Painting Weathered Buildings in Pen, Ink & Watercolor (Artist’s Photo Reference S.)

Using inks and liquid watercolour paints specially made for pens, Claudia Nice shows artists of all skill levels how to achieve the warm moods, rough textures and mellow hues of aging barns, farmhouses, mansions, and more. Claudia reveals simple methods for rendering a range of charming subjects. She includes a wide variety of textures, from peeling paint and rusting iron to stone and stucco. Her techniques are based on fundamental artistic concepts, including value, perspective, colour and shap

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Publish Date: 06/05/2011 12:02

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Publish Date: 05/16/2011 23:04

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Publish Date: 06/15/2011 8:55

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Painting a Stone Building

Watercolor artist Tom Jones shows you how to suggest a stone building in your painting using tones and a variety of color. To see more about this video and supplies used, visit Jerry’s Artarama Free Art Lessons at www.jerrysartarama.com