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AWatercolor Techniques

Course 9: Watercolor Grade 1, Wash Techniques

Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

Watercolor practices and techniques in this course help in the early stages of mastering wash techniques, which are essential for beginners and they offer several benefits. Wash techniques are among the most basic and fundamental skills in watercolor. They provide an excellent starting point for beginners, helping them understand the medium's core principles before delving into more advanced techniques.

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Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

Mastering masking and mark-making techniques in watercolor, in addition to wash techniques, will greatly enhance the proficiency in this medium. In this course through step-by-step guide students explore various tools and brushes to create a range of marks and effects combining masking, mark-making, and wash techniques in a single painting. It is important to be patient with yourself, embrace experimentation, and enjoy the journey of exploring the limitless possibilities of this beautiful and versatile medium. 

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Course 11: Watercolor Grade 3, Inks and Watercolor

Course 12: Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

Course 12: Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

Combining watercolor and ink techniques offers art students a unique and versatile set of skills that can greatly enhance their artistic capabilities. Watercolor and ink both allow for transparency and layering.  In this course students can learn how to build up colors, values, and details gradually, creating depth and dimension in their artwork.

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Course 12: Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

Course 12: Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

Course 12: Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

Watercolor pencils are water-soluble, meaning that the pigments can be activated and blended with water. In this course students learn how to use a wet brush to transform the pencil marks into smooth and fluid watercolor washes. Alongside working on watercolor pencil techniques, students practice on combination of watercolor pencils with other water-based mediums and markers experiencing a virtually unlimited array of possibilities for artistic collaboration.

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Course 9: Watercolor Grade 1: Wash Techniques

About the Course

In this course students learn how to control the consistency of the paint and water mixture, allowing for seamless gradations from light to dark. This control is crucial in watercolor, where transparency and layering are key. Students quickly learn the importance of finding the right balance between water and paint. Washes require a specific ratio, teaching beginners how to control dilution and pigment concentration.


One of the most important aspects of wash techniques is overlapping layers in order to create depth and dimension in painting. This layering is a fundamental technique in watercolor, allowing for the gradual development of values and colors.


Washes are often used to create backgrounds or large areas of color in a painting. This skill is valuable for setting the stage for the subject and establishing the mood of the artwork. Also, Washes facilitate blending and softening of edges, which is essential for creating smooth transitions between colors. This technique is particularly important for achieving realistic and harmonious watercolor effects.


Watercolor is known for its forgiving nature. If a mistake is made, washes can often be corrected by lifting or blotting the paint while it's still wet. This makes watercolor less intimidating for beginners. Wash techniques serve as the foundation for many advanced watercolor techniques. Once beginners master the basics, they can build upon them to create more intricate and expressive artwork.


Practices in this course provide a solid introduction to the medium, offering valuable lessons in control, transparency, layering, and blending. By mastering these basic skills, beginners can move on to explore more advanced and creative aspects of watercolor painting.


COURSE 9 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
 

Course Outcomes

  • Foundation for Advanced Watercolor Techniques
  • Ability to do Stress-Free practice of art by Exercises in Patience 
  • Building Layers
  • Understanding the Transparency and Luminosity 
  • Understanding Water to Paint Ratio
  • Control the consistency of the paint
  • Become skilled at basic watercolor skills

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Course 9 Practices

Session 1: Brush and Drop Marks, Balance and Harmony

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Practice on Distinct Characteristic of Watercolor; Laying washes

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set         
  • Watercolor brush set         
  • Watercolor paper        
  • Tray      
  • Jar        
  • Paper towel        
  • Painter Tape   

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Mix complementary colors to create effects of bright and null atmosphere  

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set        
  • Watercolor brush set        
  • Watercolor paper       
  • Tray     
  • Jar       
  • Paper towel       
  • Painter Tape  

Session 3: Flat and Graded Wash, Create Depth in a Composition

Session 2: Close and Open Composition, Overlapping Random Lines and Shapes

Session 3: Flat and Graded Wash, Create Depth in a Composition

Overlap flat and graded washes in a composition 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set       
  • Watercolor brush set       
  • Watercolor paper      
  • Tray    
  • Jar      
  • Paper towel      
  • Painter Tape 

