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ANDY EVANSEN

Andy Evansen: Secrets of Painting Watercolor Outdoors

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This cinematic video production includes: How to create a value study... A step-by-step painting demonstration from start to finish... An interview with Andy Evansen... A show of the artist's work... Master watercolorist Andy Evansen shares his decades of experience and the secrets to creating a great watercolor painting. This video shows you the steps for a winning composition, how to nail the values every time, how to avoid watercolor problems, and how to blend shapes for a more pleasing painting. You'll learn to lead the viewer's eye, use darks to design a scene, create believable reflections, paint skies effectively, and make use of spontaneous brushstrokes, as well as discover how to build a color palette ... and much more. You'll Learn: How to create a powerful and pleasing composition The ideal painting setup The complete color palette How to take average compositions and make them spectacular with a few small changes How to master values by creating and using value studies How to avoid trouble in your painting How to merge and blend shapes for a more pleasing look How to catch and lead the viewer's eye How to use darks as a tool to design a scene Essential drawing skills How to create realistic impressions in water How to lift highlights How to paint details How to know what to leave out of a painting How to give the eye rest Dry-brush techniques you can use to your advantage How to make light and sun feel realistic How to give brushstrokes the feel of spontaneity while keeping control Remove excess water in your painting The important steps for creating a realistic underwash How to paint spectacular skies Using color and grays to keep the painting pleasing How to make whites and lights pop in the painting