Architectural Illustration with Watercolor
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Discover perspective drawing techniques and learn how to capture light and shadow
According to Gonzalo Ibáñez, draftsman and architect, watercolor is the medium of light par excellence, capturing the essence of nature through its capacity for transparency and consistency. He believes watercolor is a captivating artform that always has something to teach, and opens up the possibility to make your own rules in an ever-evolving game.
In this course, learn how to get the most out of watercolor painting by creating an architectural or urban landscape based on an image. Gonzalo guides you through the creative process step-by-step, from your first sketch to the final details. Learn his unique method for achieving realistic works of art that creatively play with lights and shadows.
Get to know Gonzalo, his journey into watercolor painting, and some of his artistic influences. Then, take a quick look at the content and material in this course.
In the second unit, start learning how to create an architectural sketch from scratch. Layout the structure, explore different perspectives, and refine your idea. Then, start drawing your image. Gonzalo gives you some tips for making this task easier and more efficient.
Learning how to use watercolors will be the central theme of this next block. Get familiar with the recommended materials before going through some exercises and practicing with different tools. Work on your brushstroke and explore consistencies.
Next, step into the world of light and shadow, studying some unique conditions that you may encounter and how they can affect the space. To do this, get to know the scale of tonal values and the principle of unification of form.
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