How to Simplify in Watercolor - Part I




How to Simplify in Watercolor - Part I

Have you ever struggled with painting a scene in watercolor?

Were you wondering how to turn this barrage of details into a painting that makes sense?
Do you feel overwhelmed by all the details?

Here's you're solution! ??

In this course you'll learn how to turn that beautiful photo or view into a watercolor painting that sings!

You'll learn to distill the reference's essence into a clear painting, while avoiding over-working it, and clearing any confusing as to what should be included in the painting and what shouldn't!

Some of what we'll talk about:

  • What is simplification

  • The BIG idea

  • Different ways of simplifying

  • How to simplify shapes, values & colors

  • Detailed painting demos

  • And much, MUCH more!

In my opinion the ability to simplify what you see is a CORNERSTONE of making good art.
And even though good is subjective to some extent - there are still plenty of guidelines to helps up improve our work and ensure it hits right.

Just how much you wish to simplify - that is up to you.
From realistic work and all the way to abstract - this is relevant for the full spectrum.

At the end of the day, you want your paintings to convey your message, whether it's a certain mood, a story or simply the conditions of light and shadow / weather.
And the way you simplify is at the heart of that.

Thank you for checking out the course, and enjoy!
(This is part I of this course. Be sure to check out part II when you're done!)

- Liron

The Secret for Creating a BEAUTIFUL Impression

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What you will learn
  • Simplifying in watercolor
  • Avoiding overworking watercolor paintings
  • Painting impactful watercolor paintings with a clear message and vision

Rating: 4.95

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 2 hours

Instructor: Liron Yanconsky


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