Session 4: Variegated Wash, Quick Action, Mixing Colors

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Session 3: Flat and Graded Wash, Create Depth in a Composition

Observe pigment’s reactions to each other and with the surface of paper

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set        
  • Watercolor brush set        
  • Watercolor paper       
  • Tray     
  • Jar       
  • Paper towel       
  • Painter Tape

Session 5: Washing-Out Techniques, Hard-Edge Effects

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Create hard-edges by drips of dense colors over the washed area  

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set       
  • Watercolor brush set       
  • Watercolor paper      
  • Tray    
  • Jar      
  • Paper towel      
  • Painter Tape  

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Session 6: Transforming Silhouette Shapes in to Forms Apply Light to Extract Shadow

Practice on forming organic and geometric shapes 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set      
  • Watercolor brush set      
  • Watercolor paper     
  • Tray   
  • Jar     
  • Paper towel     
  • Painter Tape 

Session 7: Glazing Over Wet-On-Wet Technique Controlling Washes, Creating Form

Session 7: Glazing Over Wet-On-Wet Technique Controlling Washes, Creating Form

Session 7: Glazing Over Wet-On-Wet Technique Controlling Washes, Creating Form

Apply wash techniques through painting a leaf    

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set       
  • Watercolor brush set      
  • Watercolor paper     
  • Tray  
  • Jar     
  • Paper towel     
  • Painter Tape 

Session 8: Paint a Houseplant, Light, Shadow, and Color Reactions

Session 7: Glazing Over Wet-On-Wet Technique Controlling Washes, Creating Form

Session 7: Glazing Over Wet-On-Wet Technique Controlling Washes, Creating Form

Step by step practice of laying washes to complete a painting 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set      
  • Watercolor brush set     
  • Watercolor paper    
  • Tray 
  •  Jar    
  • Paper towel    
  • Painter Tape 

Course 9 Materials And Equipment

Mediums

Applicators

Applicators

  • Windsor Watercolor Paint
  • Graphite, 4B drawing pencil 
  • Graphite, 8B drawing pencil 

Applicators

Applicators

Applicators

  • Watercolor brush set

Supports

Applicators

Equipment

  • Watercolor paper 

Equipment

Equipment

Equipment

  • Painter tape
  • Paper towel

Accesories

Equipment

Accesories

  • Drawing board
  • Tray
  • Glass jar

Equipment

Accesories

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Course 10: Watercolor Grade 2, Mark and Resist Techniques

About the Course

Mark-making and masking techniques offer students a degree of creative freedom. They allow learners to express their individual style, experiment with unconventional tools, and create artwork that is unique to them. In this course through combining various marks and washes, students can establish a sense of space and dimension in your paintings.


Masking and mark-making allow for precise control and detailing in watercolor paintings. Masking preserves specific areas, ensuring that students can apply washes around those areas without compromising fine details. The use of different tools and materials for mark-making encourages exploration and experimentation. This can lead to discovering unique effects and expanding the artistic repertoire. The interplay of marks, textures, and washes helps create contrast within the painting. This contrast contributes to the overall balance and visual impact of the composition. 


These techniques make watercolor an adaptable medium. Students can use varied techniqies to adapt to different subjects, styles, and artistic challenges, allowing them to create a wide range of artwork. Mark-making and masking techniques often require creative problem-solving. They challenge students to think critically about how to achieve specific visual effects and address artistic challenges.


The combination of wash, mark-making, and masking techniques offers virtually endless possibilities for creativity, ensuring that students never run out of ways to explore and express their artistic ideas.


COURSE 9 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
 

Course Outcomes

  • Enhancing creativity 
  • Professional presentation
  • Artistic Expression
  • Personal style development
  • Problem solving skill-set 
  • Flexibility and adaptability in creating wide range of artworks 
  • Exploration of Materials
  • Visual Interest
  • Detail and Precision

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Course 10 Practices

Session 1: Mark Making with Cardboard, Developing watercolor effects

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Making gesture marks with vertical and horizontal strokes, creating tree trunks 

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Graphite; 4B-8B drawing pencil
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape   

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Painting Rocks and Stones  

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Graphite; 4B-8B drawing pencil
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape  

