Watercolour Zoom Online Workshops and Tutorials with artist David Harvey every Tuesday
How it works : click the Buy a Ticket link to buy a Ticket for the zoom meeting, to Join me LIVE online every Tuesday for a 2 hour Watercolour Workshop.
10:30am -11:00am (GMT) : Welcome chat & Technique based on our subject Painting 11:00-12:30pm: Main Lesson -
The cost of the 120 minute lesson is just £6 (plus small fee covering the online ticketing ). I've added a list of recommended materials below, You'll receive and email with the Zoom meeting link and details plus the subject reference picture(s) in good time prior to the meeting start.
To reduce costs you can join as a regular and buy a monthly pass for £20 please contact David to arrange., this will also include your own Gallery page to display the works we do together.
Post-lesson: free every Friday inspiration session relaxed feedback to coffee chat. ✅ you'll receive a link for the Friday morning 10.30am - 11.30am (GMT) session
and the Video link of the latest Tuesday Zoom Watercolour session I look forward to painting with you!
The Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Still Life Study (ref image copyright remains with the Author) - Tutorial Tues. 25th January 2022 10:30am GMT click below to:
Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Today's subject : Sitting Bull Portrait Study - based on online reference image (ref image copyright remains with the Author) - Tutorial Tues. 28th December 2021 10:30am GMT click below to :
The Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Stan Laurel Portrait Study (ref image online copyright remains with the owner) - Tutorial Tues. 1st February 2022 10:30am GMT click below to:
The Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Wareham Forest Dorset - based on reference image from online (ref Image credit Sue Fawthrop copyright remains with the Owner ) - Tutorial Tues. 14th December 2021 10:30am GMT click below to:
Tuesday Zoom Art Groups this week - Today's subject : Canal Bridge (ref image copyright remains with the Author) - Tutorial Tues. 18th January 2022 10:30am GMT click below to :
Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Today's subject : Ferndown Woods - based on reference image from online (ref Image copyright remains with the Owner- Kathy Livick ) - Tutorial Tues. 11th January 2022 10:30am GMT click below to :
The Tuesday Zoom Art Group this week - Durdle Dor - Coastal Study (ref image copyright remains with the owner WWF) - Tutorial Tues. 4th January 2022 10:30am GMT click
To download and install the Zoom Application here. Click on the Download button under “Zoom Client For Meetings”. This application will automatically download when you start your first Zoom Meeting. (You will only need to do this once.) The meetings are currently limited to a max. 15 participants, there isn't a minimum so if your lucky you get a one to one session.you'll receive an email with confirmation and Link to join the zoom event also the reference images and any notes to either follow along and have a go or afterwards alongside the post event video link. Look forward to meeting you - any problems, questions help just use the contact form I'll get back to you pdq.
to test / try / setup your device for use on zoom before the meeting starts click here
If you would prefer a one to one starter - confidence - booster - individual zoom session just contact me we'll sort something special out for you.
If you'd like to join in, here are some items I'll be using - don't worry if you don't have these, it's just a guide for your reference:
Paper & Brushes
Paper - Personally I don't have a favourite brand, but I do use mostly a "Not" finished paper and buy the heaviest weight I can afford at the time. names / brands that come to mind are Seawhites/Jacksons/Bockingford/Saunders Waterford/Lanfgton just so many - steer clear of £1 land watercolour pads that are like blotting papr. I tend to stretch my paper to a board, it's really easy watch my video here. Brushes - I surpisingly use few brushes - favourites / most used revolve around Terry Harrison brushes available online - Medium/Large Mop Brush - perfect for big areas such as sky and foregrond. Squirell hair is best as it holds the most water.Rigger Brush - a longer thin brush, perfect for branches, railings and long thin lines - the most important brush of all used to tighten and finalise our painting - invaluable.
Paint - a good starting out set and my favourite are the St Petersburg lasts for years simply top up from tubes as you need to. but a good pallette should contin Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Blue Yellow Ochre Burnt Sienna Raw Sienna Raw Umber Sap Green Alazarin Crimson Any Red you fancy. Chinese WhiteOther Equipment -Water Pot - I usually use two used large yogurt tubs.Atomiser - a fine mist water sprayRoll of Tissue - helps to dry a brush if needed, mop up dripsHairdryer - to speed up the drying processPencil - for preliminary sketchMasking Fluid -Palette - with several large wells to ensure enough space for mixing
