| "Build your vSphere 6.7 VCP Lab with VMware Workstation 15pro" |
| "You will learn how to design a vSphere HomeLab using VMware Workstation 15 pro, after completion i will give you access for free to one simulator: 1. For the Foundations Exam 2V0-01.19 and a discount for the 2. VCP DCV exam 2V0-21.19. All videos are subtitled.We will work with windows server, vmware vcenter appliance and Freenas for Data Storage, all sources to download all the things (isos, ESXI images) needed for the LAB are in the course."
Price: 19.99 |
| "VMware vSphere 6.7 Foundations Exam (2V0-01.19)" |
| "Welcome to the VMware vSphere 6.7 Foundations Exam (2V0-01.19) : Practice Tests.This exam is valid for the VMware vSphere 6.7 Foundations Exam (2V0-01.19), Prerequisite to obtain the (VCP-DCV 2020)The course contains 3 practice tests, with 196 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real foundation exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions. "
Price: 24.99 |
| "Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager - Exam 70-703" |
| "This exam is valid for theOfficial Administering Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager and Cloud Services Integration Exam (70-703).The course contains 2 practice tests, with 100 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "VMware VCP NV NSX Exam 2019 (2V0-642)" |
| "This exam is valid for the VMware VCP NV NSX Exam 2019 (2V0-642) Certification.Welcome to the VMware VCP NV NSX Exam 2019 (2V0-642): Practice TestsThe course contains 4 practice tests, with 160 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "VMware Certified Professional 7 Desktop and Mobility Exam" |
| "This exam is valid for the VMware Certified Professional 7 - Desktop and Mobility Exam Certification.Welcome to the VMware Certified Professional 7 - Desktop and Mobility Exam: Practice TestsThe course contains 4 practice tests, with 110 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions"
Price: 19.99 |
| "Pass the MCSE 70-744 :Securing Windows Server 2016 Exam" |
| "This exam is valid for MCSE 70-744 :Securing Windows Server 2016 Exam Certification.Welcome to the MCSE 70-744 :Securing Windows Server 2016 Exam: Practice TestsThe course contains 4 practice tests, with 110 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions"
Price: 19.99 |
| "Pass the 70-741 :Networking with Windows Server 2016 Exam" |
| "This exam is valid for 70-741 :Networking with Windows Server 2016 Exam Certification.Welcome to the course Pass the 70-741 :Networking with Windows Server 2016 ExamThe course contains 2 practice tests, with 110 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions"
Price: 19.99 |
| "Pass the 70-742 :Identity with Windows Server 2016 Exam" |
| "This exam is valid for 70-742 : Identity with Windows Server 2016 Exam Certification.Welcome to the course Pass the 70-742 :Identity with Windows Server 2016 ExamThe course contains 2 practice tests, with 100 questions in total, timed to 150 minutes and passing score adjusted at 90% Questions are very similar to the real exam.You have the chance to mark questions for review, saved and skip questions"
Price: 19.99 |
| "Paint my FREE style watercolor Enchanted Castle for beginner" |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""Enchanted Castle"" watercolors course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This course is inspired by the beautiful Gwrych Castle which is about 2 miles away from where I live in North Wales.Photographs can't project the actual feel of a place like watercolor paint can and in this course I show you how to use your photo snaps to make a stunning watercolor painting. The course lasts about one and half hours and it is broken down into managable sections,there is also a sped up time lapse version so you can get an idea of what is coming in the full version and there is a high quality download of each picture for you to use as reference.I mainly use the ""Hake"" brush and a flat 15 mm brush and just 7 colors ,if you are not familiar with the Hake brush,there is a full free preview in the preview section where you can see a half hour video all about this fantastic brush.There is also a free ""tools required"" video in the preview section which tells you what tools you need to do this course.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem,this is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "Paint my FREE style watercolor Magical castle for beginners." |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""Magical Castle"" watercolors course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This course is inspired by the beautiful Gwrych Castle which is about 2 miles away from where I live in North Wales.Photographs can't project the actual feel of a place like watercolor paint can and in this course I show you how to use your photo snaps to make a stunning watercolor painting. The course lasts about one and half hours and it is broken down into managable sections,there is also a sped up time lapse version so you can get an idea of what is coming in the full version and there is a high quality download of each picture for you to use as reference.I mainly use the ""Hake"" brush and a flat 15 mm brush and just 7 colors ,if you are not familiar with the Hake brush,there is a full free preview in the preview section where you can see a half hour video all about this fantastic brush.There is also a free ""tools required"" video in the preview section which tells you what tools you need to do this course.