The versatility of watercolor is simply astonishing, offering boundless opportunities for creative exploration and daring experimentation. When applied to a wet surface, even a light touch of paint can produce mesmerizing effects.

This class will guide you through the process of crafting quick watercolor landscapes with a moody atmosphere, utilizing the wet-on-wet technique. We'll be working on two pieces. The first one is specifically designed for absolute beginners, providing a space to enjoy the wet-on-wet process without feeling pressured to invest too much of yourself.

By joining this class, you'll gain proficiency in:

Applying the wet-on-wet technique effectively.
Essential techniques for achieving a moody effect with watercolors
Grasping color properties and tonal values.
Painting two evocative watercolor landscapes with a distinct moody feel

This class is a great fit if you're excited about immersing yourself in watercolor, and crafting moody landscapes swiftly and effortlessly.

The first one, Foggy Mountains is specifically designed for absolute beginners, providing a space to enjoy the wet-on-wet process without feeling pressured to invest too much of yourself.

The second painting, featuring a Moody Meadow, represents a more advanced use of the wet-on-wet technique. Engaging with this piece will deepen your understanding of the medium and push you to explore its full range by embracing a challenge.

If you like this class, please leave a review that will help this class reach more students. I'm so excited to have you here. Thanks a lot for joining :)

Materials you'll need :

Watercolor Paper – I recommend to use an artist grade watercolor paper which is 100% cotton 140 lb cold pressed paper. I will be using Arches Cold pressed 140 lb. Size - 15cm x 20cm
Brushes - 1''Wash brush, Round Brushes, Size 12, Size 8, Size 6 and Size 2, Flat Brush - 1/2 inch
Watercolors - Indigo, Sap Green and White Watercolor
A palette to mix your paints
Masking tape
Any kind of board to fix your paper ( Optional )
Two jars of water
Pencil and an eraser
Paper towel or a cotton towel for dabbing your brushes

Linda Denman

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