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In week two, instructor Michal Suffcynski will demonstrate how to paint an organic still-life from observation. You will discover how to analyze lighting effects and plan your composition with a graphite sketch. Then, you will use fluid medium to preserve those effects. Michal will teach you how to build up your painting in watercolor and utilize a variety of painting effects.
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1. Learning Recommendation
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2. Creating a Compositional Sketch of the Subject
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3. Starting a Initial Contour Drawing
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4. Completing the Initial Contour Drawing
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5. Adding Masking Fluid to Protect the Lights
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6. Blocking in the Atmosphere with Watercolor
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7. Developing the Leaves of the Plant
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8. Removing Masking Fluid and Continuing with the Painting
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9. Bringing the Painting to a Completion
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10. Assignment
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