Apr
19
5:00pm
April 2020 Watercolor Workshop - Stormy Sea Scene - with Tim Wilmot
By Tim Wilmot
[Even though the live event has happened, you can STILL take part, watch the video as much as you want, AND email me a photo of your painting for a critique]
- Online watercolour demo from Tim Wilmot
- Suitable for ALL levels of painters
- Plenty of Q & A
- No adverts!
- Paint along with me or paint later
- Watch the recording as many times as you want!
- Can't attend live? No Problem! Register anyway, watch the recording, and send me a photo of your painting for a video critique!
Here is what we are going to paint:
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What I cover in this workshop:
- Composition
- Using your imagination to create a painting
- How to paint big waves
- Using masking tape to preserve the lights
This online workshop is suitable for painters of any level. It will be a demonstration in Watercolor. I will go at a slow pace and describe with commentary what I am doing and the techniques I am using. The commentary will only be in English, and I will try and speak slowly because I have many attendees where English is not their first language.
All you will need is a good/reliable internet connection, and a headphone or PC speakers to hear my audio commentary . If you want to, you'll be able to ask plenty of questions as I go along. There is a $7.00 USD fee to attend this live session. It will not be uploaded to YouTube (as a Public Video) or available to anyone apart from the attendees who have paid to watch. I should be able to send you a link to the recording of the demo afterwards, which only you can see.
The demo might be an hour to an hour and a half in duration (depends on how many questions/comments I get!). We will paint at a slow speed and in stages. So you can paint along with me if you want, or wait until you receive a link to the recording.
Here's a picture of an attendee painting along with me live on a previous event. It really is easy to attend.
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You can download a sample of what we are painting by clicking here.
What you will need (apart from paper and water)
- A flat brush if possible, mop brush and a small brush for detail work
- A green like viridian green, neutral tint and some white paint
- Some masking tape and scissors
Hope to see you online!
When you have completed your painting, please take a photo and email it to me as an attachment to [email protected] and I will then be able to give you a critique.
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