Atmospheric Watercolors Wet-in-wet Landscapes



LINK: Atmospheric Watercolors: Wet-in-wet Landscapes
Atmospheric Watercolors: Wet-in-wet Landscapes
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Genre / Category:Drawing & Painting , Art


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In this class, we’ll be painting two simplified landscapes using a variety of wet-in-wet techniques. Creating a soft and hazy look with a sense of depth can be tricky when you’re learning watercolours. Painting wet-in-wet is often associated with a loss of control. Without the right knowledge, you can create a mess!
But don’t worry, I’m going to show you the importance of timing when painting wet-in-wet. I’ll show you how to gain control, and layer effectively to create soft and atmospheric scenes. It’s easier than you think! Wet-in-wet techniques brings out the natural strengths of watercolour, and are essential for your watercolour journey.
In any painting, planning is crucial. I’ll show you how to simplify shapes and sketch in large shapes such as sky, buildings trees, grass, and land. Getting those large components in accurately beforehand is essential for your painting to make sense.
In this class you’ll learn the following:
How to paint simple, atmospheric paintings in watercolourHow to sketch and plan your landscape painting in pencil before you start paintingHow and when to use wet-in-wet watercolour techniques to paint clouds, skies, mountains, grass, and sandHow to paint basic trees and rocks with minimal effort and brushstrokesHow to add people into your landscape in a natural and simple wayHow to layer effectively to add extra detailsHow to combine layers to create depth naturallyHow to paint simple shadows and identify or choose a light source in your painting

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