Description
In this course we will break down ink and watercolour landscape sketching into key concepts. All whilst creating loads of amazing art!
In five hands on and practical workshops you’ll discover how relaxing and simple sketching landscapes can be. By focussing on simplicity, spontaneity and understanding how to set up a successful image with a clear composition you’ll be filling up sketchbooks in no time.
- Workshop One – Simplifying shapes
- Workshop Two – Spontaneity and control
- Workshop Three – Composition and focal point
- Workshop Four – Depth and atmospheric perspective
- Workshop Five – Negative space
This course is fully supported
As part of the course, you can post questions, share your art and comment on each others art. I check in on the course during the week to make sure I’m responding to everyone. If you feel I’ve missed a comment or question of yours, please post it again so I get a little alert or pop me an email.
A key tip from your fellow sketchers
One tip: the people who got the most from the course said they found it helpful to watch each video first, then take on the task, scene or challenge themselves. That way, you’re not just copying—you’re actually practicing how to think like a sketcher.
Take your time with it, don’t rush through, and enjoy the process. That’s where the real progress happens.
Is there a time limit?
There’s no time limit on this course.
Work through the lessons at your own pace, and feel free to revisit any part of the course as often as you like.
What supplies are suggested?
As part of this course I’ll show you simple and accessible set ups to get you sketching outside. In terms of important supplies – a sketchbook, ink pens (with waterproof ink), and watercolours are what you need. I will also demonstrate the use of some mixed media in places – such as water soluble (normal fountain pen) ink and watercolour pencils. There is no need for any exact supplies though, as this course is about making the most of what you have.
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