Session 3: Mark Making with Gum, Developing watercolor effects

Session 2: Mark Making with Cotton Pad, Developing watercolor effects

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Landscape Painting

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Graphite; 4B-8B drawing pencil
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Forest Painting

Materials: 

  •  Watercolor set
  • Graphite; 4B-8B drawing pencil
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Sponge
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 5: Tonal Value Study, Observing Nature

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Session 6: Masking Techniques, Masking Liquid F

Developing abstract component into 3 separate drawings 

Materials: 

  • Graphite; 4B-8B drawing pencil
  • Bristol paper
  • Drawing board
  • Painter tape
  • Knife 

Session 6: Masking Techniques, Masking Liquid F

Session 4: Mark Making with Sponge, Developing watercolor effects

Session 6: Masking Techniques, Masking Liquid F

Overlapping and controlling effects applying masking liquid and washes 

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Watercolor brush set
  • Masking liquid 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Sponge
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 7: Masking Techniques, Wax Resist Abstract Painting 2

Session 8: Masking Techniques, Gouache Resist Abstract Painting 3

Session 8: Masking Techniques, Gouache Resist Abstract Painting 3

Overlapping and controlling effects applying candle and washes   

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Watercolor brush set
  • Candle
  • Masking liquid 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Sponge
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 8: Masking Techniques, Gouache Resist Abstract Painting 3

Session 8: Masking Techniques, Gouache Resist Abstract Painting 3

Session 8: Masking Techniques, Gouache Resist Abstract Painting 3

Overlapping hatched textures 

Materials: 

  • Watercolor set
  • Black Indian Ink or another colors
  • White gouache paint 
  • Candle
  • Masking liquid 
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Sponge
  • Watercolor paper
  • Tray
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Course 10 Materials And Equipment

Mediums

Applicators

Applicators

  • Windsor Watercolor Paint
  • White Gouache paint
  • Graphite, 4B drawing pencil 
  • Graphite, 8B drawing pencil 
  • Black Indian Ink 

Applicators

Applicators

Applicators

  • Watercolor brush set
  • Steel pen and various nibs
  • Sable brush for Ink #8
  • Cotton Pad
  • Gum
  • Candle
  • Foam brush and roll
  • White Bristol board sheet

Supports

Applicators

Equipment

  • Watercolor paper 
  • Smooth Bristol paper

Equipment

Equipment

Equipment

  • Painter tape
  • Masking fluid
  • Paper towel

Accesories

Equipment

Accesories

  • Drawing board
  • Tray
  • Glass jar

Equipment

Accesories

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Watercolor Grade 3, Inks and Watercolor

About the Course

Inks are known for their bold, dark lines and rich, opaque qualities, while watercolor offers delicate and transparent washes. Combining these two allows students to explore the interplay of bold, contrasting lines and soft, subtle color transitions.


One of the main aspects of the practices in this course is combination of line and wash. Inks are excellent for precise line work, fine details, and sharp edges, while watercolor can create soft and flowing washes. Students can learn to integrate these techniques for intricate and well-defined artwork. Students learn to explore the juxtaposition of fluid, organic watercolor washes with controlled, sharp ink lines to add energy and movement to their compositions.


The other aspects of this combination is versatility and textures. Students can experiment with a wide range of textures by incorporating ink linework with watercolor. This versatility allows them to depict various surfaces and materials, from smooth and reflective to rough and textured.


Combining watercolor and ink opens the door to apply different experimentation. This includes exploring mark-making, brushwork, stippling, hatching, and other techniques to convey emotions and mood in their artwork. Also, working with two distinct mediums encourages creative problem-solving. Through the practices in this course students can address challenges related to color mixing, layering, composition, and achieving the desired visual effects.


the combination of watercolor and ink techniques empowers art students to broaden their artistic horizons, refine their skills, and express themselves in diverse and captivating ways. This versatile approach provides a solid foundation for artistic development and encourages ongoing creative exploration. 


