This beautiful landscape is painted in traditional layers using a limited palette of Raw Umber, Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Ultramarine, Cobalt Blue, Bright Green.

Make a layered painting of Rievaulx Abbry using four colours, Raw Sienna, Raw Umber, Ultramarine and Alizarin Crimson. A little Aureolin is also added at the beginning.

Dramatic dark shadow shapes in this one. This painitng uses strong and intense contrasts in its compotision. You will need rich blues and Burnt Sienna with Neutral Tint and a lot of courage!

Learn about laying perfect washes and choosing the right colour mixtures for this water and boat scene.

Paint som ecolour themed poppies in a glass jar. Learn about keeping colours fresh and representing glass with reflections and refractions.

An end of term bouquet of flowers. Using bright colour schemes against a dark background create a dramtic still life. You will need many colours from your paint box and a large quantity of Neutral Tint or Black for the background.

a colourful giraffe project for fin and learning about the way to transition from one colour to another. You will need a range of bright colours, paper and pencil.

Part two of our watercolour portrait project. fine details and bold brishwork here.

Part one of a face. Using bright , unmixed colour discover how to build up the shadows in the face leaving the light side as reserved paper. Some useful colours here are: Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Opera Rose, Indian Yellow, Cobalt Violet, Ultramarine Violet, green, Cobalt Blue, Turquoise, Neutral Tint.

Delicate wahses and strong contrasts of dark make the bright lights appear in this study of hollyhocks.

part two of our watercolour landscape exploring a limited palette and aerial perspective.