Winter Landscapes
Sandy Bricel Miller
$204
Explore the beauty of the winter palette through landscape painting. As winter approaches, the quality of light changes and casts a different hue over the land. Through a series of guided steps, develop compositions that capture the essence of your subject and focus on what is important to you. Practice loose gestural drawings, working from a value study and developing harmonious color strategies using a limited palette. Develop confidence in color mixing using transparent and staining watercolor pigments as you create personal interpretations of the winter landscape.
Required Supplies
- Daniel Smith Watercolor Pigments
- Aureolin or Hansa Yellow Lt Additional Pigments
- Naples Yellow Rose Madder Genuine
- New Gamboge (Windsor Newton)
- Transparent Pyrrol Orange Viridian
- Cadmium Red Med
- Permanent Alizarin Crimson
- Cobalt Blue
- Ultramarine Blue
- Phthalo Blue (GS)
- Carbazole Violet
- Quinacridone Gold
- Quinacridone Burnt Orange
- Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet
- Burnt Sienna
- Burnt Umber
- Brushes
- Round: Silver Black Velvet Series (#6, #12)
- Flat Wash: 1/2,” 1” and 2”
- Angle: 1” and 1.5”
- Other
- Brush Carrier
- Palette (11 x 15”)
- Artist’s Low Adhesive Tape
- #2 Pencil and kneaded eraser
- (2) Gator Boards: 12 x 16” or masonite boards
- Paper: 1 sheet 140# Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper 22 x 30” (Tear paper into 1/4 sections)
- Rags/paper towels
- Small sea sponge
- Water container
- Sketch book
Sandy Bricel Miller
Background Innovative artist Sandy Bricel Miller has dedicated her life to her own art as well as providing inspiration to others through art education. Sandy...