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem,this is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to paint my FREE style sea-side watercolor,for beginners" |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""sea-side"" watercolor painting course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This course is inspired by the stunning ""Great Orme"",a huge cliff which dominates the town of Llandudno,about 15 miles away from where I live in North Wales.The course lasts about two hours and it is broken down into manageable sections,there is also a sped up time lapse version so you can get an idea of what is coming in the full version and there is a high quality download of each picture for you to use as reference.I mainly use the ""Hake"" brush and a flat 15 mm brush and just 7 colors ,if you are not familiar with the Hake brush,there is a full free preview in the preview section where you can see a half hour video all about this fantastic brush.There is also a free ""tools required"" video in the preview section which tells you what tools you need to do this course.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem.This is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "Paint in FREE style watercolors my""Mountain view castle""." |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""Mountain view"" at Gwrych castle, watercolor course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This course is inspired by the beautiful Gwrych Castle which is about 2 miles away from where I live in North Wales.Photographs can't project the actual feel of a place like watercolor paint can and in this course I show you how to use your photo snaps to make a stunning,simplfied watercolor painting. The course lasts about one and half hours and it is broken down into manageable sections,there is also a sped up time lapse version so you can get an idea of what is coming in the full version and there is a high quality download of each picture for you to use as reference.I mainly use the ""Hake"" brush and a flat 15 mm brush and just 7 colors ,if you are not familiar with the Hake brush,there is a full free preview in the preview section where you can see a half hour video all about this fantastic brush.There is also a free ""tools required"" video in the preview section which tells you what tools you need to do this course.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem,this is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to DRAW and PAINT a watercolor portrait,from the START." |
| "For many years I have been drawing and painting portraits and I have been working on this course on portraiture for 6 months,it is now ready for you to benefit from my 35 years of experience.Over the 35 years which I have been painting portraits I have pared down the amount of equipment needed,and you need just 7 colors and 5 brushes,all the tools you need are described in the free ""tools required"" lecture which you can see in the course preview on the landing page. The first thing we look at is,how to take a good photograph of your chosen subject.Hints and tips on how to get a great reference photograph when working with children.Then I show you how I draw a thumbnail sketch from a photograph and we discuss the merits of hand sketching,and the next important lesson on using my trace down method.My trace down method is particularly useful if you are not confident in your drawing skills,by using a template made from either your own photograph or the one used in the course we can get an accurate drawing to paint.The next thing we tackle is,How to make a detailed pencil drawing. In real time you can follow me through the whole process of producing a superb pencil drawing. Not forgetting,How to use your putty rubber to make highlights.The next section teaches,How to recognise differing contrasts.By painting a full watercolor over your pencil drawing using mainly paynes grey paint,you will come to recognise where to lighten or darken your washes.This method can also produce quite remarkable finished paintings,so stick with it!In the Final section we paint a full ""Pure watercolor""painting Using either your own photograph or one of the templates provided we paint a beautiful pure watercolor painting,using just 7 colors and just 6 brushes.It is a long tutorial,getting on for 8 hours of real time Video So I suggest you do small portions and practice regularly,if you have any problems you can contact me via the Q and A sysem and I will get back to you directly.See you soon,regardsDavid.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 34.99 |
| "How to paint New York skyline In FREE style watercolors." |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""How to paint a City skyline"" watercolor painting course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This course is inspired by the stunning New York City skyline.The course lasts about one hour and it is broken down into manageable sections,there is also a sped up time lapse version so you can get an idea of what is coming in the full version and there is a high quality download of each picture for you to use as reference.I show you how to find and use reference from online videos,so you can literally use the info here to paint any City skyline in the world!If you are not confident with your drawing skills,I have included a template of the New York City skyline for you to trace the outlineI mainly use the ""Hake"" brush and a flat 15 mm brush and just 7 colors ,if you are not familiar with the Hake brush,there is a full free preview in the preview section where you can see a half hour video all about this fantastic brush.There is also a free ""tools required"" video in the preview section which tells you what tools you need to do this course.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem.This is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "My 7 color watercolor palette sorted specially for beginners" |
