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Learn to Paint Dolphin with Watercolor: Step-by-Step Class

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Published 8/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 30m | Size: 3.83 GB

Master soft backgrounds in watercolor with the a-la-prima method & add any animal of your choice with simple techniques

What you'll learn
How to choose colours and tones that will look good together
How to wet your paper correctly so it stays workable longer
How to place your preferred objects for a good composition
How to use a print paper and transfer the drawing, to preserve your watercolor paper
How to use a contrast in your paintings to create interest and a sense of perspective
How to build soft washes using the wet-on-wet method
How to create depth with pigment, value, and contrast
How to keep some areas loose while adding definition where it matters
How to paint natural-looking light below the surface without overthinking
And last but not least, you will learn how to flatten your painting

Requirements
You don`t need any previous experience, as I will explain everything that you need to know step-by-step
However, if you habe any previous experience, it will make your painting process easier.
Brush 1: 1 Wide flat goat brush / Hake or any other large size brush. We will use it to moisten the whole surface of the paper multiple times.
Brush 2: Squirrel/ Weezel brush with a pointed tip - size 6 or 8 (can be replaced with a squirrel-mix, squirrel imitation or any other soft medium-sized round brush)
Brush 3: Round pointed synthetic brushes – size 4 or similar. It should have a very pointed tip and have a good water retention.
Watercolor paints: You can use paints of similar colours from any manufacturer in tubes or pans, but before you start, don't forget to check what colours your paints create when mixed, to avoid disappointments. Colours I will use in the class: French Ultramarine Blue PB29, Phthalo Blue PB15 ; Indanthrene Blue PB60 (If you don`t have it, you can deepen your blue with Indigo or a touch of Burnt Sienna); Burnt Sienna PBr7 / PBr101 ; Carmine, Quinacridone Red or any other pink PR176/ PV19/ (This colour will be used only for the techniques, so you don`t have to have it)
Others: - Spray bottle; Plastic tablet/sheet - choose a size a bit bigger than your painting if you don`t want to stain your desk/table.; HB pencil and soft kneaded eraser or a normal eraser used gently; Paper towels and kitchen towel; Plastic or metal Palette of your choice. A white dinner plate can be good as well. ; 2 jars of water