This art video workshop is the 5th in the Cheng-Khee Chee watercolor instructional video series. Here you learn how to use Crinkling Paper Technique to effortlessly achieve delicate textures such as dappled lighting, dense foliage, and ethereal atmosphere without painting the details. Chee's watercolor video workshop teaches you techniques you can apply in many other painting challenges.

Watercolor painter Cheng-Khee Chee, AWS, DF, NWS, is a master of painting and design and the synthesis of Eastern and Western philosophies and styles who has stretched the boundaries of watercolor media. This art video presents a rare opportunity to learn from a man who has been described by people who know him as “A Modern Day Master,” a “Complete Artist.” Achieve a sense of texture, atmosphere, dappled light and dense foliage without painting details! Join master artist Cheng-Khee Chee, AWS DF, NWS, in this art instruction video and learn how to use rice paper to effortlessly achieve a sense of delicate patterning. This art video workshop with Cheng-Cheng Chee includes four demonstrations: * - a brief calligraphy demo * - sumi calligraphy * - a limited-palette winter scene * - a spring explosion of color In this watercolor instruction DVD you learn: which materials to use; the proper way to crinkle rice paper; how to paint with a light touch; how to alter color; and the time-tested method used to mount rice paper. You see Cheng-Khee Chee make important design decisions to create a strong yet delicate scene. Cheng-Khee Chee's process enables you to focus on structure and design while his crinkle paper technique takes care of the rich texture. This watercolor video workshop teaches a wonderful technique for many otherwise daunting subjects.

Before you can stream our videos online, you must have the latest versions of certain software installed on your computer. If any one of these items are out of date, you may encounter problems when trying to use our website or view our content.

Please note: Anything NOT listed below is not officially supported, and as such is not guaranteed to work properly.