When we plan a sketch of a cityscape, we have something to cling to: silhouettes of houses, street lines, lampposts... But what to do with an ordinary landscape? How to make a sketch interesting? How to figure out color mixtures in order to get a complex and interesting green? How to convey depth in simple ways?
 
There are many such questions. We will try to answer with them in our workshop.

The recording was made on December 17, 2022. Some technical parts were cut down from the original recording. The total duration of the workshop was 3 hours 20 minutes. The duration of the video recording is 3 hours.
 
Materials:
• HB pencil and eraser
• Watercolor Paints (Daniel Smith preferable):
o Quinacridone Sienna
o Quinacridone Deep Gold
o Indian Yellow
o Perylene Violet
o Indigo
o Phthalo Green (Blue Shade)
o Phthalo Blue (Green Shade)
o Cobalt Blue
• Calligraphy brush or any watercolor travel brush
• Liner (rigger) brush, like my SOLO Rat Liner
• SOLO Flat 5-Line brush
• A few pieces of Rough 100% cotton paper