Painting Eucalyptus Flowers in Watercolour

Painting Eucalyptus Flowers in Watercolour, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.55, with 8 lectures, based on 65 reviews, and has 1539 subscribers.

You will learn about To paint red Eucalyptus flowers in watercolour To observe a Eucalyptus specimen, look at light and shade, and do a tonal sketch To mix watercolour paint and create colour swatches To create shadow mixes in watercolour to give your flowers depth To use dry brush technique to build up intensity and create a detailed finish This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner and intermediate level watercolour artists interested in botanical art It is particularly useful for Beginner and intermediate level watercolour artists interested in botanical art.

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Summary

Title: Painting Eucalyptus Flowers in Watercolour

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 8

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 8

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

To paint red Eucalyptus flowers in watercolour
To observe a Eucalyptus specimen, look at light and shade, and do a tonal sketch
To mix watercolour paint and create colour swatches
To create shadow mixes in watercolour to give your flowers depth
To use dry brush technique to build up intensity and create a detailed finish

Who Should Attend

Beginner and intermediate level watercolour artists interested in botanical art

Target Audiences

Beginner and intermediate level watercolour artists interested in botanical art

If you have ever looked at Eucalyptus flowers and thought they are too difficult to paint, then this is the tutorial for you. In this short course you will learn to observe Eucalyptus flowers, looking at the light and shade, in order to then draw a tonal study. After completing a careful, detailed drawing you will move on to paint the flowers from two slightly different angles., and then paint them in detail. I will talk you through every step, showing that they are not that difficult if you just go one step at a time.

This is bonus content, useful for students who have completed the tutorial “Introduction to Botanical Art – Eucalyptus leaves”. However it isn’t absolutely necessary to have completed that tutorial. This tutorial is fairly casual, I’m just talking as I’m painting and there is minimal editing.

I am a botanical artist with over 20 years experience and I have created two tutorials already – both introductions to botanical art, one painting Eucalyptus leaves and the other painting an Acacia – leaves and flowers. Botanical art is immensely popular at the moment and it is a beautiful art form. By painting the wonderful natural wonders we see around us, we encourage others to take a closer look at these marvels. My hope is that by painting and teaching, I will help others see the beauty in their surroundings, and therefore increase their interest and love for nature.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Observing and drawing the flowers

Lecture 3: Painting – starting with light drawing and undercoat of colour

Lecture 4: Mixing the colour, painting colour swatches

Lecture 5: Painting individual stamens – flower 1

Lecture 6: Painting individual stamens – flower 2

Lecture 7: Painting the hypanthium (the green and brown bits)

Lecture 8: Final details

Instructors

Cheryl Hodges
Botanical Artist

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