This course has English subtitles.
Cityscape is something we always see around us. But only few decide to draw or paint it! Why is that? There are so many important things in it, such as architecture, people, trees and a lot of details… What is important to keep and what is better to leave out? How to compose your image and how to show perspective accurately? How to convey our idea and mood to the viewer? That is exactly what Anastasia Kustova is going to help us with in her course.
Watercolor paper, 100% cotton, with a weight of 300 gsm or more, by the following brands: DMD, Hahnemuhle, Lana, Moulin du Roy, Saunders Waterford, Arches, Canson Watercolor, etc.
Set of professional watercolors of 24 colors or more. For example: Pinax, White Nights, Van Gogh, Lukas, Schminke, Winsor&Newton, and other professional series, either in pans or tubes.
Additionally, you might need the following paints:
- yellow ochre
- burnt sienna
- perylene violet or Bordeaux (a cool red)
- Payne’s gray
- purple
- indigo
- olive green
- horizon blue (or cobalt turquoise)
If you already have some brushes, use your familiar set. If you are planning to buy the brushes, here are some recommendations: squirrel, sable or synthetic, made specifically for watercolors. Round and flat and a big flat brush for wetting the paper.
- support board and palette
- masking tape
- graphite pencil
- eraser
- water bowls
- paper tissues
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