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When you sign up for the course you will begin to receive emails on a regular basis, a bit like getting a magazine. Each email links to a lesson, where you will find
an audio introduction to the lesson
pages of clear instructions to print off and keep
video clips to show you exactly how it’s done
Just listen to the audio, print off the pages, watch the video and follow along. Each lesson builds on the one before, so you grow in confidence as you go along, and you will soon be amazed at how fast you are learning. The important thing is to actually do the projects. The courses are very practical and you will learn by doing.
Keeping Motivated Because the course comes to you in regular instalments, you will find yourself wanting to paint along with each lesson and the excitement of learning will be kept up. I can guarantee you will learn to paint with these regular lessons! And if you get stuck, you can even email me at any time with problems or questions.
Take your Time Finally, you can take the courses at your own pace. You don’t have to keep up, or you can choose to go faster! You can choose to take lessons on a weekly basis or every two weeks, depending on how much time you have available. And you can also pause them for a while if you need to. Each lesson takes between 2 and 4 hours to complete.
What’s in the Course? Click here to see more details of the course contents.
What will I learn? I’ll teach you just about anything you will need to know to become proficient in watercolor painting. Topics include how to mix colors, use brushwork creatively, design great looking paintings, work from photos and real life, how to sketch and draw, how to create textures, and much, much more. There are more than 300 pages of instructions, and 33 videos to show you how it’s done.
What materials and equipment will I need? Don’t worry, you won’t need to buy lots and lots of stuff. I’ve tried to keep to a minimum amount of materials. There’s a complete list with Part 1 of the course.
For this course I recommend the following materials : Paints: (buy artist quality paint if you can afford it) two reds: cadmium red light and alizarin crimson two blues: French ultramarine and cerulean blue two yellows: cadmium yellow pale and lemon yellow Two earth colours: yellow ochre (or raw sienna) and burnt sienna Brushes: a no. 10 round, a no. 4 round, a 1cm (3/8”) flat and a no. 1 rigger Paper: 300gsm (140lb) watercolour paper.
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