Line and Wash: Landscape - Part 2
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Lesson Description
Part 2 of a series on creating a landscape with line and wash. In part 2, we complete the image with watercolor washes.
Lesson Materials
140 lb cold press watercolor paper, watercolor paints, a nylon round brush, paper towels, and water.
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Course Curriculum
Lesson 1: Introduction and Materials (4:50)Lesson 2: Balance (19:05)Lesson 3: Two Approaches (24:53)Lesson 4: Pen and Ink Techniques (34:01)Lesson 5: Watercolor Techniques (12:14)Lesson 6: Still Life Part 1 (17:01)Lesson 7: Still Life - Part 2 (19:11)Lesson 8: Landscape - Part 1 (7:46)Lesson 9: Landscape - Part 2 (13:52)Lesson 10: Portraiture - Part 1 (17:34)Lesson 11: Portraiture - Part 2 (10:53)Lesson 12: Conclusion (1:22)
How beautiful. I am looking forward to the portrait. And I am glad you allowed your cat to keep her skin. LOL!
really nice.I feel like an artist 🙂
Matt, this beautiful series of video lessons just gets more and more impressive. I’m determinedly working away at your October Pen and Ink Series so that I can move onto adding colour. I have used pen and wash a lot for small plein air sketches but never for a considered piece – can’t wait!
Amazing painting! I like this style of painting so much 👌🏻
Thanks Eman!
I loved every minute of this landscape. Love the tree colours. Fantastic Matt. Thank you. 🌺
Sometimes you use tube watercolor and some times pan.
What dictates your choice?
Is one more suitable for some work?
Or is it simplypersonal preference?
Hi Devorah,
It is largely a preference, however I have found that tube watercolors go on with a bit more intensity, possibly due to a higher ratio of pigment to water.