David Horne art: Painting step by step DVDs Breakwater DVD

Breakwater watercolour painting DVD step by step instructions for beginners in watercolour painting by artist David Horne

DVD's, Beginnings in Watercolour step by step tuition
Breakwater
This DVD contains step by step instruction based on David’s original painting “Breakwater”. David will take you step by step through drawing out the major sections of your picture in pencil, laying on the first washes of colour, painting the sea, sky and beach through to completion in a friendly and jargon free way.

Return to DVD gallery

Watercolour Painting dvd

DVD, Beginners Watercolour painting step by step, Breakwater dvd

View the original watercolour painting Breakwater in gallery 3
There is in depth information on the brushes, paint, paper and most importantly the techniques used to complete the finished painting.

The paint colours used in this demonstration are as follows,
Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, Alizarin Crimson, Yellow Ochre, Hookers Green Dark.

The brushes used in this demonstration are as follows,
Number 8 Round Sable synthetic mixture brush. Number 3 Round Sable synthetic mixture brush. One inch Flat Wash brush, Sable synthetic mixture.

Bockingford Watercolour Paper: A3, 16” x 12” (406mm x 305mm)

Having the exact brush size/make is not imperative however it will help you to follow the instruction more closely. Although this DVD deals with the start to finish completion of the picture "Breakwater" all the techniques used are traditional watercolour methods that can be used later on future projects of your own

Music, with kind permission from: Andrew Green also Keith Dillon

Price includes Recorded delivery. UK mainland ONLY

104dvd . Breakwater . . DVD only, £11.99p

Step by step watercolour painting dvd for beginners

To maintain an efficient web site, and for other technical reasons, the images have been reduced in quality for on-line purposes, and therefore may sometimes appear to lack somewhat in detail, shading and balance, colours may vary slightly due to different graphic cards and monitor settings. Camera flash or reflections may also be visible on pre-framed or cellophane sealed items. Please rest assured that the examples you see on this site are not a true representation of the actual quality of the art you will receive.