WHY THIS CLASS ?

Painting landscapes with watercolours can be at times frustrating when you struggle to understand:

how,
where and
when to create depth in your paintings,
or what are the right supplies to begin with!

This has been one of the main complaints of almost all beginner artists. They rush too quickly wanting to produce a beautiful final outcome without really understanding the concepts behind achieving them.

But taking keen interest in understanding the medium, the concepts involved in landscape painting and consistently practicing them, can help you level up your landscape painting skills.

Today, I am here to share with you my tried and tested tips and tricks to perfect your watercolor landscapes in a 4-day challenge & help you achieve that wow feeling that might be missing in your paintings.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN IN THE CLASS?

Concepts of atmospheric perspective.

Difference between Atmospheric perspective & Linear perspective.

Why it is important in landscape painting?

Relationship between atmospheric prespective & tonal values.

How to achieve depth by playing with tonal values?

Overview of key watercolour techniques.

Color Mixing and color palette for projects.

Learning to paint 4 colorful Spring Landscapes implementing the concepts learnt in prior lessons.

Last but not the least enjoying the process :)

WHO CAN TAKE THIS CLASS?

The class is curated in a way to benefit artist at all levels.

If you are you someone who wonders why your work lacks that feeling of depth and distance, especially in landscape painting. Then this class is for you!

All you need to do is grab your Watercolor supplies and follow along.

KEY TAKEAWAY:

After this class, you will not only be confident to paint any reference or go for plein air paintings, but will also learn to add depth and textures to create that extra oopmh factor into your paintings!

Are you excited to join me?

Come on join the class and let's create some magical spring landscapes with watercolors :)

SUPPLIES REQUIRED:

100% Cotton 300GSM cold pressed watercolor paper (Size used 10 x 7 inch ) Choose paper of any size based on your comfort.
Artist grade Watercolor Paints. List of colors have been mentioned in the color palette section.
Watercolor Brushes Round sizes (8, 6 & 3)
Masking tape.
2 jars of clean water.
Tissue paper or towel
Masking Fluid
Sketching Supplies (Pencil, eraser, ruler, etc)

Rebecca Mitra

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