Landscapes in Watercolor

If you've never painted before, landscapes are the kindest place to begin. There's no precise drawing to get right, no anatomy, no perspective to wrestle with. Just water, pigment, and light doing beautiful things on paper.

Over five Friday evenings you'll paint misty mornings, quiet lakes, and glowing skies, learning how watercolour builds depth and atmosphere. You'll get comfortable with the techniques that make the medium feel alive: soft wet-on-wet blends, crisp details, gradients that melt from one tone to the next. And you'll learn how to fix things when a wash goes wrong, which is half the confidence right there.

The course is taught by Iryna Vozianova, who genuinely lights up teaching beginners. She'll show you exactly what to do, step by step, and there's no expectation that you arrive knowing anything at all.

By the end you'll have five finished paintings and, more importantly, the confidence to keep going on your own. Most people leave wanting to paint the next one.

All materials are provided by the studio. Just bring yourself.

What You’ll Learn:

• Mixing natural, harmonious colours without going muddy
• Wet-on-wet for soft blends, wet-on-dry for crisp detail, dry brush for texture
• Controlling water and pigment to get the effect you want
• Smooth gradients, the backbone of watercolour
• Lifting colour to correct mistakes and add light