Painting with watercolors is an intricate dance of adding
just the right amount of pigment with just the right amount of water.
Let me teach you how to dance…
In this course we’ll explore:
Watercolors and Gouache
We’ll experiment with the following techniques:
Color Mixing • Flat Wash • Gradated Wash Variegated Wash • Wet-on-Dry • Wet-on-Wet Brushwork • Lifting Out • Masking • Texturing • Wax Resist • Line & Wash • Backruns • And more!
Plus we’ll create several projects from start
to finish with these techniques!
Price = $175
“Color is my day-long obsession, joy and torment.”
~ Claude Monet
*** Please note:This course is recommended for students ages 13 and up. A moderate level of drawing ability is required. Only you know the abilities of your own children, so if you have younger ones who want to participate, you can make that call. These lessons are more advanced than our other art courses in that they encourage the student to draw upon his or her own inner resources (no templates are provided). The purpose of this course is to help your teen gain basic artistic skills, get a feel for and develop mastery of each medium.***
Learn color theory, copy master artist watercolor paintings, learn classic techniques as well as modern!
OVER 30 LESSONS! (See samples below.)
Gouache lessons:
“In just about every gallery and museum one comes across artists, both amateur and professional,
who copy masterpieces in order to become better artists themselves. There is nothing new or strange
about this. Raphael studied by copying the works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo…
Degas was frequent visitor at the Louvre. He copied the work of…Rembrandt, Giotto, Titian,
Bellini, and especially, Poussin…” ~ Jose Parramon
Paul Cézanne
Paul Klee
Andrew Wyeth
J.M.W. Turner
Winslow Homer
Georgia O’Keeffe
Upon purchase, you will receive LIFETIME ACCESS to these courses.
***Each course may be purchased separately, but if you’re a member of the Masterpiece Society Studio, they are automatically added to the membership site (no purchase necessary)! (Click on the image below to find out more.)
