Step by Step Illustration: Hydrangea with Watercolor

Learn how to paint a Hydrangea with Watercolor
What you'll learn
  • How to draw a hydrangea only in two layers.
  • Combining wet-on-wet technique with some techniques from classical botanical painting.
  • Specifics of the use of granulating watercolors.
  • Creating a composition center and placing accents in the foreground.
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Course description

The flowers of different types of hydrangeas accompany us throughout the summer. It is simply wonderful to see how the flowers develop and how they also change their colors and shapes in the fall. It is always fun to paint the blossom color play as flower watercolors. Step by step we will paint the hydrangeas together, because it is not as complicated as it looks.

This is the recording of a Live-Course.

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Requirements

Materials:

- Watercolor paper 100% cotton, rough, density 300 g/m². You can replace it with any brand watercolor paper 100% cotton, rough or fine-grained, density 250-300 g/m².

- erasers 
- masking tape
- Wooden or plastic board
- paper towels

Watercolor paint in tubes or pots
- Cobalt Turquoise PB28 
- Pyrrol Orange PO71
- Potters Pink PR233
- Sienna Burnt PBr7
- Yellow Ochre PY43 
- Caput Mortuum PR 101
- Amethyst Genuine, Shadow Violet, Lunar Black

These colors can be replaced by others. You can choose your own basic palette with other colors. Just check first which colors will blend together. 

- Two watercolor brushes medium size
- One synthetic brush small with sharp tip
- Paper towels
- Mixing palette (ceramic or plastic)

Content
  • Livestream Teil 1
    Livestream Teil 1
    35:43
  • Livestream Teil 2
    Livestream Teil 2
    36:14
  • Livestream Teil 3
    Livestream Teil 3
    30:24
  • Livestream Teil 4
    Livestream Teil 4
    28:29
  • Livestream Teil 5
    Livestream Teil 5
    40:58
Irina Lupyna
Irina Lupyna
Artist and book author
Irina Lupyna is a freelance artist and book author. Modern big city and authentic old town - these two different counterparts represent her environment, to which the artist is exposed daily and is influenced by it. Contrasts are fundamental to her visual perception. She always experiments with new techniques, styles and painting media such as
markers, ink and watercolor. 
This course includes:
  • Languages :
    de
  • Subtitles :
    -
  • Content :
    5 lessons
  • Duration :
    2h 51m
  • Level :
    All levels
  • Updated :
    2022-10-18
€12
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