by Hester Berry

This introduction to landscape painting is an exercise in looking and discovering, browsing and daydreaming. Enjoy looking at the landscape, urban scenes, the country-side, inner-city green spaces, and even the sky. Become familiar with the images of other artists, past and present. In subsequent lessons, I will suggest exercises in drawing and painting, to develop technique, observation, and good practice.

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The resource describes and demonstrates individual watercolour techniques, and then shows examples of these techniques in paintings from the Fitzwilliam Collection.

part 2: Exploration of Watercolour in the studio

After studying paintings from the collection at first hand and identifying how various marks within the paintings may have been made, teachers undertake their own exploration of working with watercolour.