Archive for the 'Watercolor' Category
Capturing Limited Light Using Expressive Brushwork by Betty Carr
Betty’s energetic approach to watercolor is contagious. Her workshop covers concepts such as: beginning with darks rather than lights, how to direct the visual path using gradations and darks, painting on a vertical surface, carrying the energy off the page and how to use expressive brushwork to add life to a painting. Along the way, [...]
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Build Color And Design Using A Mouth Atomizer
Mark Mehaffey’s DVD workshops will kick-off the March Madness sale in honor of his recent SILVER MEDAL award at the American Watercolor Society. “¢ BUILD COLOR AND DESIGN USING A MOUTH ATOMIZERMark introduces a simple tool that opens possibilities ‘brush’ watercolor cannot achieve. He begins by revealing his deceptively simple (sneaky Mark!) explanation of design and [...]
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Kunz DVD workshops and "Painting Watercolor Portraits that Glow" Book!
Take the worry out of watercolor! Jan Kunz’s structured approach takes the fear out of any subject, including portraits! Introduce a friend to watercolor with Getting Started Right in Watercolor. This workshop includes two entry level exercises and basic information to help beginners avoid some very common problems.
Jan’s Roses in Crystal workshop, is a [...]
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Watercolor Ways with Landscape Painting in Acrylic - Charles Harrington
(Sorry, this sale is over)
Are you in love with the look of watercolor landscapes but want something that doesn’t need protection under glass? Then you definitely need to check out Charles Harrington’s “Watercolor Ways with Landscape Painting in Acrylic” art instruction DVD.
This workshop helps ease the transition from watercolors to acrylics! Harrington takes the best [...]
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Shared Ponderings on Florals
I am delighted to share an insightful response to my last article from artist Ratindra Das. - Lynn -
I read the little article in the newsletter about flowers with interest. As you know, it is not one subject that I paint too often. However, I couldn’t help writing my feelings about it.
I heard [...]
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