Showing posts with label realistic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label realistic. Show all posts

Sunday, September 15, 2019

Autumn painting - fall leaves with watercolor!



Watch the Preview Here

I know that realistic paintings can be intimidating for many watercolorists.
So, I've decided to jump in with the details for you in this new Fall course.
We will bring the whole process together with layers and layers, taking your basic paintings (where many of us tending to stop) to the next level creating a more realistic watercolor.



This class starts out for beginners but in the end we will complete a very realistic Maple leaf.
I walk you through my steps so even if you are a beginner, I know you can do this one.

So we are going into details in this course! 

   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS COURSE:
  • Create a simple Color chart with fall colors.
  • Learn to expand on those colors by adding a Glaze to create more shades and depth.
  • Paint a simple wet in wet leaf by dropping in colors.
  • Dive a little deeper with glazes and create some more realistic details.
  • Practice with pen and ink for quick results, perfect for cards or adding some little touches to your paintings.
  • For our final project we will create this realistic Maple Leaf using all these techniques plus a touch of little watercolor pencil for extra fine details!

**IF YOU SIGN UP SOON you will receive this BONUS ALCOHOL INK LEAF LECTURE FOR FREE!



Are you ready for the next step of realism?
If you said yes, then let's jump in.

Sign up for the FALL COURSE HERE!

Kell
Artist & Instructor 15+ Years ✅
A Simple Living, Full Time Artist, and Instructor from Maine
"Don't take life to seriously and always stay Creative!"

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Painting an Apple with Alcohol Ink - New Tuesday Video!



Painting An Apple with Alcohol Inks
       











Today's Creating with Kellie Youtube Demo Video is about creating a more realistic looking painting with Alcohol Inks. Yes you can do it with just a brush and a few colors of ink on either Yupo Paper or Glossy Photo Paper. 

In my video tutorial (link below) I will be using Yupo Paper and Pinata Inks by Jacquard and I'll also show you the finished results for a second Apple on Glossy card stock paper by Adirondack by Tim Holtz. I was very pleased and surprised with the finished results on the glossy card stock.
View or PURCHASE products featured in today's video.










Head over to my Youtube channel to watch the full Video:  "Alcohol Ink Apple DEMO" 


and Knobs you can still sign up for the SPECIAL LAUNCH PRICE!

Happy Painting ~ Kellie



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