| "When I started painting watercolor paintings over 30 years ago,I met an old watercolor painter who told me to buy just 7 colors and learn how these paints react and stick with them.Of course I didn't believe him and went on to buy as many bits of kit and colors that I could afford.Then, when I would start a painting,by the time I had figured out which colors I would use in the painting I had lost some of my enthusiasm and midway through the colors would start to become ""muddy"",I wasn't sure which green to use or how much white to mix in or how dark my black shadows should be.So I decided to throw out all my ""collection"" of paint and I stuck with;Lemon yellowAlizarin CrimsonUltramarineRaw siennaBurnt siennaPaynes greyRaw umberNo white,No Black and definitely no Greens!In this tutorial I will show you that these are the only colors you need.see you in the first lesson.David"
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to paint my ""DAFFODIL DAWN"" in FREE style watercolors." |
| "Hello and thanks for looking at my ""Daffodil dawn"" watercolor painting course.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.This watercolor painting was inspired by the amazing daffodils here in North Wales,UK.One morning I was taking my wife to work at the hospital in Bodelwyddan North Wales,the sun was just rising and shining brilliantly through the trees,after the rain we had just had the daffodils were going absolutely crazy.When I got back home I just had to go online and do a live demonstration painting on FB while it was still fresh in my mind.The live demo was such a hit that I have decided to make it into this tutorial.I have taken the live video and broken it down into 8 manageable parts.Don't worry if you are not confident about your drawing skills because I show you how to use the course picture as a template to get the basic sketch outline done.There are also videos showing in depth,how to use my 7 color palette and how to use the Hake brush. The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem.This is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.I hope you enjoy it as much as I have,see you soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to paint my ""Bluebell Woods"" in FREE style watercolors." |
| "I have been painting watercolors professionally for over 30 years and in this tutorial I will teach you exactly how I do it.We start at the very beginning with a blank sheet of watercolor card and you will follow what I show you to produce your very own original watercolor painting.I always use just 7 colors to paint my watercolors and you will see the benefit of this when you are actually using the colors,there is a full list of what you need in the free ""tools required video.The main brush I use is the Hake brush,if you are not familiar with the hake,there is a free video all about it in the preview section.This tutorial is taken from an actual live Facebook session where I painted the picture in front of a live audience so you hear all the questions that they ask me and you see all the mistakes I make along the way!If you want to learn how to paint beautiful pictures right from the start the way that I do as a professional artist,this is the course for you,See you in the first lesson,David Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to paint your garden in FREE style watercolors BEGINNERS" |
| "I painted this watercolor of my Mum's garden for a Mothers day gift,she absolutely loves it and it takes pride of place on her wall.Then I thought, ""I bet lots of budding watercolor artists would love to do the same thing""So I have made this tutorial to show you how to do it.Follow me step by step and paint this picture in watercolors, when you have done that you will have all the skills required to paint your own!If you come across any problems,ask me in the Q and A section and I will do my best to help you.See you in the first lesson,David.My name is David Walker,I have been a professional artist for over 30 years painting mainly in watercolor.Over the years I have done many live tutorials all around the U.K. and I now teach to a worldwide audience with Udemy.The painting is done in real time so I can not go back and re film something if there is a problem.This is what appeals to me as an artist,I have to think on the spot and if there is an accident on the painting I have to sort it out there and then,so if you hear my dog grumbling in the background or the seagulls raiding my bins or me putting my brush into my coffee instead of my water,please bare with me,it is all part of the fun which,watercolor painting should be.See you soon David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 19.99 |
| "How to draw and paint a spectacular portrait in watercolor." |
