Realistic Watercolor: Paint a Cute Fox in Winter Snowfall

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Free Online Course: Realistic Watercolor: Paint a Cute Fox in Winter Snowfall provided by Skillshare is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Realistic Watercolor: Paint a Cute Fox in Winter Snowfall is taught by Yana Shvets.

Overview
  • Greetings!

    This is an intermediate class where you will follow the proccess of paiting a lovely foxy in aquarelle. It's a real-time record, you can paint along and won't miss anything!

    This class consists of theoretical & practical parts.

    Theoretical: you will learn how to create a perfect grey color. How to find a balance mixing grey. How to create muted grey. And finally how to create volumes using grey, how to paint white snow.

    Practical: apply that knowledge on paper with me! Practice creating perfect greys and use this skill to paint realistic snow! And of course paint a lovely fox together.

    In this class you will learn:

    • How to create a proper composition and sketch a fox in pencil
    • How to paint a realistic night sky
    • Recreating a feeling of a snowfall, secrets & tips to bring Winter in you artwork
    • How to paint a fluffy fox covered with snow
    • How to create volume using grey colors and muted colors
    • How to paint white snow that looks realistic
    • How to create a perfect grey color yourself
    • and much more...

    This class if perfect for:

    • those who already have some experience painting in watercolor
    • those who like challenges & want to expand horizons
    • those who want to learn a specific skill: how to paint realistic snowfall

    Take you time and enjoy the process!

Syllabus
    • Let's discuss art supplies you need
    • Working on a sketch
    • Theory in action: creating grey
    • Applying first layer: sky
    • Mastering layering technique
    • Painting snowflakes on the fox, detailing the fox
    • Painting realistic snowfall