In this lesson we’re going to practice the negative painting technique. I would like to invite you to have some fun and create your own composition based on reference photos (of course I will provide you a line drawing as always, so you will [...]
Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse has been a very common request from you, so I finally did it. I think the sky might be a bit of a challenge, but you may paint it in a much simpler way based on the original reference photo. You [...]
Hi everyone! Translucent Iris is an advanced project. I’m going to show you how to create a blurry wet on wet background, which is not something new, however this time we’re going to try to create some shapes in the background that can be [...]
Hi everyone! In this lesson we’re going to practice wet on wet technique to create soft, blurry background and smooth transitions on the petals of the flower. The dark butterfly creates a nice contrast to the light background and the sunny flower. This is [...]
Hi everyone! In November I have a much easier lesson for my students. We're going to paint simple Christmas illustrations. I'm going to show you how to paint different colored berries, twigs of coniferous trees, holly leaves, gingerbreads, gift boxes, cute little birds, Christmas [...]
Hi everyone! In October we’re going to tackle these beautiful dancers, as fuchsias are also called. This lesson is going to be mostly about painting in layers and building the colors and shapes with glazes. We’re going to create dramatic look by taking the [...]
Seagull in the Golden Afternoon, 19,5 x 27,5 cm, 7.7 x 10.8 in Seagull in the Golden Afternoon is slightly more challenging project, but very, very nice and really relaxing. We will try to capture the beautiful afternoon light on the seagull and the [...]
This bougainvillea flower is a great opportunity to practice wet on wet technique. We’ll be using it not only on the flower petals, but also in the background. Yes! Another wet on wet background! :) I’ve prepared outline drawings in a few different sizes, [...]
