We’ll start with what makes red such a hard color to mix, and I’ll share my tips and tricks for overcoming those hurdles. Then I’ll show you tools you’ve probably never heard of before that will make lifting a breeze!

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

You might not asu it at first glance, but strawberries are actually a complex botanical subject! You can learn a lot of techniques in a short amount of time just by painting one.

How do you avoid just painting it “red”? How do you paint around all of those little seeds? What about those shiny highlights? I will show you the answer to all of these questions.

• Learn the Unexpected Trick for Making Reds Look Brighter and Juicier
• Avoid the Pitfalls That Can Come Up When Painting Dark Reds
• Master the Lifting Technique
• Discover Tools That Make Lifting as Easy as Pie
• Determine What Method Is Your Favorite for Dealing With Weights in Watercolor

Put All Of This Together To Create A Gorgeous, Mouth-watering Strawberry !

This course is designed not only to teach you to paint a strawberry, but any red subject. You’ll be able to transfer your skills to any painting that you try in the future!

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

These are the tools that I recommend you use for this course. It’s not necessary to get the exact same brands, or the exact same colors, but these are the ones that I have had the most success with.

• Watercolor Paper : I recommend a hot press paper because it is smooth and perfect for details. My favorite is Fabriano Artistico 300gsm
• Watercolor Paint : I recommend a range of red, yellow, and orange colors. See this document for my recommended colors.
• Watercolor Brushes: I recommend a synthetic flat and a synthetic round brush. My favorites are the DaVinci Cosmotop line and the ProArte Prolene Plus line.

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