Showing posts with label english watercolors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english watercolors. Show all posts

Monday, 16 January 2023

An Introduction into Online Watercolour Course with Jane Ward

Have you always wanted to have a go at Watercolour Painting?

I think that there is an artist in everyone.

Let me show you with my Online Beginners course how you can pick up a brush and start painting tomorrow, anybody can and it's never to Young or Old to start.

Would you like to master English Watercolor landscapes, my courses will show you in easy step by step videos, and written instructions all projects are sent by email. 

The course can be taken worldwide, if you live in the city with the most artists, did you know that this is New York, why not take up English Watercolors.

Unlock that artistic streak and let the world of colour begin. I promise you will never regret starting to paint.

Here is a video link to an introduction for the Beginners watercolour class 


The course consists of six individual projects, each sent by email with informative photographs and instructions for you to work through in your own time. 

With a Video demonstration on each project and personal feedback, making this course a unique and positive way to build a love of watercolour painting.

 An information pack including Sketches, colour tags and if required a gift voucher card is sent by post.

Price £75

 




Jane Painting on the shore of Derwentwater



Tuesday, 28 April 2020

Ullswater Watercolour Tutorial



Ullswater Step by Step Watercolour Tutorial

Learn the secrets of watercolour painting in this beautiful Lakeland Scene of Ullswater
Many famous artists and poets gain inspiration in the Lake District, capturing soft light and atmospheric scenes. William Wordsworth was inspired by the Daffodils on the shores of Ullswater and wrote his famous poem based on what he saw while out walking with his sister.
If you fancy having a go at painting with watercolours, this step by step Lakeland project will show you many easy techniques.
Learn the secrets of watercolours, which materials to use and many different techniques are covered in step by step with plenty of clear photographs sent to you direct by email.
This Step by step Includes Access to Three video’s showing live stages of this watercolour painting with Jane.
This tutorial can be viewed on your computer, tablet or printed to work from. It includes my step by step with many colour photographs on how I approach a painting in watercolours and includes a guide to materials and gives handy tips on equipment and those magical techniques that can bring a watercolour to life.
This project is for Personal use only.

Price £5.00



Monday, 13 February 2017

Lakeland oil demonstration


A Wednesday morning Demonstration in Keswick.
We started with a toned  yellow canvas, sat on the easel.
Portrait was decided.
Colours were kept to mainly primary
Ultramarine Blue, Crimson Alizaron, Winsor Yellow and white.
Some of my fellow artists were new to Oil paints, 
so a limited palette is much easier when beginning.

I applied a very small amount of Liquid Clear.
I don't always use this medium, but for the approach in this demo it would be ideal.




Ultramarine and Crimzon  was applied loosely into the sky.
Soft Yellow and White blended together to form atmospheric clouds in the sky.
These were all softened together with a large brush.
The class enjoyed this section and quoted 'it was quite a workout' on a cold Winter morning.






With a base of a sky painted giving a tonal range, mountains 
in the distant Borrowdale valley were then  applied.



Reflections and similar shades used in the sky were painted into the lake, 
softening with a large flat brush.
A few ripples are added in the foreground 
at the end of this very enjoyable Demonstration.


Fancy learning English watercolours with my online course with personal feedback and helpful hints on all projects. 


Wednesday, 12 October 2016

An American watercolor bargain.



I love a bargain, maybe it's because of my Yorkshire roots!
So while pondering over my first cup of tea, I thought now while the pound is rising and falling against the Euro and the Dollar, now is an ideal time for American  and European artists to sign up for the Online Watercolor course.

Are you new to watercolors? Do you fancy learning some new techniques from an English Landscape artist. Which colours suit the English Landscape and quite importantly how to create soft atmospheric mist which we see over here and is the essence of English watercolours.

My online courses contain six projects, each with a colour tag, sketch, step by step word document with many clear photo's and personal feedback on each project ( I find this is what each artist benefits and enjoys the most)