A Four Step Approach For Amazing Watercolors - Beginner Friendly

A Four Step Approach For Amazing Watercolors - Beginner Friendly

What you'll learn

Description

Learn how to paint awesome watercolor art using a four-step approach! Designed for those who enjoy watercolors but lack the skills for developing high-quality paintings.
Great art isn't by accident, it's intentional! Create amazing art consistently using four easy steps.
Discover how to paint gorgeous watercolor art using an easy-to-follow 4 step process. This no-nonsense, step-by-step class is suited for all watercolorists looking to develop a workflow that gets results every single time.YOU'LL LEARN:
4 Steps for how to plan your art
5 Examples for developing "the why"
6 Practical design & composition guidelines
4 Value hierarchy examples
2 Easy methods for developing color harmony
5 Examples for how to approach your subjects
3 Step-by-step finished painting demonstrations
3 Assignments to test your skills
WHO IS THIS CLASS FOR
Beginner and aspiring watercolorists that want to take action right now and start developing a better way to approach how you use watercolors.
Artists that enjoy painting from photo references and plein air but end up painting in circles 
Anyone who wants a reliable process for making better watercolor art more consistently
Disclaimer: Your results aren't guaranteed but if you work diligently you will surpass your wildest expectationsWHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
62 Detailed video tutorials
7 Step-by-step demonstrations for creating amazing finished art
7 High-res images of finished art
11 Design & composition reference images
Lifetime access to content and future updates
This is a digital product. All sales are final.ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Robert is a self-taught from Goochland, Virginia. He has worked for many popular brands such as Kentucky Derby, Carnival Cruise Lines, 555 Steak House, and CBS to name a few. He paints full-time from his home studio and teaches over 20,000 students with his online classes.

Overview

Lesson 1:Introduction
Lesson 2:Materials
Lesson 3:The four step process
Lesson 4:What you need to know about the next three lessons
Lesson 5:The why example
Lesson 6:The why continued
Lesson 7:The why final examples
Lesson 8:The why assignment instructions
Lesson 9:The why assignment reel
Lesson 10:Robert's take on why assignment reel
Lesson 11:Composition element rule of thirds
Lesson 12:Composition element symmetry
Lesson 13:Composition element leading lines
Lesson 14:Composition element cropping
Lesson 15:Composition element depth
Lesson 16:Composition element arrangement
Lesson 17:Composition in action - Cafe scene
Lesson 18:Composition in action - Yellow Umbrellas
Lesson 19:Composition in action - Red brick building
Lesson 20:Composition in action - Rural landscape
Lesson 21:Composition in action - Williamsburg shadows
Lesson 22:The importance of value
Lesson 23:Value hierarchy example - yellow umbrellas
Lesson 24:Value hierarchy example - red brick building
Lesson 25:Value hierarchy assignment
Lesson 26:Color harmony 101
Lesson 27:Color harmony 101 continued
Lesson 28:Yellow umbrellas - chromatic
Lesson 29:Yellow umbrellas chromatic continued
Lesson 30:Yellow umbrellas tonal
Lesson 31:Yellow umbrellas tonal continued
Lesson 32:Brown building demo
Lesson 33:Brown building demo continued
Lesson 34:Recap and closing thoughts