Paint The Winter Landscape In Watercolor
The winter landscape is beautiful, dramatic and surprisingly colorful. We cover it all in this class!Live Classes On Zoom – 3 to 5pm, Sundays, Jan 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb 5, 12, 2023
Info for the first class including ZOOM link will be sent by email upon registration.
TEACHING TIME
6 LIVE CLASSES – STEP-BY-STEP PAINTINGS AND DEMOS
PERSONALIZED CRITIQUES
6 GROUP CRITIQUES – INDIVIDUALIZED FEEDBACK
REFERENCE INFO AND VIDEOS
CLASS INFO SHEETS AND VIDEO TUTORIALS
CLASS RECORDINGS
FOR REFERENCE AND REVIEW
Week 1 – Texture In The Winter Landscape
There are two primary textures in the winter landscape: soft and rough. Work for this week includes techniques to create these textures and painting projects to practice them.
Week 2 – Color For The Winter Landscape
Most of the color in winter is low-intensty: grays and browns. We’ll learn mixtures to create colorful neutrals for your winter paintings. We also start learning to paint that most important element of the winter landscape – trees
Week 3 – The Winter Sky
Winter skies can be surprisingly colorful. We work with work with techniques and color to create soft and bright winter skies.
Week 4 – Composition For The Winter Landscape
The snow covered landscape creates compositional challenges that can be overcome with good compositon and planning.
Week 5 – The Complete Winter Landscape 1
Put your knowledge of color, technique, and composition into practice.
Week 6 – The Complete Winter Landscape 2
Put your knowledge of color, technique, and composition into practice.
Class Description
Learn to paint the winter landscape! Class covers important techniques, colors, textures and composition ideas to capture the drama and subtlety of winter.
MATERIALS
Use this Basic Watercolor Supplies and Materials list as a guide.
We will use Rough paper for some of our projects which is not on the list. A couple sheets is enough if you don’t already have it.
The winter landscape has mostly low-intensity colors. We’ll mix many of those from some of the brighter colors on your palette. Earth colors like Burnt and Raw Sienna, the Umbers, and Transparent Oxides are helpful. One color I find especially useful is Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet.
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PLEASE NOTE: THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS CLASS MEETS JANUARY 8TH 2023
About The Instructor
Tony Conner is an accomplished watercolorist and and experienced instructor. His energetic approach to teaching and enthusiasm for the watercolor medium are combined to create classes that are both fun and informative. He excels at providing information and insights to individual students – meeting them where they are and helping them get to where they want to go.
Professional Memberships
- Signature Member - New England Watercolor Society
- Signature Member - Vermont Watercolor Societies
- Artist Member - Salmagundi Club
- Artist Member - North Shore Arts Association
Tony works from his studio in Bennington, Vermont.