Loose watercolor techniques: Let’s learn how to paint beautiful loosen watercolor city street café

About this watercolor class

This watercolor class is all about making watercolor art joyful, and eliminating fear while making watercolor paintings. This watercolor class teaches you how to paint watercolor city streets, random human figures (impression), and equipping all watercolor beginners to paint their desired subject. A uniquely crafted easy step by step process for maximum learning. This class is highly recommended for intermediate watercolor beginners who wish to take this skill to next level. The most basic fundamental you can expect from this class is to play with colors fearlessly. As a watercolor artist, i believe fear is the only instance which has been stoping many watercolor beginners to move forward. I am sure, after this class many watercolor aspirants will cheer to go ahead and succeed on this amazing art medium. Look forward to have you in this class and some of your awesome watercolor project after taking this class. Best wishes...

What you will learn:

At the end of this watercolor class, you should be familiar with

• How to quickly draw the subject
• Watercolor drawing composition 
• Color mixing harmony
• Watercolor layering
• Understand light and shades
• Random human figures
• Depth & light

Prerequisite Knowledge:

You should have basic understanding of watercolor principle and color theory. Moderate drawing skill is helpful. Apart from that, what is most important thing required is your high spirits and enjoy this process.

Required Art supplies:

• Watercolor paper (quarter sheet)
• Watercolor tubes
• Watercolor brushes
• Paper tape (to mount paper)
• Hard board for painting surface
• Pencil
• Dry cloth
• A bowl of water
• Watercolor palette

Please check other watercolor class:

Watercolor Cityscape: https://skl.sh/2JUzN1e

Easy Watercolor: https://skl.sh/2K3MiHU

Cheers & happy watercoloring!

Nitin Singh

• Introduction
• Art supplies you need
• Getting start with sketch
• First layer
• Second layer - Part 1
• Second layer - Part 2
• Third layer