COURSE 11 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
 

Course Outcomes

  • Expanding creative possibilities
  • Artistic style development
  • Creative problem solving
  • Understanding values and contrast
  • Mixed-media experimentation
  • Versatility in textures
  • Become skilled at creating dynamic effects
  • Become skilled at transparency and layering

Registration

Course 11 Practices

Session 1: Line and Wash, Practice 1, Gestural drawing with Pen and Ink

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Session 2: Line and Wash, Practice 2, Gestural drawing with Sable brush and Pen

Drawing with Pen and Ink over laid with watercolor washes 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set    
  • Windsor Ink set    
  • Watercolor brush set     
  • Bamboo reed pens    
  • Steel pen and various nibs    
  • Watercolor paper    
  • Tray    
  • Jar    
  • Paper towel    
  • Painter Tape    

Session 2: Line and Wash, Practice 2, Gestural drawing with Sable brush and Pen

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Session 2: Line and Wash, Practice 2, Gestural drawing with Sable brush and Pen

Drawing with Pen, Brush, and Ink over laid with watercolor washes    

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set   
  • Windsor Ink set   
  • Watercolor brush set    
  • Bamboo reed pens   
  • Steel pen and various nibs   
  • Watercolor paper   
  • Tray 
  • Jar   
  • Paper towel   
  • Painter Tape 

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Overlapping the effects rendered by Inks and washes 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set  
  • Windsor Ink set  
  • Watercolor brush set   
  • Bamboo reed pens  
  • Steel pen and various nibs  
  • Watercolor paper  
  • Tray  
  • Jar  
  • Paper towel  
  • Painter Tape 

Session 4: Lines Over Washes, Practice on Different Aspects of Inks and Watercolor

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Session 3: Wet-On-Wet Pen and Ink Effects, Adding Thicker and Blunter Lines to the Paining

Practicing on line characteristics and deformation

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set    
  • Windsor Ink set    
  • Watercolor brush set     
  • Bamboo reed pens    
  • Steel pen and various nibs    
  • Bristol paper    
  • Tray    
  • Jar    
  • Paper towel   
  • Painter Tape 

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Shaping the figures in a painting through applying lines over ink drops 

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set   
  • Windsor Ink set   
  • Watercolor brush set    
  • Bamboo reed pens   
  • Steel pen and various nibs   
  • Bristol paper   
  • Tray  
  • Jar   
  • Paper towel   
  • Painter Tape 

Session 6: Hatching Techniques, Pattern Making and Tonal Value

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Session 5: Ink Drop Effect, Wash and Lines, How to control and overlap different features

Laying washes over hatched Lines

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set  
  • Windsor Ink set  
  • Watercolor brush set   
  • Bamboo reed pens  
  • Steel pen and various nibs  
  • Bristol paper  
  • Tray  
  • Jar  
  • Paper towel  
  • Painter Tape 

Session 7: Spatial Color Value of a Landscape Analysing and Mixing Colors

Session 7: Spatial Color Value of a Landscape Analysing and Mixing Colors

Session 7: Spatial Color Value of a Landscape Analysing and Mixing Colors

Combining  Watercolor and Ink’s Effects through overlapping layers of wash and line       

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set  
  • Windsor Ink set  
  • Watercolor brush set   
  • Bamboo reed pens  
  • Steel pen and various nibs  
  • Watercolor paper 
  • Tray
  • Jar  
  • Paper towel  
  • Painter Tape  

Session 8: Street View, Reveal Your Personal Language and Style

Session 7: Spatial Color Value of a Landscape Analysing and Mixing Colors

Session 7: Spatial Color Value of a Landscape Analysing and Mixing Colors

Practice on simplification and deformation based on a real tree

Materials: 

  • Windsor Watercolor set 
  • Windsor Ink set 
  • Watercolor brush set  
  • Bamboo reed pens 
  • Steel pen and various nibs 
  • Watercolor paper 
  • Tray
  • Jar 
  • Paper towel 
  • Painter Tape  

Course 11 Materials And Equipment

Mediums

Applicators

Applicators

  • Windsor Watercolor Paint
  • Windsor  Drawing Inks 
  • White Gouache paint
  • Graphite, 4B drawing pencil 
  • Graphite, 8B drawing pencil 
  • Black Indian Ink 

Applicators

Applicators

Applicators

  • Watercolor brush set
  • Steel pen and various nibs
  • Sable brush for Ink #8

Supports

Applicators

Equipment

  • Watercolor paper 
  • Smooth Bristol paper

Equipment

Equipment

Equipment

  • Painter tape
  • Masking fluid
  • Paper towel

Accesories

Equipment

Accesories

  • Drawing board
  • Tray
  • Glass jar

Equipment

Accesories

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Watercolor Grade 4, Watercolor Pencil Techniques

About the Course

Watercolor pencils can be applied in layers. In this course, students explore the layering of colors to achieve depth and intensity in their artwork. Multiple layers can be built up to create richer and more vibrant colors. Also, Watercolor pencils offer precise control over the application of color. Students can use the fine tips of the pencils to create detailed and controlled marks, making them suitable for intricate work. 