| "For many years I have been drawing and painting portraits and I have been working on this course on portraiture for 3 months,it is now ready for you to benefit from my 35 years of experience.Over the 35 years which I have been painting portraits I have pared down the amount of equipment needed,and you need just 2 colors and 5 brushes,all the tools you need are described in the free ""tools required"" lecture which you can see in the course preview on the landing page. The first section of this course concentrates on how to get the image you want to draw down on paper.My trace down method is particularly useful if you are not confident in your drawing skills,by using a template made from either your own photograph or the one used in the course we can get an accurate drawing to paint.The next thing we tackle is,How to make a detailed pencil drawing. In real time you can follow me through the whole process of producing a superb pencil drawing. Not forgetting,How to use your putty rubber to make highlights.Then we learn how to apply masking fluid.The next section teaches,How to recognise differing contrasts and finishing off your painting.By painting a full watercolor over your pencil drawing using mainly paynes grey paint,you will come to recognise where to lighten or darken your washes.This method can also produce quite remarkable finished paintings,so stick with it!See you soon David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 34.99 |
| "Relax painting watercolor FREE style with a HAKE brush #1." |
| "Would you like to relax more and create free and easy watercolors?The absolute beginner or the experienced artist can benefit from learning how to use just the HAKE brush and 7 colors to relax and enjoy the total freedom of simply applying colors and not worrying how the painting will finish up,like we all did as children!By using just one brush it makes us limit the ambition of our paintings and it makes us ""lighten up""In this course we paint,step by step this scene (course pic) from one of my holiday snaps in Venice. I will show you in the first section how I cropped a typical holiday snap of which we all have hundreds, to come up with the reference photo which we use.This painting is not my best ever watercolor nor even close but,I didn't half enjoy painting it,the feeling of just applying washes of color and watching them dry into all sorts of textures is really what painting should be about.When you have completed this course you can look through your own holiday snaps and pick out your own pictures to do exactly the same thing with,remember though,don't be too fussy or worried about how it ends up,by learning to relax in your paintings your own unique style will eventually shine through.see you soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 49.99 |
| "Relax painting watercolor FREE style with a HAKE brush # 2." |
| "Would you like to relax more and create free and easy watercolors?The absolute beginner or the experienced artist can benefit from learning how to use just the HAKE brush and 7 colors to relax and enjoy the total freedom of simply applying colors and not worrying how the painting will finish up,like we all did as children!By using just one brush it makes us limit the ambition of our paintings and it makes us ""lighten up""In this course we paint,step by step this scene (course pic) from near where I used to live. This painting is not my best ever watercolor nor even close but,I didn't half enjoy painting it,the feeling of just applying washes of color and watching them dry into all sorts of textures is really what painting should be about.When you have completed this course you can look through your own snaps and pick out your own pictures to do exactly the same thing with,remember though,don't be too fussy or worried about how it ends up,by learning to relax in your paintings your own unique style will eventually shine through.See you soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 49.99 |
| "Relax painting watercolor FREE style with a HAKE brush #3." |
| "Would you like to relax more and create free and easy watercolors?The absolute beginner or the experienced artist can benefit from learning how to use just the HAKE brush and 7 colors to relax and enjoy the total freedom of simply applying colors and not worrying how the painting will finish up,like we all did as children!By using just one brush it makes us limit the ambition of our paintings and it makes us ""lighten up""In this course we paint,step by step this scene (course pic) from near where I used to live. This painting is not my best ever watercolor nor even close but,I didn't half enjoy painting it,the feeling of just applying washes of color and watching them dry into all sorts of textures is really what painting should be about.When you have completed this course you can look through your own snaps and pick out your own pictures to do exactly the same thing with,remember though,don't be too fussy or worried about how it ends up,by learning to relax in your paintings your own unique style will eventually shine through.See yo soon,David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 49.99 |
| "How to draw and paint in FREE style watercolor this puppy." |
