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Artist: Thomas W SchallerJoin Thomas Schaller in this video workshop as he teaches you how to use light reflecting on a river as the focal point for a landscape painting. Schaller begins your lesson with a quick sketch that becomes the blueprint for the final painting. He'll show you composition tips for sketching and he'll explain how to plan the placement of lights and darks. Next, Schaller starts the painting itself where he works from light to dark starting with the sky and moving to the luminous river. Follow along as Schaller demonstrates how to paint a strong composition using only three values. During this workshop you'll also learn to use warm and cool tones to paint vibrant trees, skies, water, a bridge and more .
In Capturing Light in Watercolor, Landscape Painting you will find:
About Thomas Schaller
Following a 20-year career in New York City as an architect and architectural artist, Tom Schaller is now a premier artist and instructor in the watercolor medium. With a focus on painting light, Tom teaches workshops around the world, including his Architecture of Light workshop. He has won multiple awards for his watercolor art, including the Hugh Ferriss Memorial Prize and has been published in several publications, including Watercolor Artist, International Artist, Southwest Art, and many others. His work can be found in various collections and exhibitions. He is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society, the California Art Club, and the North American Watercolor Artists.
Materials:
For sketching:
Faber-Castell soft lead pencils
Clutch pencil with 6B lead
Watercolors
Holbein pigments, artists' grade or
Daniel Smith Thomas Schaller palette
More sediment-based paints, rather than staining pigments
Brushes:
Escoda aquarielle mop brushes in various sizes
Escoda Prada round no. 12
Other:
Steve Fanelli brass palette
Spray bottle
Water jars
