Watercolour - Walking in the Fall
When we meet the fall, it is the most colourful season. It is also the best time to learn the techniques to blend all warm and cool colours together, as well as the skill to create harmonized landscape painting in watercolour.
Including the three primary colours, we will also explore the warm primary and cool primary series. A full range colour wheel will be very useful to support this exploration. The way of laying the visible hues is simple, we will explore far beyond to build up an effective relationship between two, three and more colours in tree forms. This lesson will cover most of the challenges in handling with colours in landscapes with the study of layered application of watercolour, as well as the fundamental and dominant holding techniques among the complicated colour composition.
It is a game in colour, but it is fun. Let's rock into this autumn scene and enjoy the beautiful art journey.
Topics & techniques covered in this project:
Composition of the elements around fall season
Setting up the personal clarification for colours and working direction
Proportion of objects and weightiness of colours
Varied watercolour brush techniques for different types of trees
Upfront and backward arrangement in the complicated layers
Finding the value path and creating a life flow in the painting
Redefining the work flow and reaching and final harmony
Your Instructor
Holding Master Degree in Art Education and over thirty years professional experiences, Wenyun Hua's art is a combination of Eastern and Western style, an expression of journey between the two cultures and common understanding. Currently she teaches Art Meditation, Watercolour, Painting in Acrylic and Oil, Chinese Brush Painting, Art in Mixed Media, Drawing and Painting, Watercolour Woodblock Printmaking and Paper Art courses in various professional art education and art school settings in Toronto, CANADA.
She has greatest passion to share the joy of breaking boundary, open-mind and unlimited creativity. She gained a numerous grants and awards for her art and teaching. Her artwork can be found in collections throughout North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.