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What you'll learn- We will take a reference image, simplify it, and use masking fluid to retain the whites. We will then paint the artwork with watercolor, while learning techniques like wet on wet etc.
- Making simple sketches out of a photograph
- Applying masking fluid and different techniques to apply it
- How to paint a simple yet dramatic sky
- How to paint meadows and greens
- Mixing colors to achieve the colors that are required for your painting …
Rating 0 out of 5 (0 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- We will take a reference image, simplify it, and use masking fluid to retain the whites. We will then paint the artwork with watercolor, while learning techniques like wet on wet etc.
- Making simple sketches out of a photograph
- Applying masking fluid and different techniques to apply it
- How to paint a simple yet dramatic sky
- How to paint meadows and greens
- Mixing colors to achieve the colors that are required for your painting
- Technique to creating crisp edges for your painting
- Learning to paint with a limited color palette
DescriptionIf you have watched my previous classes, you know that I love working with watercolor. In this class, you get to unleash your creativity by exploring a much sought after medium - masking fluids! In this class, we will take a reference image (by Luke Stackpoole on Unsplash), simplify it, and use masking fluid to retain the whites. We will then paint the artwork with watercolor, while learning techniques like wet on wet etc.
Since I wanted everyone to paint, I have used ONLY 5 colors in this class - the colors that come with every basic watercolor set.
What you will need:
Any Watercolor paper (I have used Hahnemuehle Mould made watercolor paper)
Brushes in sizes 6 round and 2 or thinner with a pointed end (I have used Winsor & Newton and Escoda)
Masking fluid (I have used Schmincke)
Watercolor - Cadmium Red (any red will do), Cadmium yellow (any orangish yellow), Sap green, Ultramarine blue and Black
Jar of water and paper towel
Washi tape or masking tape to secure and get crisp edges
White gel pen and Black brush pen (optional)
Pencil and eraser for sketching
Grab your supplies and let's get started!
