Intermediate
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2 hours 13 min
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01:46
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21:59
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16:21
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06:12
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11:08
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12:10
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08:45
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00:54
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01:37
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10:59
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22:07
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08:39
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Once you’ve taken Yao’s Beginning Watercolor workshop, you’re ready to learn more complex techniques. Yao begins this two-part course by sharing her unique style of painting roses, tulips, peonies and more. In the second class, she focuses on layering techniques, showing how to use watercolor’s transparent qualities to create stunning abstract paintings and gestural landscapes. By the end of this skill-building course, you will have learned how to create finished paintings that are complex looking, but simple to make.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Watercolor sheets - Yao uses extra-white Fabriano cold-pressed 140# paper
- Wooden board to secure the sheets of paper
- Painter’s tape
- Bone folder
- Round-tip paintbrush - Yao uses sizes 1, 6, 8, 14, 20, and 24
- Mop brush (16 mm)
- Watercolors in a variety of colors, including pinks, oranges, reds, ochre, golden yellow, lemon yellow, greens, turquise, blues, black, and browns
- Two jars of water
- Gouache in Permanent White and Permanent Yellow Deep
- Small plastic jar with lid
- Painter's tape
- Paper towels
- Spray bottle for wetting paint (optional)
- Downloadable PDF
Downloads:
- Complex watercolor techniques
- Layering techniques
- Step-by-step expert instruction from Yao Cheng on intermediate watercolor techniques
- 12 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list and downloadable PDF included
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Intermediate Watercolor: A 2-Part Series Reviews
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Anita Eisenman
Very peaceful to follow great encouragement and supportive techniques to loosen up and experience water color.
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