Cottage in the Mountains - Step by Step Tutorial with Watercolors

Learn Step by Step how to Create a Mountain Landscape with Watercolors
What you'll learn
  • different watercolor techniques
  • design trees, mountains and cottage
  • different possibilities of dry and wet paint application
  • color mixtures for mountain scenes
  • compositional principles and laws
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Course description

This course will help you lose your fear of watercolor and create beautiful, stylish landscape paintings. 

The instructor will show you how to create an great painting, step by step, using a cottage in the mountains as an example. You will learn how to paint atmospheric watercolors, as well as various tricks and effects. 

This is a Recording of a Live-Course.

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Requirements

The course is interesting for both beginners and advanced artists who want to keep improving their technique.

Please prepare the sketch befor the course starts.

Materials

Paper:
- Arches Rough 300g/sqm or Saunders Waterford 300g/sqm.
Single sheets or a watercolor block are available
The paper size Mike uses in the course is approximately 56 x 38 cm other sizes are also possible

Colors:
- cadmium light yellow (Winsor & Newton)
- Yellow Ochre (Winsor & Newton)
- Siena Burnt (Winsor & Newton)
- Glaze Orange (Schmincke)
- Cadmium Red (Winsor & Newton)
- Permanent Pink (Winsor & Newton)
- French Ultramarine (Winsor & Newton)
- Cobalt Blue (Winsor & Newton)
- Permanent Juice Green (Winsor & Newton)
- Green Gold (Winsor & Newton)
- Undersea Green (Daniel Smith)
- Ivory Black (Winsor & Newton)
- Martian Black (Winsor & Newton)
- Payne`s Grey (Winsor & Newton)
- Titanium White (Winsor & Newton)

Pinsel:
- Round watercolor brush large, e.g. Esocda Aquario (size 16)
2 x Round watercolor brush medium, e.g. Escoda Perla (size 8 + 12)
 
Others:
- Mixing palette (white)
- Spray bottle fine atomizing
- Spray bottle coarse atomizing
- Masking liquid
- masking tape wide (2 cm), e.g. from TESA to fix the paper when using single sheets
- Painting board to fix the paper (if no watercolor block is used)
- Sketch sheets of watercolor paper for notes or sketches
- Pencil hardness 2B
- kneaded eraser
- 3 water cups
- Tissues, handkerchiefs, towel, paper towels or the like

Content
  • Livestream Teil 1
    Livestream Teil 1
    29:52
  • Livestream Teil 2
    Livestream Teil 2
    44:42
  • Livestream Teil 3
    Livestream Teil 3
    49:03
Michael Bajer
Michael Bajer
Watercolor artist from Munich
Michael Bajer is an artist based in Munich whose paintings have been exhibited nationally and in the United States and are in private collections. Michael is inspired by both people and nature and skillfully combines this in his paintings.  
This course includes:
  • Languages :
    de
  • Subtitles :
    -
  • Content :
    3 lessons
  • Duration :
    2h 3m
  • Level :
    All levels
  • Updated :
    2022-09-28
€12
€16
€18
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