Learn to Paint Cheerful Loose Watercolor Flower Bouquet

Learn to paint stunning, loose watercolor flower bouquets in this beginner-friendly class! Are you struggling with loose florals or eager to master this beautiful style? You've come to the right place.

This course guides you through every step, from selecting the right materials and brushes for loose florals to creating a captivating composition. Discover my secret to mixing a variety of greens and learn how to effortlessly paint organic flowers and leaves.

Here's what you'll learn:

• Painting loose flowers and leaves: Develop techniques for creating soft, flowing floral elements.
• Color mixing & value: Master color mixing and utilizing different color values to add depth and make your painting pop.
• Flower bouquet composition & sketching: Learn how to compose and sketch a balanced and visually appealing flower bouquet.
• Adding depth to watercolor paintings: Discover techniques to create realistic depth and dimension in your floral artwork.

Why choose this class?

I understand the challenges of learning loose watercolor flowers – I've been there! This class is packed with the learnings I've gathered, designed to make the process easy and enjoyable. I'll provide the tools and knowledge you need to confidently create beautiful floral paintings. This class will give you the push you need to improve your loose florals.

Who is this class for?

This class is perfect for flower lovers of all levels – from absolute beginners to those with some experience. The techniques taught are versatile and can be adapted to other mediums like gouache and acrylics.

Materials you'll need:

• Watercolors: Artist-grade paints are preferred (I recommend brands like White Nights, Mijello Mission, Sennelier, and Daniel Smith).
• Watercolor brushes: I'll show you how to choose the best brushes for loose watercolor (you'll be surprised how few you need!).
• Watercolor paper: Artist-grade, cold-pressed, 100% cotton paper is ideal (Arches, Lanaquarelle, Fabriano Artistico, and Chitrapat are great options – student-grade paper works too!).

I can't wait to see your beautiful flower bouquets!