If you want to paint expressive loose florals in watercolour, but can’t seem to stay loose or get the look you want, this is the class for you.

This is more than a class on how to paint specific flowers – it will teach you how to master the brushstrokes for loose florals in watercolor, so you can use them to paint any flower you like!

You’ll learn tips and tricks to create simple petal and leaf shapes, and put them into practice with dozens of different flower types.

In this class you will learn:

Six simple brushstrokes to paint any flower in a loose watercolour style
Two individual flowers per brushstroke – 12 flowers in total!
How to use the brushstrokes to create elegant leaves and stems
Putting the flower and leaf elements together into a loose floral composition
My top tips and tricks for painting carefree loose florals

The watercolor flowers we’ll cover include:

Dot Stroke: Craspedia and Astilbe
Single Stroke: Daisy and Coneflower
Split Stroke: Sunflower and Dahlia
C-curve Stroke: Rose and Ranunculus
Loop Stroke: Anemone and Peony
Wiggle Stroke: Poppy and Delphinium

The final project will assemble all the elements you’ve learned to create a loose watercolour floral composition. Paint along with me in real time as I talk you through my process for creating floral pieces in my work.

Whether you’re new to watercolour or you just want to learn a more loose style, this beginner-friendly class will teach you the foundations to paint any flower, any time.

Happy painting!

Jansi

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