Through the practices students explore various blending techniques, including using a wet and dray, a blending tool, or their fingers to create smooth color transitions and gradients. Additionally, students experiment with different stroke techniques, such as cross-hatching, stippling, and scumbling, to achieve various textures in their artwork.


Watercolor pencils can be combined with other media, such as regular colored pencils, ink, marker, or pastels. In this course students can explore mixed media techniques to add depth and variety to their work. This compatibility allows students to seamlessly integrate various water-based media into their artwork, offering an extensive range of creative possibilities.


Watercolor pencils can produce a wide range of textures and marks, making them an excellent complement to media like gouache or acrylic, which have different textural qualities. These variations in texture can add depth and visual interest to a piece.Through the practices, students work on layering and blending ability allows them to transition smoothly from one medium to another, creating complex and nuanced effects.


Watercolor pencils encourage students to experiment and explore, constantly pushing the boundaries of creative expression. This experimentation results in the discovery of new techniques and effects. The combination of watercolor pencils with other water-based media allows artists to develop their unique style. They can experiment with different techniques and tools to create artwork that reflects their personal vision. 

Course Outcomes

  • Personal Style Development
  • Mixed Media Flexibility
  • Become skilled at Texture and Mark-Making
  • Become skilled at Layering and Blending
  • Understanding of versatility of application through combination with other media
  • Understanding Color Intensity
  • Become skilled at dray, wet, blending, and gradient techniques
  • Experimentation and Creativity

Registration

Painting 1: Stone And Fish

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

  Materials: 

  • Lumograph Graphite Set
  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Watercolor paper
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 2: Complete the Painting 1

Session 1: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 2: Complete the Painting 1

Apply activated techniques using watercolor pencil

Materials: 

  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Hot press watercolor paper
  • Illustration board
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Painting 2: A Tree Trunk And A bird

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

  Materials: 

  • Lumograph Graphite Set
  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Watercolor paper
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Session 4: Complete the Painting 2

Session 3: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 4: Complete the Painting 2

Dry on wet and wet on wet techniques. Applying paints from pencil tip

Materials: 

  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set 
  • Hot press watercolor paper
  • Illustration board
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Painting 3: Figs And Clouds

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Materials: 

  • Lumograph Graphite Set
  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set
  • Gouache set 
  • Watercolor paper
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape  

Session 6: Complete the Painting 3

Session 5: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 6: Complete the Painting 3

Dry on wet and wet on wet techniques. Applying paints from pencil tip

Materials: 

  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set
  • Gouache set 
  • Hot press watercolor paper
  • Illustration board
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Painting 4: An Abstract Butterfly

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Materials: 

  • Lumograph Graphite Set
  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set
  •  Any water-based medium   
  • Watercolor paper
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape  

Session 8: Complete the Painting 4

Session 7: Sketching and Exploring the Technique

Session 8: Complete the Painting 4

Combination of watercolor Pencil and other mediums 

Materials: 

  • Watercolor Pencil set
  • Watercolor brush set
  • Gouache set 
  • Hot press watercolor paper
  • Illustration board
  • Trey
  • Jar
  • Paper towel
  • Painter Tape 

Course 12 Materials And Equipment

Mediums

Applicators

Applicators

  • Watercolour pencils set
  • Windsor Watercolor Paint
  • Marc Lumograph

Applicators

Applicators

Applicators

  • Watercolor brush set

Supports

Applicators

Equipment

  • Illustration Board
  • Watercolor paper 600 gr
  • Smooth Bristol paper

Equipment

Equipment

Equipment

  • Painter tape
  • Masking fluid
  • Paper towel

Accesories

Equipment

Accesories

  • Drawing board
  • Tray
  • Glass jar

Equipment

Accesories

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