Showing posts with label How To Paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How To Paint. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2016

Paint a Lighthouse with me - Step 1 FREE PREVIEW online course



I have been teaching classes for Joann Fabrics, Adult Education, and hosting private corporate team building functions as well as private groups since 2007 and have taught over 1000's of folks to paint. I love what I do and enjoy sharing little tid bits with you all. Make sure to join my  Email Newsletter for specials as well as promo coupons to the online classes!

In the new Lighthouse Course we will learn how to paint  the rocky coastline as well as layering paints to make it look more realistic and create depth.

I use minimal materials, for example 2 brushes and a Winsor Newton Cotman kit along with some good quality watercolor paper such as Arches with all of my watercolor courses.

Just finished posting a SNEAK PEEK to my next online Watercolor Course! You can watch step 1 to see if you may have an interesting in painting Portland Headlight Lighthouse with me! Hope to have the course published by or before May.

If this is something you want to explore further or are just starting out with watercolor, I have six available online courses now on my website at a discounted price all with FREE previews on my youtube channel so you can check them out and subscribe for some free tips, I hope to do at least one a month!

Here is the Finished Online Course Painting.

On another Note Please join us on the ONLINE ART CLASSES community on Google +, anyone can sign up. If you are looking for new classes or are an artist that teaching online this is the space to share!

A community for Online Art Courses. Find new classes on how to paint and learn techniques."


www.KellieChasseFineArt.com
KellieChasse@gmail.com
(207) 558-2427

Thursday, April 7, 2016

How to paint with Alcohol Ink - Create a Sunset Painting $10 Intro Price



Lifetime Alcohol Ink Coure is live! Here is a $10 Intro offer ( expires 4/10)

You can see the Intro video on you tube!

Alcohol Ink is an amazing medium that is just now beginning to be noticed! In this course you will learn what Alcohol Inks are and how I use them to create a beautiful sunset on tile and on Yupo paper!

This is a beginner course. We will cover all the materials needed as well as how prepare your tile and Yupo paper, what inks are, how they work, how to use them wet in wet to create a smooth background, how to layer inks for a detailed painting, and finally how to seal the painting.
Plus there is a bonus section where I cover Tile Display options and where to purchase them.
This course will take you 2 hours or less to complete.

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Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day 25 "Moonlight"


"Moonlight"
Alcohol Ink on Tile

Alcohol Ink on Tile is just as fun as Yupo and less expense.
It's a great medium to start with if you decide to try alcohol Inks.

I  used a small glossy white tile, 4 colors of ink, one small paint brush, and a white gel pen
to complete this one.

Ink Colors: 
Stream
Shell Pink
Snowcap
Pitch Black

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Steps For Painting A Winter Pine Tree Watercolor

WINTER PINES WATERCOLOR STEPS



  1. Wet your paper,
  2. Add  up to three different shades of blue
  3. The paper should still be wet - add very light brown & Blue lines that will bleed out into the back ground and look like trees in the distance.
  4. As your paper starts to dry you can then paint in your trees, start with a straight line and then fill in the branches.

    5.  Once your green has been painted you can add some darker blues to enhance the shading.
    6.  Start you fence lines in brown.




    7. Fill in your fence lines 


    8. Add some Dark blue on the under neath the of fence lines and on one side for shadows.

   9.  Add White Gouache over the trees to make the snow.
  10. Don't forget the top of your fence!
  11. I then added a bit more shadow effects in the snow



12. Final step is to take a tooth brush and dip it into your white gouache and spray to make a light  dusting of snow.

Creating Rock Texture in Watercolor – Inspired by a Cadillac Mountain Sunrise

Creating Rock Texture in Watercolor – Inspired by a Cadillac Mountain Sunrise Painting light, contrast, and texture without overworking you...