Project 6 - Windswept Moor | The Pottering Artist Academy

Loving the Lay of the Land - Semi-Abstract Watercolour Landscape Course

WELCOME! To "Loving the Lay of the Land - Painting Semi-abstract petite & poignant Watercolour Panoramas"

Module 1 - In a Nutshell - How To Paint a Landscape

MODULE 2 - Supplies & Techniques

MODULE 3 - Mood & Motive

MODULE 4 - Palette, Paints & Perceiving Colours as Tones

MODULE 5 - Simplification & Massing

4 TONES - The Greening of the Land - Use green acetate to boil photos down into 4 tones-values (157:51)
3 TONES - Moving into more subtle tonal studies with just 3 tones - Touchnew Markers on 100% cotton paper (100:32)

MODULE 6 - Concepts & Approaches to Composition in Landscape Painting

Classical Formats (31:42)
Furling with Fibonacci - using the Fibonacci Sequence for cosmic composition! (71:28)
Focal Points
Single Point - Linear Perspective (18:35)
Edges (12:17)

MODULE 7 - Light & Colour

MODULE 8 - Landscape Features - Sky, Mountains, Vegetation and Ground

Skies (30:34)
Mountains, Rocks, Trees, Ground, Snow (63:19)
Foreground & Framing the Painting with a Final Flourish
Atmosphere, Weather, Mist, Fog & Painting a Soft Edged Landscape (70:18)
Using Nature's Patterns to Produce Abstracted Landscape Elements (78:49)

MODULE 9 - Petite & Poignant Panorama Tutorials

Project 1 - Playful Panoramas - Let's Ease into Semi-abstractionsim - Simplistic Rockpile (19:21)
Project 2 - Playful Panoramas - Hard Edged Scene (10:26)
Project 3 - Playful Panoramas - Working 3 at a time! (39:17)
Project 4 - Australian Outback (98:42)
Project 5 - Mountains & Pines (54:45)
Project 6 - Windswept Moor (97:12)
Bonus Project 7 - Geometric Semi-Abstract Landscape "Arch" (56:24)

Module 10 - Course Summary and Next Steps & About Alison Fennell &

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