Watercolor Landscape with Masking Fluid

Unleash your watercolor creativity with masking fluid! This class dives into a popular technique for achieving stunning watercolor effects. We'll simplify a reference image (courtesy of Luke Stackpoole on Unsplash) and master the use of masking fluid to preserve brilliant whites.

You'll learn essential watercolor techniques, including wet-on-wet, while painting a beautiful artwork. To make this accessible to everyone, we'll focus on using just 5 basic watercolor colors – the standard palette included in most beginner sets.

Here's what you'll need for this watercolor masking fluid class:

• Watercolor Paper: Recommended: Hahnemuehle Mould made watercolor paper (but any watercolor paper will work!).
• Watercolor Brushes: A #6 round brush and a smaller brush (size 2 or thinner) with a pointed end. Winsor & Newton and Escoda are excellent choices.
• Masking Fluid: Schmincke masking fluid is recommended.
• Watercolor Paints: Cadmium Red (or any red), Cadmium Yellow (or an orangish yellow), Sap Green, Ultramarine Blue, and Black.
• Water & Paper Towel: For clean water and blotting.
• Masking Tape: Washi tape or masking tape to create clean, crisp edges.
• Optional: White gel pen and black brush pen for adding details.
• Sketching Supplies: Pencil and eraser for initial sketching.

Gather your supplies and join us to explore the exciting world of watercolor masking fluid! This class is perfect for artists looking to add dimension and unique effects to their watercolor paintings.