Quick Color Flowers Module 5 - Creating quality Art that can be framed and hang on one of your Walls

This final Module of Quick Color Flowers will show you how to create Artworks of such quality that you may want to frame them and hang them on a Wall in your Home... or someone else's Home. In Module 5 I'm going to take you a step further that what we've done so far. Creating good Artworks takes time, but I'll show you some techniques to speed up the process, after all this is still part of the Quick Color Flowers Art Class. We're going to use a lot of the techniques from the previous Modules, but also take a different approach in some of the subjects too. I'm sure this Module will help you grow as an Artist and give you the tools needed to continue in your Art Journey.

We're going to mix up the materials we've used so far even more. I'll show you some ways to quickly add interesting backgrounds to your Artworks. We will also discuss an alternative way to Light and Shadow in your Artworks. Of course we will also create a number of Artworks in this Module and we will frame them. Yes, they're that good!

This Art Class comes with a Workbook, you can download that in the Project Section here at Skillshare. You only need to download it once, it has everything you need for all of the Modules.

If you want to go back and do Module 1 first, you can find it here: https://skl.sh/3SwWZb3

Finally let me give you the material list for this complete Art Class, the actual materials used vary per Module.

Material List

Essentials:

• Pencil (HB)
• Eraser
• Sharpener
• Sketchbook with thicker textured paper
• Inexpensive Watercolor Paper not too rough
• Waterproof Fine-liner 0.3
• Jar for water
• Paint Brushes Round 2 and Round 8
• Colorless Alcohol Blender (often a 0)
• Inexpensive Colored Pencils, at least a set of 48 colors
• Inexpensive Watercolor Pencils, at least a set of 48 colors

Recommended extras:

• Make-up Brush for eraser rubble
• Cold Pressed Watercolor Paper with a fine structure
• Thick Bristol Paper
• Instead of the 2 papers above, you can also use Thick Mixed Media Paper (not too smooth or very rough) You can replace all the above papers with Hot Pressed Watercolor Paper, but that will be more expensive. It works both with colored and watercolor pencils.

For transferring the designs to paper you will making final artworks on, you can use:

• LED light pad
• Printer
• 2B Pencil instead of a light pad

For the Projects in the Art Class you can use the following extras:

• Photo Album with Photo TapeGlue or Photo Sleeves
• Scoring Board or Scissors and ruler for scoring paper
• Dried flowers and gluedouble sided tape for a Collage
• Picture Frames