| "Hello,My name is David Walker,I am a professional artist living and working in North Wales in the UK. I have been painting in watercolors for over 30 years specializing in portraiture. This course will show you how I make my portraits for my clients.In this course I will show you right from the beginning,taking no shortcuts,how to draw and paint this cute French bulldog puppy (see course pic).When I started painting I would have loved a course like this,there are no edits or sped up parts,I leave the camera running and you have the choice to watch every second of the process or speed it up in parts if you wish.I will show you a technique which professional artists use called tracedown. This technique enables the artist who may not have the drawing skills to produce their own accurate sketches and which also, over time,improves their drawing ability.Once your image is transferred onto the paper I then draw the full image as a finished pencil drawing showing you how I shade and blend the pencil to make a realistic drawing. Many people love a nice pencil portrait of their pet. I then paint the finished portrait using the drawing we made, again no edits,you see every part in detail.We use just 4 colors and just 2 brushes to make this stunning watercolor portrait.As you see in the course picture I have used the pencil drawing and the painted portrait to build a superb,unique picture which any dog owner would love to have of their pet. If you really want to paint your own beautiful pet portraits,come on in and join me,you have the course for life when you enroll so you can watch it as many time as you like and also you can ask me any questions if you have problems in the Q and A section.see you soon,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 34.99 |
| "How to draw and paint in FREE watercolors this Yorkie puppy." |
| "When you get to a certain stage in your development as an artist,you will inevitably be asked to draw or paint a portrait for someone.This could be a friend or a family member or even a stranger who has seen your work online.It is of course a massive step because you are not just painting something for your own enjoyment,especially if you are asked to do a portrait of a much loved pet who has passed away.In 90% of cases,when I take a pet commission,the animal has died and the owner only has snapshots for me to work from,in this course I will show you how I use these sub standard reference photos to make really beautiful drawings and watercolor paintings.We will start by deciding how to use the limited reference picture.Then we will learn how to get the image down onto our paper using my tracedown technique.The next stage is learning how to use masking fluid.Then we will look in depth at how I make a detailed pencil study.The final stage of the course takes us through the watercolor painting.I start right at the beginning and work methodically through (I don't edit out anything or speed up any part).Watch this course and I am confident that you will be able to tackle your own pet commissions!See you in the first lesson,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 34.99 |
| "How to draw and paint a convincing crowd scene in watercolor" |
| "I have been painting commemorative sports paintings for over 20 years,the thing that can make or break these paintings is the crowd scene in the background.Just like in a landscape painting the aerial perspective is super important.Aerial perspective is the effect of color and detail on the depth of a scene ,darker colors come forward and lighter colors fade into the distance,more detailed work comes forward and less detailed work fades back.In this course I have filmed myself drawing and painting one of my sports paintings and I have gone into great detail concerning the crowd scene in the background to show you how I achieve these effects.I will show you how I manage to not only get nice depth in my work but also good ""movement"" in the crowd.People often ask me how I get the effect of a crowd and this course will show you.See you in the first lesson,DavidArt is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 24.99 |
| "Learn how to paint my Watercolor painting wedding portrait." |
| "For many years I have been drawing and painting portraits and I have been working on this course on portraiture for 2 months,it is now ready for you to benefit from my 35 years of experience.Over the 35 years which I have been painting portraits I have pared down the amount of equipment needed,and you need just 1 color i.e. Paynes grey and 3 brushes,all the tools you need are described in the free ""tools required"" lecture which you can see in the course preview on the landing page. The first section of this course concentrates on how to get the image you want to draw down on paper.My trace down method is particularly useful if you are not confident in your drawing skills,by using a template made from either your own photograph or the one used in the course we can get an accurate drawing to paint.The next thing we tackle is,How to mask off your sketch to create highlights.In real time you can follow me through the whole process of masking the image.The next section teaches,How to recognize differing contrasts and finishing off your painting.By painting a full watercolor using paynes grey paint,you will come to recognize where to lighten or darken your washes.This method can also produce quite remarkable finished paintings,so stick with it!See you soon David.Art is such a beautiful way to express yourself and as a watercolor artist for over 30 years I can not urge you enough to give