year I started to host my ... See full profile
Hands-on Class Project
In this class, I will show you how to paint a watercolor Christmas Gingerbread Cake. I'll cover how to draw different kinds of texture - such a dough, gingerbread house, meringues, lollipops, and glossy icing. My specialization is food illustrations and most of all, I love to draw desserts because they look for me like little pieces of art.
I inspired by Veronica Arthur's photo which I found on the Internet but I changed some details; I also created for you a Pinterest board with some beautiful cakes references: https://www.pinterest.fr/alexandra_motovilina/gingerbread-house-skillshare-project/
Materials:
- Watercolor - it will be great if you will have red, brown, blue, pink, violet.
- Brushes - medium and small size.
- Watercolor paper, cotton is the better option.
- Paper tissue.
- Hard pencil, eraser.
- White gouache/acrylique.
To finish this project you should paint your Christmas cake. It will allow you to practice different kinds of texture and most important you will express yourself. Or you could use a photo reference which I added for you. Later with this illustration you can create a poster and frame it on the wall or make a lovely postcard.
Follow me to see more of my works and lessons:
www.skillshare.com/browse/illustration

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