Sometimes we get stuck in thinking that “good” art is defined by how accurately we can render something. But that is not art. At least, that is such a narrow definition of what art can be. When I saw a Monet painting for the very first time, I *felt* it. It resonated within me, I couldn't believe the energy and movement that was so obvious up close but as you backed away further and further from the painting, it softened into something else completely. What a life-changing lesson! That we can capture a moment of time with gestural movement, imperfect lines, and bold uses of color. That art can capture what it is to *experience* something, (a sunset, or a water reflection) instead of a mere depiction of it. It helped me realize that you can either paint in nouns or verbs, and Monet paints in verbs. In this Monet digital course, I am going to break down how to approach painting in an impressionistic style. By stealing tools and techniques from one of the greats and recreating his work, learning his processes, and the limitations he experienced which led to his signature style - we will have a greater understanding of who we are artists, and who we want to be. I am honored (and a bit nervous) to be your guide as we work through some of the most recognizable paintings in art history - but there is no one I would rather be experiencing this creative endeavor with. This digital experience will include: Downloadable and printable outlines (if applicable), supply lists, step-sheets, and reference photos 4 Monet inspired projects tutorials with all accompanying information to successfully paint like an impressionist 3 technique videos exploring brushstroke, color/observing, and exploring different mediums BONUS 5 process videos featuring different Monet spreads from Sarah's journal to provide inspo Lifetime access to the educational materials - videos & written instructions All video & written education will be accessible through your Let's Make Art account under the "My Videos" page. Suggested Supplies (these are just suggestions, please feel empowered to use any and all supplies you may have) Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper or Let's Make Art Watercolor Paper Daniel Smith watercolors Quinacridone Rose Phthalo Blue (Green Shade) Quinacridone Gold Daniel Smith watercolor sticks Ultramarine Blue Hansa Yellow Medium Dr. PH Martin's Bleed Proof White Brushes Quill 2 or 4 Student Grade brushes OR Craft brushes so you feel comfortable experimenting & playing without fear of ruining your nice watercolor brushes Round 2, Round 6, Round 12 (you want a small, medium, & large brush) This digital product includes a PDF download and is nonrefundable.
Related
Related
Related
Related