The use of green in watercolor landscape painting.
Learn step by step how to use and blend different shades and intensities of green in your landscape watercolors from beginning to end.
- 1. Presentation - 0:53
- 2. Materials - 2:33
- 3. Types of greens. Color breakdown. Brushstrokes.- 30:20
- 4. Gradients. Perspective. Fusion of greens and first volume.17:46
- 5. Textures created by splashes. Shadows and volume. Tones. Light reflections.- 16:40
- 6. Use of water. Integration of background and vegetation. Form and color. - 26:02
- 7. Highlights. Mid-to-dark tones. Final details.- 22:42
- 8. Farewell- 00:17
- Total duration: 1h 59' 13"
In this course, watercolor artist Jorge Corpuna will conduct a detailed study of the use and application of greens in watercolor landscapes. We will analyze the different types of greens, how to understand their correct blending, tone, and intensity, how to properly create color breaks, and how to apply the lightest to darkest greens and their combinations to the details.
With step-by-step explanations, we will learn how to work wet-on-wet, dry, and in negative; how to create volume through form and color; how to integrate background and vegetation; how to understand the reflection of light; and how to add texture to the foreground of our work using the splashing technique.
This journey through Jorge Corpuna’s unique approach to understanding and applying watercolor will take place over nearly two hours, covering the following topics:
- Materials. Papers. Pigments. Brushes. Resources.
- Types of greens. Color break. Brushstroke.
- A fusion of tones and intensities. Shadows and volumes.
- Light bounce. Textures. Cleanliness in color.
- Use of water. Degraded. Perspective. Maximum lighting.
- Background and vegetation. Final details and more.
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Purpose of the courses
Durante este curso aprenderás a dominar el uso y fusión de los verdes en el paisaje en acuarela
[: en]During this course you will learn to master the use and blending of greens in watercolor landscapes
Who these are for?
This course is aimed at painters, amateurs or professionals who want to learn techniques, resources and procedures to learn, improve or develop their talent in the field of watercolor and its application and development in the landscape and the creation of atmospheres.
Requirements
Personal computer or tablet to view the videos. It is also possible to use a smartphone, although we recommend larger screen sizes to better appreciate details. On the other hand, everyone will be able to use the preferred painting material to carry out the practices, although we recommend canvas or wood for the support and oil for painting.
The materials, we reiterate, are recommended. The tutorial can be done without all the materials or in formats other than those oriented in the video.
The important thing is to practice, practice and re-practice the exercise proposed by the artist.
Operation of BLURONE courses
All BLURONE courses are taught online and pursue the same objective: to achieve training without interruptions and that suits you.
Videos made by professionals who will explain their techniques and knowledge so that you, whenever you want, can learn and enhance all the skills and abilities you have to achieve the goal.
BLURONE courses can be seen again and again, at the time you want and in the place you choose. You are the one who marks the times and work.
About the artist
Jorge Corpuna
Pintor acuarelista peruano nacido en Cuzco (Perú), 1993.:]
The purest heritage of oriental painting that nourished the origins of Peruvian watercolor finds a complete expression in the work of Jorge Corpuna. The formal and chromatic harmony with which this magnificent artist portrays nature reveals the profound respect that his lineage has for the grandeur of the Andes. Jorge has the ability to represent the sacred energy of his fertile land in a plastic synthesis of vibrant atmospheres. In his panoramic views we are spectators of creation and each of his vital colors reveals to us a universal and at the same time very intimate cosmos. Corpuna's career enjoys great international recognition, having been the recipient of important and numerous awards around the globe. He trained at the National School of Art "Carlos Baca Flor" Arequipa, Peru.