In watercolor, “glazing” means adding another layer of transparent watercolor on top of previously painted areas that are now completely dry. This lesson shows you how to modify or deepen a watercolor wash by glazing another wash over it. Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles…
Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at the Lake Project 5 — Daisies in a Jar Project 6 — Fisherman’s Wharf Sketch
NOTE: If you skipped directly to this project and discover you need help with the skills used in the project, please see the preceding lesson videos. For this project, you might find it helpful to also print out a labelled version of the template to help you keep track of what goes where as you…
Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at the Lake Project 5 — Daisies in a Jar Project 6 — Fisherman’s Wharf Sketch
NOTE: If you skipped directly to this project and discover you need help with the skills used in the project, please refer to the preceding lesson videos. Note: Set your printer to “no scaling” or “print actual size” instead of “fill page” to print the templates at the correct size. Course Content Course Home Page…
Note: Set your printer to “no scaling” or “print actual size” instead of “fill page” to print the templates at the correct size. Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at…
Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at the Lake Project 5 — Daisies in a Jar Project 6 — Fisherman’s Wharf Sketch
NOTE: If you skipped directly to this project and discover you need help with the skills used in the project, please refer to the lesson videos preceding this Project lesson. Some brush marks are more easily made in one direction by right-handed people, and in the other direction by left-handed people, so the template for…
Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at the Lake Project 5 — Daisies in a Jar Project 6 — Fisherman’s Wharf Sketch
Note: Set your printer to “no scaling” or “print actual size” instead of “fill page” to print the templates at the correct size. Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window Project 4 — Dawn and Dusk at…
NOTE: The photos of the completed examples mentioned in this video have been lost, alas. Please pause the video instead if you need to take a longer look at something. Course Content Course Home Page Getting Started Project 1 — Spring Chickadee Project 2 — Marbles in the Sun Project 3 — Rainbow Rose Window…
Watercolor paint is typically not applied straight out of the tube. It’s meant to be thinned with water. At first, it can be a bit of a challenge to figure out how much water to add. Not enough water leaves the paint too thick and sticky, so you don’t get the lovely blends and color…
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