Winter Snow Shadows in Watercolour
Learn how to paint beautiful snow scenes with watercolors in this step-by-step course. Discover techniques for creating shadows, blending colors, and protecting whites. Perfect for beginners or those looking to improve their watercolor skills. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your winter paintings!
What you’ll learn
- There are so many opportunities to let watercolours sing in snow scenes. This class is a perfect example of this by making varying degrees of shadows in the snow, in posts and a walking bridge. I love to lay down the brush wet-on-wet here and there, introducing primary transparent colours. This base will be the beginning to many layers of paint to create “Winter Snow Shadows”!
- If you have been frustrated with watercolours in the past or felt like you “don’t get it” – don’t worry – I’ve been there too!
- Students will be able to use these concepts how to paint this snowy scene, and apply them to future paintings.
- Students are invited to paint along to create a painting of multi layers of paints using demonstrated step-by-step watercolour techniques.
There are so many opportunities to let watercolours sing in snow scenes. This three hour class is a perfect example of this by making varying degrees of shadows in the snow, in posts and a walking bridge. I love to lay down the brush wet-on-wet here and there introducing primary transparent colours. This base will be the beginning to many layers of paint to create “Winter Snow Shadows”!
Do you want to improve your watercolour painting?
Do you want to learn how to paint snow shadows?
Do you feel intimated or scared to draw from a photo reference?
Are your frustrated with watercolour painting process?
Search No More!
If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these, then this course is FOR YOU!
What will you learn?
o If you struggle or afraid to draw, I will show you how to create your own Transfer paper to transfer this scene and other art onto your watercolour paper.
o Playing with watercolours ‘wet on wet’ to create a soft blending of colours on snow
o How to use common watercolour techniques: salt, splattering and plastic wrap
o How to paint the contrast of light and shadows on a winter snow scene
o How to protect our whites with masking fluid
BONUS Lecture: How to stretch watercolour paper on a wood frame to paint, and protect it with Krylon Varnish. Your finished painting will not need glass since varnish is sprayed in layers to protect the paints.
Who this course is for:
- Students need to know basic watercolour techniques or has taken one of Bev’s courses. This class is great for the beginner painter or those who wish to learn new techniques in painting snow, in a winter scene.
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