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Home » Lessons By Medium » Painting » Watercolor Painting » Page 15

Watercolor Painting Demo – Flowers

August 29, 2012 by Ralph S 3 Comments

Materials Used: I used a mix of watercolor brands: Winsor Newton, Holbein and M. Graham: Sap Green, Cadmium Lemon, Peacock Blue, Cadmium Yellow, Permanent Rose, Cobalt Blue, Winsor Violet, Hookers Green and Pthalo Blue. BRUSHES: Inexpensive Hake wash brushes, Isabey and Richeson brands Kolinsky, #8, #6, #4, and #2. 1. The Outline Drawing I make […]

Filed Under: Painting & Drawing Flowers, Watercolor Painting

“Post & Wire” – Learn to Paint with Watercolours

August 20, 2012 by Ralph S 4 Comments

About John Fisher I was born and educated in England, graduating from the Luton School of Arts (now Barnfield College) in 1945. It was my hope to become a graphic artist, but at the end of the Second World War returning service men and women had first crack at the few jobs available, and rightly […]

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How to Paint a Still Life in Watercolor – “Tomatoes”

July 15, 2012 by Ralph S 3 Comments

Below is a wonderful step by step tutorial on how to paint a still life in watercolor by artist John Fisher (see bio and website link below). I hope you find this demonstration helpful and enjoyable! Happy Painting! Watercolour Sill Life techniques – Still Life with Tomatoes Another in my series of watercolour demos based […]

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Negative Space Painting Watercolor Tips and Techniques

July 9, 2012 by Ralph S Leave a Comment

Negative space painting is a fairly simple concept, but not so easy to explain. Instead of first painting the main subjects of a composition, the areas of interest, like a tree, house or person for instance, you paint in the areas, or space, around these objects. The area or space around the main objects in […]

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How to Paint a Seascape in Watercolor

May 21, 2012 by Ralph S 3 Comments

Learn how to paint a beautiful seascape in watercolour with this free step by step painting tutorial by artist Julie Duell (see bio below). How to Paint a Seascape in Watercolour One lady emailed asking for a seascape demonstration in watercolour – so here is my effort. Now I am making this a combination of […]

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Watercolor Batik on Rice Paper – Step by Step Lesson

April 20, 2012 by Ralph S 5 Comments

“My true passion is free-flowing, bold watercolor. I use large round brushes and a lot of paint and water. I welcome watercolor to be what it is – to run, to mix, to bloom, to drip, to splash – to play like a happy child! My current work revolves around the exploration of an alternative […]

Filed Under: Mixed Media, Watercolor Painting

How to Paint an Apple with Watercolor

April 3, 2012 by Ralph S 11 Comments

Below is a beautiful free step by strep lesson on how to paint an apple with watercolor provided by artist John Fisher (see bio below). I hope you find this tutorial helpful and it inspires you to create something today! Enjoy fellow artist! How to Paint Apples with Watercolor I’m trying something new. I’ll post […]

Filed Under: Still Life, Watercolor Painting

How to Paint a Tree with Watercolour

March 18, 2012 by Ralph S Leave a Comment

About Christine Kane Christine Kane is a pastel and watercolor artist who is inspired by the Midwest landscape and it’s seasons. To find new ideas for her paintings, she hikes in the forest preserves during all seasons. Christine began drawing at an early age. She focused her education on art and has a degree in […]

Filed Under: Landscape/Plein Air, Watercolor Painting

Copper Pots – Watercolour Painting Demonstration

February 27, 2012 by Ralph S 6 Comments

About John Fisher I was born and educated in England, graduating from the Luton School of Arts (now Barnfield College) in 1945. It was my hope to become a graphic artist, but at the end of the Second World War returning service men and women had first crack at the few jobs available, and rightly […]

Filed Under: Still Life, Watercolor Painting

Watercolor Painting Tutorial Step by Step

February 11, 2012 by Ralph S 2 Comments

About Allan Kirk After training to teach, I taught Art in secondary school for five years before following a career in computing. I moved permanently to France in January 2008 to launch Tarnincolour Painting Holidays. I have also developed a very popular range of Step-by-Step watercolour lessons, which I sell on my website to customers […]

Filed Under: Landscape/Plein Air, Watercolor Painting

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