With the tools provided in this class, your project is to paint a controlled and clean illustration, where you take hold of the watercolor, and use it in your favor.

We will start with 3 simple exercises to understand the basics of “Wet on Wet”, “Dry on Wet” and “Dry on Dry”. You can use the template provided, or you can just create your own shapes.

After the exercises - feel free to practice more then once - , it’s time to paint our illustration! I have included a lineart that you can use, or you can always let your creativity flow, and draw something yourself. Subject doesn’t matter, only the steps you take do.

Note that is you decide to use the lineart, please transfer it to watercolor paper with graphite after you print it, since printer ink can run if you wet it.

By the end of your project you should have a clean and controlled illustration, where you allowed the watercolor go where you wanted it to go, and used it to your advantage.

Please share your final work and process stages and let me know if you need any assistance or have any questions!

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