Class Overview: Sometimes you just want to paint something simple and fun. In this one-hour class, you’ll learn how to paint a rustic watering can filled with loose, freehand florals. This relaxing, beginner-friendly lesson reviews essential watercolor techniques and brushstrokes so you finish with a beautiful completed painting and confidence that carries into your next project. It’s on-demand with lifetime access. Keep reading for full details or add to cart and start painting right away. What You’ll Learn Inside This Class: How to paint a clean, even wash on a larger shape so your watering can looks smooth and consistent. A set of loose floral brushstrokes you can reuse in future bouquets and floral projects. Practical problem-solving skills like softening edges, adjusting water, and working intuitively with the paint. Simple color-mixing strategies for natural greens and soft neutrals using the paints you already have. How to build a balanced bouquet with depth and movement so your arrangement feels intentional. What's Included? You’ll get one on-demand video lesson (about 50 minutes), two printable traceables (no drawing required!), a nine-page workbook, and a set of high-quality reference photos. The class is beginner-friendly and comes with lifetime access so you can revisit it anytime. Is this class right for you? This class is a great fit if you want to apply core watercolor techniques to a simple finished project and enjoy a relaxing, approachable painting session. It’s beginner-friendly with clear guidance and traceables, and it gives more experienced painters the space to refine their brushwork, explore color choices, and improve composition skills. If you love loose florals or want to try them for the first time, you’ll enjoy how calming and creative this project feels. You’ll finish with a beautiful still life and practical skills you can bring to your next painting. Supplies You’ll Need You’re welcome to use supplies you already have. For best results, we recommend using 100 percent cotton, high-quality watercolor paper, since it makes the biggest difference in your painting experience. You’ll also need a couple of round watercolor brushes and a selection of paints you enjoy using. If you’re looking for specific recommendations, you can find Alex’s favorite supplies at alexkincaidart.com/supplies. Tip: Many students like to watch the lesson first, then upgrade supplies once they understand how watercolor materials behave. Questions? Feel free to reach out to [email protected] and we'll be happy to help! Keep scrolling for some important information on how your class is delivered, your next steps, and some frequently asked questions.
