How to Paint an Orange Cat with Watercolors

Learn how to paint a cat with one layer using the wet-on-wet technique

This course is also available in The Art Academy.

Do you want to learn how to control the water in your watercolor paintings? Learn how to "read the wetness of the paper" and know exactly when to add or takeaway color from your painting.

Would you like to be able to create contrast in just one layer of paint? And not over work your painting.

Do you want to get better at thinking through your watercolor painting strategies? Learn how to create more with less brushstrokes!


 





There's a strategy to painting a watercolor in just one layer and once you understand it you can create stunning paintings without overworking them!


What You'll Learn

How to paint with the wet-on-wet technique

You will learn when to create a bloom or a bleed using the wet-on-wet technique to create the look of fur in just one layer of painting with watercolors!

How to "read the wetness of the paper"

When painting with watercolors it is essential to know how to read the wetness of the paper, and this takes practice, but first you need to know what to look for! I show you exactly what to do in your painting step by step. You will be surprised at how much can be accomplished when you let the water do the work for you!

The strategy of a one layer watercolor painting

Painting a watercolor in just one layer takes patients and discipline. You will learn how to think through your steps to reach your goal without overworking it. The best part is once you try this painting strategy you'll want to do it again and again! (It's super addicting.)

Who This Course Is For

  • Beginner artists who want to develop their skills for painting with the wet on wet technique.
  • Advanced artists who want to practice restraint when painting with watercolors.
  • Artists who enjoy painting cats with watercolors.
  • Artists who want to develop their ability to design their own original compositions.


Want to hear more on what you can expect from this course?

Watch the 1st module below and find out!

Content Curriculum


  Introduction
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  Tools & Materials
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  The Painting Strategy
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  Drawing the Cat
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  Painting the Cat
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  The Finished Painting
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Your Instructor


Tracy Lizotte
Tracy Lizotte

Hi, I'm Tracy!

I'm a watercolor artist from Southern Maine, United States.

I have a passion for painting with watercolors, and teaching others the traditional fine art techniques that have been passed down to me.

I'm here to help you develop your own unique style, while learning how to draw, paint, and sell your art!

Want to learn more about me, and my journey to becoming a professional artist? Check out my About Page.


How This Course Works

🤗 After you sign up you will be redirected to the course curriculum.


✍️ You get access to ALL the modules immediately! You also have forever access, and can go through each lesson, and watch each video as many times as you want.


🤩 This course comes with a downloadable reference images, and complete instructional painting videos supplying you with all the skills, and resources needed to successfully create your own painting from this mega mini course!


Frequently Asked Questions


When does the course start and finish?
You get full access to all the lessons in the course upon checkout. This is a self-paced online course, which means you decide when you start and when you finish. You will also be able to watch and re-watch the lessons as many times as you want!
How long do I have access to the course?
You get lifetime access. Hooray! After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.
What supplies will I need?
You will need a pencil, eraser, watercolor paints, watercolor paper, 1-2 round brushes (size 2, and 6), paper towels, and a jar of water. Hopefully you will be able to use what supplies you have on hand, and not have to go out and buy any. I explain a list of suggested materials, and how to use them in the course, but there is no need to get any unless you want to.
 




This is the perfect project to practice if you're prone to overworking your paintings!

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