Learn the Art of Loose Watercolor: Painting All Things Autumn + 2 Compositions

If you adore Autumn and botanical art, this watercolour painting class is perfect for you! Discover the therapeutic benefits of watercolour as you relax and create. This comprehensive class guides you through painting individual autumn elements like birch trees, squash, flowers, fruit, and leaves – all in separate, easy-to-follow videos.

We break down the watercolour technique into manageable steps, providing you with the experience and understanding of this calming medium without feeling overwhelmed. Learn at your own pace, revisiting lessons as needed. Once you're comfortable, join me in painting two inspiring watercolour compositions, applying the skills you’ve gained.

This class is ideal for all skill levels, especially beginners looking to explore watercolour painting.

Here's what you'll learn:

• Watercolour Supplies: A detailed list of recommended watercolour supplies is provided. Feel free to use what you have! (See Project Description for a full list.)
• Swatching: Master colour mixing by learning how to create effective watercolour swatches – a fundamental skill for both beginner watercolour artists and those looking to refine their technique.
• Mixing Colour Ratios: Understand the essential principles of watercolour colour mixing to achieve beautiful and nuanced shades.
• Mini Lessons: Short, focused mini lessons teach you to paint a variety of autumn-themed items. These 15-minute sessions are perfect for fitting watercolour painting into your busy schedule.
• Compositions: Learn how to combine individual watercolour elements into cohesive and visually appealing paintings.
• Project: Share your finished watercolour painting and reflect on what you enjoyed most!

Watercolour is a wonderful way to express yourself, relax, and unlock your creativity. This class is designed to foster joy in the process, helping you develop your watercolour skills and discover your unique painting style.

///Gentle Reminders Before You Paint///

Remember, it's just a piece of paper! Don't be afraid to experiment and try again. Avoid comparing your work to others – focus on your own growth and enjoyment. Most importantly: have fun!