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Painting Physalis with Watercolors

Master class is taught by Svetlana Lanse

Discover how to paint the delicate and vibrant physalis in watercolors with artist Svetlana Lanse. In this masterclass, you will learn to create expressive botanical paintings, adding depth and texture to your work using watercolor techniques

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This masterclass includes automatically generated English subtitles for your convenience

Svetlana Lanse’s masterclass, "Painting Physalis with Watercolors," is a perfect opportunity for botanical art enthusiasts to learn how to create vivid and expressive watercolor paintings. Throughout the lesson, Svetlana provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how to accurately depict the form and texture of the physalis, utilizing modern watercolor techniques. You’ll discover how to transform a simple depiction of a single object into a true artistic composition, following the latest trends in botanical illustration.

The masterclass covers every aspect of the process, from selecting brushes and materials to executing intricate details and creating a harmonious composition. Svetlana shares her professional tips and techniques that will help you improve your artistic skills, whether you are a beginner or an experienced painter.

 

 

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Program

2 lectures
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Painting Physalis with Watercolors 1h 58 min
Available on all tariffs
Painting Physalis with Watercolors. Part 2 1h 51 min

Necessary materials

Paints:

  • Golden;
  • Yellow Ochre (or any ochre);
  • Cadmium Orange;
  • Titian (or any dark orange, transparent orange WN, autumn red Mijello, 218 Schmincke);
  • Ultramarine;
  • Indian Gold or other transparent yellows: Indian Yellow NP, Quinacridone Gold Sennelier, Gamboge Rembrandt, etc.;
  • Sepia;
  • Quinacridone Purple or Violet.

Minimum List:

  • Ochre;
  • Cadmium Orange;
  • Titian;
  • Ultramarine;
  • Sepia;
  • Violet.

Brushes:

  • Round synthetic brush with a sharp tip, sizes #3 and #5.
  • Large brush made of synthetic or natural bristles for wetting the entire paper surface.

Paper:

  • Cotton paper, 300gsm. Satin or fine surface.

Recommended brands:

  • Saunders Waterford (cp and hp);
  • Moulin du Roy fine;
  • Arches Satin/Fine;
  • Winsor & Newton Satin/Fine, and others.

Other Materials:

  • Mechanical pencil (preferred) or regular pencil.
  • Kneaded eraser/eraser.
  • Paper towels.
  • A drawing board or glass to place your work on.

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