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Watch series summary:
Learn from watercolour artist Howard Jones in this four part art series, filmed live from Wales.
There are four, 1hr art tutorial webinars, covering a number of complimentary subjects and techniques.
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PART I: Brush Techniques
Broadcast 10 Jan '23
SUMMARY
In art, the range and quality of the brushstrokes conveys the experience, feeling and conviction of the painter.
Join Howard as he walks you through how to create washes, lift-outs / dry brush and expressive brush marks all of which can be used in your future paintings.
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MATERIALS
Any good quality 140lb (300gsm) watercolour paper (NOT type surface) examples: Arches / Saunders / Winsor & Newton
Watercolours, Ultramarine Blue / Burnt Sienna / Aureolin (yellow)
Brushes: 1 inch flat / ½ inch hog bristle flat / Size 5 Round/ Size 10 Round / Size 3 Rigger.
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PART II: Values
Broadcast 17 Jan '23
SUMMARY
Value is one of the elements of art that dictates how light or dark colours appear on the page. A basic shift in the value of a colour can communicate light source, focal point and depth.
In this art class Howard will cover the (Notan) grey scale, tones in colour and how, why and where to use tonal values.
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MATERIALS
Paper: Any good quality 140lb (300gsm) watercolour paper (NOT type surface) examples: Arches / Saunders / Winsor & Newton
Watercolours : Ultramarine Blue / Burnt Sienna
Brushes: Brushes: 1 inch flat / ½ inch hog bristle flat / Size 5 Round/ Size 10 Round / Size 3 Rigger.
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PART III: Focal Point
Broadcast 24 Jan '23
SUMMARY
A focal point is the area of a picture that attracts the eye, it is the part of the picture that we find naturally fascinating and want to know more about it.
Join Howard to discover how to use a grid. How to make the focal point pop, as well as examples of how to find your focal point within your photo or other visual references.
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Reference photo for class
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MATERIALS
Paper: Any good quality 140lb (300gsm) watercolour paper (NOT type surface) examples: Arches / Saunders / Winsor & Newton
Watercolours: Ultramarine Blue / Burnt Sienna / Cadmium Scarlet (or Cadmium red)
Brushes: 1 inch flat / ½ inch hog bristle flat / Size 5 Round/ Size 10 Round / Size 3 Rigger.
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PART IV: Simplification
Broadcast 31 Jan '23
SUMMARY
In paintings, simplifying can make your painting and your visual message clearer and easier to understand.
Howard will show you how to identify the composition, first in grouping big shapes, then smaller shapes before adding the final detail.
Created in class
Reference photo for class
or message on the Patron WhatsApp
MATERIALS
Paper: Any good quality 140lb (300gsm) watercolour paper (NOT type surface) examples: Arches / Saunders / Winsor & Newton
Watercolour: Ultramarine Blue / Burnt Sienna
Brushes: 1 inch flat / ½ inch hog bristle flat / Size 5 Round/ Size 10 Round / Size 3 Rigger.