Rewilding

Do you love to take walks in the woods and get inspired by nature?

 

I’ve always loved the forest. It’s my favorite place to go when life gets too hectic and I need some grounding and rewilding.Nature has always sparked my creativity like nothing else.

The peace and quiet we experience while out in the forest is refreshing and regenerating, but it alsohelps us tune into our own senses and connect with the world around us in a special way.

I like to take my shoes off and connect with the earth beneath my feet.

 In this workshop we will paint a beautiful woodland scene where we will picture ourselves and how we feel while in nature.I’ll also show you my acrylic layering techniques to achieve a soft but loose effect to our painting.

 

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In this workshop you will have four videos with approximately 70 minutes total, plus a printable PDF.

All videos are downloadable and with lifetime access.

 

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN IN THIS CLASS:

• My favorite acrylic layering techniques
• Getting inspired from nature
• Staying loose with our brushstrokes
• Creating a portrait with symbolism and imagery
• Mixing skin tones
• Choosing a cohesive color palette
• Layering with acrylics to create transparency and depth
• Creating a personal story with art
• And so much more!

 

WHAT KIND OF SUPPLIES DO I NEED?

You don’t have to buy everything on the list.Many things can be substituted for materials you already have.

• Small canvas, wood panel, or your journal
• Pastel pencil like light blue or green
• Acrylics: You only need a few colors of your choice. These are the ones I used:
• Titanium white, cobalt turquoise, hookers green, lime green, mars yellow, raw umber, burnt sienna, Payne’s gray, burnt orange, green gold
• Various sized Paintbrushes
• (at least one large for the background and a medium round for the trees
• fine liner paintbrush for details
• Palette for mixing colors
• Water jar
• napkins or rag