Watercolour color painting.Learn Hair and skin tones #1.
Learn how to draw and paint different hair and skin tones #1 Medditeranean / Middle Eastern using watercolors
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- How to make any skin and hair tone with just 7 colors
- How to draw and paint hair tones and textures from the Mediteranean / Middle eastern areas.
- How to draw and paint skin tones and textures from the mediteranean / Middle eastern areas.
- How I transfer an image onto my watercolor paper to do a portrait.
- How I use masking fluid in my work.
Description
Many students message me with questions about how to find the right watercolor paints to tackle all the different skin and hair tones they encounter when painting their watercolor portraits.
I have been painting professionally for nearly 30 years and in that time I have painted literally hundreds of watercolor portraits.
Over this time I have developed a very limited palette of just 7 colors with which I use to paint every different color of hair and skin tone.
In this,the first course in my new series "How to paint hair and skin tones, Course #1 Medditeranean/Middle Eastern"
we start off in the introduction where I show you a sped up version of the course and I show you the very limited tools (just 7 colors and 3 brushes) which you will need to do this series of courses.
Then I show you how to use tracedown paper to get an outline of your image and how to locate "landmarks" on your portrait.
Masking fluid is then explained in detail before we dive into the watercolor painting.
This course concentrates on hair color and texture and skin tone and texture using a very limited palette of colors,for ease of description I have classified it as Medditeranian / Middle Eastern.
Using a photograph as reference I explain exactly how I achieve realistic portraits by using real time videos without editing anything out except for drying times .This means that you will learn,not only about the colors but you will also learn how I go about tracing,sketching and masking my work.
I am always at hand to answer any questions you may have,just message me in the Q and A section.
I will see you in the first lesson,cheers David
Who Should Attend!
- Any artist who would like to learn how to make great portraits with a limited palette of just 7 colors.
