The Watercolor Workshop: Watercolor Pencils - Part 2
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Lesson Description
Part two of a two-part series on drawing and painting with watercolor pencils. In this module, we continue and complete the still life painting of the orchid.
Lesson Materials
140 lb. Cold press watercolor paper, paper towel, nylon brushes, watercolor pencils. *Derwent Watercolor Pencils are used.
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Course Curriculum
Lesson 1: Introduction and Materials (4:43)Lesson 2: Brushes and Surfaces (11:31)Lesson 3: Application Techniques (15:32)Lesson 4: Color Theory and Mixing (16:48)Lesson 5: Composition / Still Life (14:30)Lesson 6: Still Life Sketch Conclusion (13:32)Lesson 7: Woodland Landscape - Part 1 (17:03)Lesson 8: Woodland Landscape - Part 2 (15:23)Lesson 9: Cityscape - Part 1 (18:56)Lesson 10: Cityscape - Part 2 (14:01)Lesson 11: Portrait Painting - Part 1 (18:14)Lesson 12: Portrait Painting - Part 2 (13:00)Lesson 13: Portrait Painting - Part 3 (10:22)Lesson 14: Watercolor Pencils - Part 1 (16:48)Lesson 15: Watercolor Pencils - Part 2 (10:50)Lesson 16: Mixing Media - Part 1 (14:48)Lesson 17: Mixing Media - Part 2 (12:08)Lesson 18: Painting with Gouache (17:14)Lesson 19: Conclusion (3:54)
This is stunning. I love the way the subject looks like it is bursting out of the painting by extending the drawn lines outside of the frame. I have not used my watercolour pencils yet but I am really looking forward to trying them out on this
Thanks Christine!
I tried this some time ago on my own. Now I know all I did wrong.:( lol What masking fluid did you use? You do a great job explaining everything. I will keep watching and learning.
Hi C. L.,
The masking fluid is liquid frisket called “Misket”. It’s made by Grumbacher.
Hi.
I’m a complete beginner but really enjoying learning from you.
I’m not sure how to create depth and shade using different colours. You apply blue and copper beech. I tried adding orange to yellow for shade but it didn’t work!
How do I work out what colours to combine?