What you'll learn
Paint More Confidently In Acrylics
Create a foundation from which to grow as an artist
Paint Waves and Water
Understand the basic elements of art

Requirements
No painting experience needed. Tools and equipment required are explained within the course

Description
Discover simple techniques for painting seascapes in acrylics and gain a solid foundation from which to grow your artistic skills. Easy-to-follow and informative video lessons will take you from start to finish of a small but stunning wave painting, one step at a time. Whether you are new to seascapes, new to acrylics or rekindling an old painting passion, my tri-colour method is a system you can use to make your paintings come alive. In fact, after watching a few short video lessons you could have an impressive seascape painting finished and ready to wow your family and friends PLUS you will have gained a whole lot of knowledge about painting principles and techniques that can be used in any of your other artworks. Blending and mixing colours smoothly in acrylics can take some practice so I break it all down into detailed, step-by-step instructions. My tri-colour method is a simple, logical process to follow that will add depth to your paintings by making 2D images appear 3D. I believe that once you understand the reasoning behind the techniques, it makes everything a whole lot easier to remember. That is why I share both the how and the why of acrylic painting. Stunning Seascapes are possible for everyone.

Overview
Section 1: Tools and Equipment

Lecture 1 What you will need

Section 2: Create Your Seascape Painting

Lecture 2 Create a Foundation - Blended Background

Lecture 3 Add Essential Elements - Paint the Waves

Lecture 4 Fine Tune The Details - Shore Wash

Lecture 5 Finishing Touches for a Wow Factor and Troubleshooting

Section 3: Next Steps

Lecture 6 Next Steps For You

Beginner painters, those who are new to seascapes, new to acrylics or rekindling an old painting passion

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