To begin painting in watercolour all you need is a few tubes or pans of paint, a brush and a sheet of paper. Compared to many other media, the process is relatively simple i.e. 'just add water'. This simplicity can lead you to believe that painting in watercolour should be relatively easy, but many people find it a difficult medium to get to grips with. Rather than being a relaxing, creative pastime, the learning process can be full of frustration. This journey of discovery and creation however, can be a real pleasure if carried out in a structured and fun way, gradually building up the skills and confidence necessary to create those magical atmospheric effects for whick watercolour has no rival. The 'Learn to Paint' series will show you how to get there and at the same time enjoy your journey of discovery and creation. Y/our video Tutors are Karen Simmons, who trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and John Yardley, a member of the Royal Institute of Painters.
Tutorial One Flower painting from the sketch to the finsihed painting.
Tutorial Two Composition and colour in painting the formal garden to the more typical garden scene.
Tutorial Three THe effects of strong sunlight indoors and outside.
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