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Last weekend we went to Schoodic Point in Winter Harbor Maine. The weather was lovely and the crowds were small! I was able to do a bit of sketching on location and took lots of photos as well.
Today we will paint this coastal scene in a vibrant, expressionistic way. I will show you some fun techniques and show you how to bring order to a “hot mess” chaotic landscape! Watched the video, relax and paint along! Feel free to speed up, slow down or pause the video if you need to. Enjoy the painting process!
Supplies (affiliate links used)
- Watercolor paper 9″x12″ Arteza Expert watercolor paper
- Watercolors: Paul Rubens Floral tube set (Ultramarine, Cobalt teal, Yellow ochre, Rose red (quin. rose), Burnt Umber) *Western common color names used, some colors have different names in the set as it is made and primarily used in Asia.
- Waffle Flower Media Mat (silicone mat)
- Watercolor brushes: Various flats and rounds
If you want to learn more about painting in watercolor check out my course Essential Tools and Techniques for Watercolor Painting and use the coupon code TRYME to save 20%! Happy crafting!
Filed under: drawing, Painting, Uncategorized | Tagged: abstract, beginner watercolor, coastal, expressionist, impressionist, maine, watercolor andscape, watercolor ocean, watercolor seascape |
Thanks for a great tutorial. I was mesmerized. And I learned a lot of different techniques/tools to work with. Yes, our Maine coast can be quite wild!
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Beautiful!! I didn’t even see the video yet!! Looks like it will be so much fun to learn to paint! Thanks so much for telling us about the technically problem with our classes.. No worries from me i can wait as long as it takes.. 🙂
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I’m so glad you did this one! Schoodic is just a 20 minute drive away for us and I go at least once a week during the summer. Maybe now, after this, I will feel brave enough to bring my paints along this year.
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I am looking forward to doing this! It is such beautiful scenery! I have been to Maine several times and really enjoyed the vacations there! Thanks Lindsay. Hugs going your way!
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Hi, I’d like to try this one. Would you please post a downloadable photo and and sketch? Thank you
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