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Soho Life Drawing
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Part 2 15/12/24 Beginners' Botanical Watercolours
Part 2 15/12/24 Beginners' Botanical Watercolours
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Full Botanical Illustration
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For attendees of 14/12/2024 class for more classes visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1025401331987?aff=oddtdtcreator
Part 1 15/12/24 Botanical Techniques
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For attendees of Beginners Botanical Illustration in Watercolours, 15/12/24
New Classes! + Gouache Tutorial
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For new in-person classes visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/ann-mackowski-and-jen-moore-30265679044 or request a catalogue!
Beginners Realtime Winter Landscape
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Supplies: Watercolours or Ink (anilinky 12 set used) White paint (white gouache used, any brand; can use white acrylic, housepaint, tipex or white out fluid, or any other white paint that you can clean off with water for this) Cold pressed watercolour paper Candle Coin wrapped in Paper Towel Paint Brushes (recommended: a worn down brush or a bristle brush for the snow effect)
Returners Acrylics
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Beginners' Acrylics Class Nov 23 2pm visit www.soholifedrawing.com for details
Intro to Beginners Charcoal Portraiture
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Intro to Beginners Charcoal Portraiture
Beginners Charcoal Portraiture
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Join Ann this Saturday (2nd November, 14:30-17:00) to learn all about using charcoal and creating soulful portraits! All materials provided, £27. To join, visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/999221046047?aff=oddtdtcreator
Watercolour Workshop Planar Head Tutorial
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Watercolour Workshop Planar Head Tutorial
Intermediate Watercolour Portraiture: Pigment Based Option
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Intermediate Watercolour Portraiture: Pigment Based Option
Life Drawing Realtime Follow Along (no audio)
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Life Drawing Realtime Follow Along (no audio)
Camera not focused. Drawing painting not clear colors foggy But great tutorial. Thanks
Thank you for posting your Tutorials! You explain complex theories in simple sentences. Please continue to drop Stellar content!✌🏿
thanks so much for your kind words and for watching! glad the tutorials have been helpful!!
so nice ❤ new friend
thank you so much! thanks for watching!
Fantastic video!! Thank you so much Ann - I’m going to try for sure 👍👍
Thank you for sharing your experience..keep the videos coming
Isso que é descrepancia, a pessoa acaba de ver um método todo feito com linhas retas e logo em seguida imagina em usar o mesmo método pra fazer uma cópia com linhas curvas. Deus do céu, desenho tem haver com retas😅 E ainda tem a parte de ficar errando no uso excessivo da borracha, e o pior de tudo é ficar repassando essa forma errada de estudar, aff😢
Hi there! So the straight lines of planar heads (or Asaro heads as they’re otherwise called) are intentional: basically they exaggerate plane shifts on the face and where they occur. This is useful in watercolours because, if you wet down your paper, the paints will blend to create organic shapes on their own, even though your edges are straight. The angles on the planar head correspond to anatomical details under the skin. Hope this helps!
Brilliant video! Very useful and instructive. Thank you Ann
Glad it was helpful!
I recommend Prang to my students, also very economical with good color load and they are pigments, not dyes. Pigments are more archival while dyes are not- they fade very rapidly in sunlight. If you want to display your art without it fading away, always stick with pigments.
Thanks for the reference Amanda-I’ll look into Prang! I’m aware of dye based’s poor archival performance in theory but from my experiments with dye vs. mid-range pigment based wc’s (Windsor newton cotman) I’ve actually seen better longevity with dye-the problem I’ve had is that to get anywhere near the intensity with mid-range pigments you need to load it on the page until it becomes leathery
That said thanks for bringing this up-I will try to do a video where I discuss more or the cons of using dye and pros of using artist grade pigment based as well as a discussion of staining, lightfastness and bleaching!
@@annmackowski3369 Prang are available in 8 or 16 colors and under $10 in most places I've purchased. Also sold online and Blick Art carries refill pans. Just avoid the washable ones, they are weaker.
I think the Prang sets were originally intended for schools, a lot of elementary schools used them. However I've noticed lately schools seem to be going with Crayola watercolors which I think are far inferior. The Prang sets that I use for my students are pretty old (like me); I've been refilling them for years. It's possible they aren't as good anymore but I think it's worth checking them out.
I’m looking forward to checking them out! I’m based in the U.K. but go back to the US frequently so will see when I’m there!
So beautiful!! Thank you so much Ann for the great idea and very clear explanation as usual 👍🏻
thanks for watching!!
Cool; please let beginners know that water paper is best to be used, and not copy paper. ✨😉✌🏾
Thanks for bringing this to my attention-I’ll make sure to remind viewers in upcoming videos!
Thank you Ann this is a super useful video and as usual your explanation is so clear and helpful! Well done thank you so much for sharing
thanks Ilaria--and thanks for watching!
Really helpful, thanks Ann!
Thanks Jen!
this is great, thanks Ann!
Fabulous! Love your style
Thank you Edris!
Very cool ❤
Woww this is so beautiful