Painting with watercolors is a great way to bring any artistic design to life. Learn how to paint a house and church watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video series.
When watercolor painting a house and church, lighten areas around the sidewalk and windows in order to add accents. Learn more about adding accents to a watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, darken and define the edges of the buildings in order to add definition. Learn more about adding definition using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, blot some areas in order to add depth and dimension. Learn about mixing and blotting watercolor paints to add interest to the design from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use cobalt blue and rose to define the windows. Learn more about defining the windows using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, paint the negative space between the pickets of the fence in order to add detail. Learn more about adding details to a watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use cobalt blue, yellow and Paynes gray to create a fence. Learn more about painting a fence using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, define the areas around the shrubs and trees in order to add a few final touches to the design. Learn more about adding a few final details using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use burnt sienna to color in the windows. Learn more about painting the windows using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, paint power lines to add detail to the telephone poles. Learn more about painting power lines with watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use purple to color in the roof. Learn more about painting a house and church with watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use permanent rose, yellow and cobalt blue paints to create shadows. Learn more about creating shadows using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use bluish violet paint and horizontal brush strokes to color in the sky. Learn more about creating the sky for a house and church watercolor painting from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, make sure to soften up the edges in order to create more depth. Learn more about softening the edges when painting a house and church with watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
Brushes, paper towels, paints and a water container are examples of supplies used when watercolor painting a house and church. Learn more about watercolor painting supplies from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When painting a watercolor house and church, mix burnt umber and greed in order to color the telephone poles. Learn more about creating telephone poles using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, make sure to outline and trace the hard-edged areas. Learn more about watercolor painting and tracing from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a house and church, use Payne's gray and yellow to shape and color in trees. Learn more about creating trees using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting, use violet paint to color in the base of the house. Learn more about painting the base of a house using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
When watercolor painting a church, use rose, cobalt blue, yellow and gray to color in the the roof. Learn more about painting a church roof using watercolors from a professional artist in this free painting video.
Summary: The art of watercolor painting has been practiced since the time of Egyptian antiquity in the form of fresco wall painting, a process in which water-based pigments were applied to wet plaster. Watercolor painting also has a rich history in Chinese and Japanese painting, and has been used to add color to manuscripts in cultures throughout the world. What we think of as modern watercolor painting began to develop in the 1500s with Durer's landscape studies. The popularity of this medium spread and spawned many disciplines of watercolor painting, including the 17th century British school, and California style of the 1920s.
In this free painting video series a professional artist, Cody Davis, will demonstrate how to paint a house and church using watercolors. Davis will begin by introducing the supplies and materials used when watercolor painting. He'll then begin demonstrating how to paint, shade, define and create various aspects of the artistic design. Davis will reveal the method for painting the windows, roof, trees, fence, church as well as the house. He'll then demonstrate how to add details and accents to the painting in order to add more depth and dimension. Watch these videos and learn to paint a house and church using watercolors today.
Expert: Cody is an artist with over 35 years experience in painting with oil, watercolors and acrylics. He has a Fine Arts degree with honors from the University of Texas at Austin as well as over 12 years teaching, painting and drawing in the classroom. Mr. Davis draws and paints subjects like landscapes, still life, animals, figures, portraits, floral, oriental, and abstracts. He is also a graphic designer and illustrator. His graphics and illustration web site with portfolio is at: http://marketingdesignsolutions.net.