Snowy Landscapes In Watercolor: From Simple To Complex

Learn the easy way to paint snowy landscapes!

What you'll learn

How to paint a beautiful, snowy scene

How to sketch and plan your watercolour painting in pencil before you start painting

How and when to use wet-in-wet watercolor techniques to paint clouds, buildings, water, skies, land

How to layer effectively to add extra details

How to combine layers to create depth naturally

How to paint simple shadows and identify or choose a light source in your painting

How to paint simple paintings of any landscape in watercolor

Requirements

No prerequisites.

Description

Hello and welcome to Painting Snowy Landscapes in Watercolor: From Simple to Complex!If you've ever gazed at a snow-covered scene and wondered how to capture its tranquil beauty on paper, you're in the right place. Whether you're picking up a brush for the first time or looking to refine your skills, this course is designed to guide you through the enchanting world of snowy landscapes.We'll start with a simple snow scene, focusing on basic techniques and compositions that are perfect for beginners. Then, we'll progress to a more complex landscape, incorporating intricate details and advanced methods to bring depth and realism to your work.Throughout the course, I'll walk you through each step in real-time, from initial sketches to final touches, ensuring you gain confidence and enjoy the process.So, gather your watercolor supplies, find a cozy spot, and let's embark on this creative journey together!Assignment:Your class project is to draw and paint your snowy landscape in watercolor! This can be a scene featured in this class, or based on one of your own photographs/references or scenes you have observed outside.You can also refer to the scanned paintings and photo references attached below which will allow you to trace the drawing if you choose to do so. I recommend drawing each scene freehand. Drawing is an important step in improving your painting skills. This provides you with an opportunity to compose and plan your painting. Once you've finished the drawing, use the watercolor steps and processes included in the class demonstrations to complete your painting.Materials:Use any watercolor paints, pencils, watercolor paper, and brushes you have available. I recommend:0.5mm mechanical pencilArtist-grade watercolor paints - blue, yellow, and red100% cotton watercolor paper or sketchbookWatercolour Brushes - mop brush and a variety of round brushes for detailing.Getting Started:Review the class demonstration videos first. You can also download the reference photos to trace/transfer over your drawing if you wish.Looking to sketch and paint another scene? Research some free reference photo websites, pick one of your reference photos, or simply find an outdoor location where you can sit and paint. Create your own unique painting using the steps and processes included in this class.

Overview

Section 1: Course Content

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Materials Required + Course Resources Download

Lecture 3 Iceland Scene

Lecture 4 Swiss Alps - Drawing

Lecture 5 Swiss Alps - Light

Lecture 6 Swiss Alps - Shadows

Lecture 7 Swiss Alps - Final Touches

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