[VIDEO] Learn to paint a loose watercolour Highland Cow with texture

[VIDEO] Learn to paint a loose watercolour Highland Cow with texture

My most popular class! Join me in this gift inspired class where I show you how to paint a loose watercolour highland cow full of texture and character, just like the ones I’ve created for wall art prints, gift accessories and greetings cards.

Highland Cows with their distinctive large horns and shaggy fur coat are a popular feature on my Jennifer Rose Gallery home and gift collections. They are always popular when they are featured on my wall art prints, cushions, gift accessories and greetings cards.

This is the perfect tutorial to help you create LOTS of texture and directional movement within your watercolour,  loosen up with your colour layering and simplify a complex subject.

So, come and join me in my studio at Jennifer Rose Gallery from the comfort of your own home where I will guide you through every step to paint a loose watercolour highland cow full of texture.

What you’ll need:

Always remember, If you don’t have the equipment and paints I have, you can really creative an use what you do have.

               Download the PDF photo of the Highland Cow to refer to.

    • HB Pencil (To outline your picture of the Highland Cow).
    • Paper: 300gsm Arches (140lb) cold pressed watercolour paper
    • My sheet size is: 38x76cm (22x30inch) Fairly Large)
    • Brushes: Jennifer Rose sizes, 3/0 and 0 Mop brush. Link here: https://www.rosemaryandco.com/jennifer-rose-mop.
    • Kitchen towel (to dab off any excess water) and to create shapes
    • A clear way crayon
    • Water in a pot
    • A scrap of paper to practice your colours with by your side.

    Windsor & Newton Paints:

    • Winsor Lemon
    • Yellow Ochre
    • Rose of Ultramarine (Daniel Smith)
    • Permanent Rose
    • Burnt Umber
    • Burnt Sienna
    • Lamp Black
    • Chinese White

 I’d LOVE to see your highland cow painting full of texture and movement!  You can tag me on Instagram and Facebook, or email me personally at jenniferrose.gallery to see how you got on. I always love hearing from you.

Love

Jennifer Rose xx

 

 

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