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In my last few classes, I explained how I re-introduced a daily art practice into my life as a way to bring back the joy of art-making to my life. With this class, I wanted to continue to explore watercolour, but this it will be with natural media and a new product that I have been trying out, watercolour sheets and their super intense and saturated pigments. As a licensing artist, I am constantly looking for ideas for my next collection of artwork. I decided that this , I would concentrate on a watercolour abstract, and I have used the paints to develop a new look for the next set of pieces I create for large abstract art pieces. The great thing is, you don't need to have any experience with watercolour to end up with very usable components.
In this class,
What is a bloom, you ask A bloom is a flow mark created when liquid is added to an already drying wash. These unpredictable textures are also known as blossoms, backruns, or even florets. These terms all refer to the same thing. They occur because water always seeks a state of equilibrium. An area of very wet paint will always flow towards an area of less wet paint. This takes some practice, but since watercolor painting is all about the flow of paint, its worth the effort to observe whats going on. Blooms will happen if the surface of the paper dries unevenly, or when you add more paint to an area, thus creating an uneven distribution of moisture. Its these kinds of differences in paper wetness that we will expent with. If your paint is no longer sufficiently wet, then stop working and wait for it to dry before applying more pigment.
These lessons are the perfect place to build watercolour skills in a safe environment and work in an instinctive and intuitive manner. If you have yearned for a daily practice of just creating art, this class is for you, whether you are a professional artist/illustrator or you just want to make art for fun. Check out the links provided in the course materials for example work, and just imagine what you'll be able to create after completing this class. You don't need to know how to draw, or even have ever worked with sheet watercolour paints before. All you need is an open mind, the willingness to learn and take risks, and the drive to have a ton of fun! If you dont have sheet watercolour, any watercolour will do, or even liquid inks, and I recommend watercolour paper, and a variety of brushes or mark making tools.
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