Paul Jackson | Runtime (82 min)
Masterfully paint striking subjects from unique perspectives in watercolor by following accomplished watercolorist Paul Jackson’s simple steps outlined in this instructional video! Paul demonstrates how to paint an illuminating sunset and its surrounding tranquil landscape in watercolor from an aerial view. Briefly block in a composition before tackling the enticing shadows that appear to dance across the serene vista. Then craft additional layers of masking fluid, multi-colored washes, and unusual textures to develop the underpainting. Build up to the final painting by adding realistic elements of nature, from dark shadows and calming skies to sprawling fields and lustrous foliage. With Paul’s easy approach, you can paint enchanting landscapes that invigorate your soul!
Follow Paul’s step-by-step instruction on how to block in and paint landscapes from a unique perspective! You’ll learn:
- Detailed tips on how to incorporate alternative shadow layers
- Techniques on how to capture the shifting colors of the sky
- Multiple ways to add texture to your painting
- How to paint landscape elements including trees with cool shadows and warm backlight, expansive fields, and more
Paul Jackson’s Watercolor Workshop: New Perspectives in the Landscape
MATERIALS
Surface
- Watercolor paper: cold-pressed, half sheet, stretched (20" x 26" arches, 260 lbs.)
Paints (Paul Jackson Signature Paint Set)
- International Orange
- Deep Purple
- Kathmandu Alizarin (Alizarin Crimson)
- Marigold
- Sienna Fire
- Fire Ball
- Cowbell (Burnt Sienna Deep)
- Electric Lemon (Cadmium Yellow Lemon)
- Jackson Blue
- Ultramarine Dream
- Submarine Yellow (Indian Yellow)
- Deep Dark Blue (Indigo)
- Portrait Pink
- Masters Yellow (Naples Yellow)
- Rockstar Pink
- Ocean (Phthalo Blue)
- Envy (Phathlo Green)
- Bora Bora Turquoise
- Cabernet (Quinacridone Violet)
Brushes (variety of sizes)
- Paul Jackson Kolinsky Kayak (sizes 0-2, 2-4, 6-8, 10-12)
- Paul Jackson Secret Weapon 2” Flat
- Paul Jackson 86 POS Masking Brush
Other
- Reference photos
- Large drawing
- Transfer paper
- Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
- 2 water containers
- Paper towels
- Quiller round Watercolor Palette
- Masking fluid
- Masking tape, 2”
- Eraser Shield
- Plywood watercolor board, ¾”
- Staple gun
- Staples, ¼”
- Brush soap
- Mechanical pencil
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