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Water colours "Watercolour is the beginning and the crown of all painting technique" |
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| This medium is one of the most difficult and also very interesting.
Its transparency gives a glow to pictures as they allow the white of the paper to show
through. This transparent nature makes it impossible to cover up major mistakes. Different
effects and moods can be obtained by changing the type and colour of paper used.
Watercolours are relatively inexpensive, easy to carry and clean up. The basic course of ten classes will help the
student to get acquainted with: A simple landscape or still life will be done on handmade paper by students which will help in assessing their capabilities Click here for list of materials needed for watercolours |
A Watercolour by David Bourne. David Bourne, an accomplished watercolourist from York, UK is a regular visitor to Coorg, the above watercolour was done by him on his last visit.Click here to see more of his works. Mixing of paints can be done on the painting, but very carefully. Try to use as few colours in a mixture to maintain purity of tints. Watercolours are available in tubes, cakes and now pencils, you should choose the type which you can control best. The quality of brushes is most important, get the best and keep them well. Paper should always be stretched before use. |
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| Just a moment! Learning to paint in any subject is a serious proposition which requires besides general interest, single minded devotion to achieve good results to invite appreciation. With this object in view Expressions would be too glad to send you guidelines of the initial lesson free of charge to enable you to assess your own interest and aptitude before you are ready to apply for the regular classes. Please email to lessons@expressionsfinearts.net for the first lesson. |
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