Line And Wash Essentials Coastal Landscape Sketching

Last updated 4/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 13.06 GB | Duration: 10h 12m
Learn to paint over 12 different coastal landscapes, with multiple bonus exercises.

What you’ll learn
How to use various watercolour techniques such as wet-in-dry, wet-in-wet, pulling out paint, lifting, splatter, and dry-brush in different contexts.
Understanding water control and mixing in watercolour painting
How to use different brushes in different circumstances
How to use perspective to create depth and plan your scene according to a vantage point of your choosing
How to draw and compose your painting
How to use complementary colours to create vibrancy and interest in your watercolour paintings
How to paint skies, mountains, water, trees, shadows, buildings and figures in a soft and loose manner, using a combination of wet-in-wet and wet-in-dry
How and when to wet your watercolor paper to obtain particular results such as the appearance of soft clouds
The importance of timing in watercolors
Requirements
No experience required – this course is designed for beginners with no drawing or painting experience
Description
Hi, I’m Darren Yeo, Watercolour Artist from Melbourne VIC, and welcome to Line and Wash Essentials: Coastal Landscape Sketching.In this course, you’ll learn about essential pen drawing and watercolour techniques in order to create a beautiful line and wash painting. In addition to theory and practical exercises, there are also 17 included projects that we will complete together. I’ll walk you through in real-time, the techniques I’m using such as wet-in-wet and wet-in-dry. I’ll also show you how to simplify and sketch any scene in pen.This course is aimed at beginners and intermediate painters. There are scans, drawing, and tracing templates included for each project to help you transfer your drawing over quickly and easily.In this course, I narrate my demonstrations in real-time. I explain every technique I use in the context of the painting, such as layering into wet areas to paint shadows of a tree or building. I’ll be going over the essentials of layering wet-in-wet and wet in dry watercolour. I’ll talk about what materials you’ll need, and which ones I use and recommend. If you have some brushes, a pen, watercolor paints, and paper, then you’re set to go.So join me in this course – let’s create some beautiful line and wash paintings that you can be proud of!In this course, I will cover basics such as:How to use various watercolour techniques such as wet-in-dry, wet-in-wet, pulling out paint, lifting, splatter, and dry-brush in different contexts.Understanding water control and mixing in watercolour paintingHow to use different brushes in different circumstancesHow to use perspective to create depth and plan your scene according to a vantage point of your choosingHow to Draw and compose your painting – as well as separate theoretical and technical lessons, each project includes a planning component where you will learn how to sketch in a basic blueprint for your painting. I will show you how to place the horizon line, and how to quickly and accurately sketch in the reference photo. I will also talk about how I use my sketch to plan out the steps of my watercolor painting afterwardsHow to use complementary colours to create vibrancy and interest in your watercolour paintingsHow to paint skies, mountains, water, trees, shadows, buildings and figures in a soft and loose manner, using a combination of wet-in-wet and wet-in-dry techniques. I’ll talk about how and when to wet your watercolor paper to obtain particular results such as the appearance of soft clouds, and when to paint in more rigid and accurate shapes once the paper has driedThe importance of timing in watercolorsScans, reference photos and tracing templates included under the ‘Materials Required’ section.Course Assignment:Your course project is to sketch and paint a coastal landscape! This can be a scene featured in one of the course demonstration videos or based on one of your own photographs or scenes you’ve observed outside.You can also refer to the scanned drawing/painting templates attached below which will allow you to trace the drawings if you choose to do so. I recommend drawing each scene free hand. Drawing is an important step in improving your painting skills. This provides you with an opportunity to compose and plan your painting. Once you’ve finished the drawing, use the watercolor steps and processes included in the course demonstrations to complete your painting. Finally, upload your project.Materials:Use any normal or mechanical pencil or permanent ink pen/liner, watercolour paper, and brushes you have available. I recommend:Mechanical pencil (0.5mm)Set of pigment liners or ink pens (permanent)100% cotton watercolour paper or sketchbookWatercolour Brushes – mop brush and a variety of round and flat brushes.Getting Started:Review the course demonstrations on watercolour theory, techniques, and drawing first. There are 17 different demonstrations that you can draw and paint from. You can also download the tracing templates to transfer over your drawing. Remember to watch the video on ‘Materials Required’ to help you obtain similar results and effects. Always use the best materials you can afford.As an additional challenge, research some free reference photo websites and find a reference photo you would like to paint. Using the steps and processes included in this course, create your own unique watercolour line and wash sketch.Sharing Your Work:Once you’ve finished, share your final painting and progress shots with the course by uploading them to the "Q&A/Discussions" section on Udemy. I’ll provide you with constructive feedback on your painting if you ask. If you have any questions or need more tips, please let me know. I’m happy to help.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction & Materials
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Materials Required
Section 2: Exercises & Theory
Lecture 3 Understanding Colours Exercises
Lecture 4 Understanding Values Exercise
Lecture 5 Sketching Techniques Exercise
Lecture 6 Simplifying Shapes and Perspective
Lecture 7 Drawing Figures
Section 3: Paint Along Demonstrations
Lecture 8 Stormy Beach – Drawing & Painting
Lecture 9 Barmouth – Drawing
Lecture 10 Barmouth – Painting
Lecture 11 Beach Boats – Drawing
Lecture 12 Beach Boats – Painting
Lecture 13 Beach Figures – Drawing
Lecture 14 Beach Figures – Light and Shadows
Lecture 15 Beach Scene – Drawing and Painting
Lecture 16 Beach Waves – Drawing & Painting
Lecture 17 Boats – Drawing
Lecture 18 Boats – Painting the Light
Lecture 19 Boats – Shadows
Lecture 20 Coastal Houses – Drawing
Lecture 21 Coastal Houses – Painting
Lecture 22 Copenhagen – Drawing
Lecture 23 Copenhagen – Painting
Lecture 24 Greece Coast – Drawing and Lights
Lecture 25 Greece Coast – Darks
Lecture 26 Lighthouse Scene – Drawing
Lecture 27 Lighthouse Scene – Painting
Lecture 28 Overhead Beach – Drawing
Lecture 29 Overhead Beach – Painting
Lecture 30 Rocks & Lighthouse – Drawing
Lecture 31 Rocks & Lighthouse – Painting
Lecture 32 Class Project
Beginner painters who are interested in painting landscapes,Beginner painters learning loose line and wash painting,Beginners learning pen drawing,Beginners learning how to sketch,Beginners who want to learn essential watercolour techniques and processes

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