painting in watercolors a try,I never get bored with the effects of the colors on my paper,I still learn new techniques in my work every time I paint something,it is such a free and easy medium and it is well worth the time and effort you may invest.To paint a watercolor picture is to escape into your own little world where nothing else matters and all your problems and worries can be forgotten, at least for a little while.To give your own watercolor painting as a gift could not be more rewarding,I never get bored with the expression on the face of a friend or family member when I present them with an original watercolor painting which I have painted specially for them.The medium of watercolor, for me, is the ultimate medium because even as a complete beginner you can achieve many effects using techniques which sometimes you are taught and sometimes you learn by complete accident which we call ""happy accidents"",such as when one color runs into another color and creates water marks or bleached paper,this is why sometimes I sit and watch the painting paint itself in front of my very eyes.Of course now and then it does not work out as I wanted it to but all I have lost is a little bit of paint pigment,a piece of watercolor paper and a little time so I put that piece of paper to one side and start again!Too many people have a go at painting with watercolors and think that they have to produce a perfect painting every time and they overwork the piece,desperate to get a finished painting to hang on their wall and of course they end up with a mess,get dispirited and give up announcing that they will never be an artist and so never paint again.I would like to show these people the hundreds of watercolor paintings that didn't work out for me because without making mistakes you can't improve.I keep all my paintings good and bad and I look at the failures quite often,in these failed paintings there is quite often a part of the painting that I really like and I try to remember which technique,which colors I used,which brush made a particular mark on the paper so I can use these same techniques in my future watercolor paintings. If I was stranded on a desert island,my watercolor kit would be the first thing I would wish for. "
Price: 34.99 |
| "How to paint hair and skin tones in watercolors #1 med/east." |
| "Many students message me with questions about how to find the right watercolor paints to tackle all the different skin and hair tones they encounter when painting their watercolor portraits.I have been painting professionally for nearly 30 years and in that time I have painted literally hundreds of watercolor portraits.Over this time I have developed a very limited palette of just 7 colors with which I use to paint every different color of hair and skin tone.In this,the first course in my new series ""How to paint hair and skin tones, Course #1 Medditeranean/Middle Eastern"" we start off in the introduction where I show you a sped up version of the course and I show you the very limited tools (just 7 colors and 3 brushes) which you will need to do this series of courses.Then I show you how to use tracedown paper to get an outline of your image and how to locate ""landmarks"" on your portrait.Masking fluid is then explained in detail before we dive into the watercolor painting.This course concentrates on hair color and texture and skin tone and texture using a very limited palette of colors,for ease of description I have classified it as Medditeranian / Middle Eastern.Using a photograph as reference I explain exactly how I achieve realistic portraits by using real time videos without editing anything out except for drying times .This means that you will learn,not only about the colors but you will also learn how I go about tracing,sketching and masking my work.I am always at hand to answer any questions you may have,just message me in the Q and A section.I will see you in the first lesson,cheers David"
Price: 34.99 |
| "PLC Object Oriented Programming :Advanced Infrastructure" |
| "Master PLC programming with this very unique course :When having a project with changing requirements , traditional programming methods using ladder fall short and causes tons of modification to add a new feature to your PLC program.Now with the most recent IEC-61131-3 standard features , Object oriented Programming (OOP) is Introduced where you can apply a very sophisticated and Advanced programming methods to create a advanced programs with solid infrastructure.After completing this course you will have a very solid background on designing using OOP , which its concepts are used in the biggest programming languages like C++ / JAVA / C# and even Python.Topic we will cover:Basic of Structured Text programming Language Modular DesignClassesMethodsPropertiesInheritancePolymorphism Access SpecifiersPointers and ReferencesInterfaces and AbstractionsAdvanced State Pattern Wrappers and FeaturesLayered DesignFinal Project covering a real-world problem to be solved using OOPAnyone who is looking for the next level PLC programming , this is the right course for you.The future of PLC programming is OOP , since it guarantees a powerful infrastructure for your project , and this is what the IEC-61131-3 standard is pushing for in the last couple years . Ladder alone is inefficient , and if you have programmed big projects before , you can tell how complicated modifying your program or adding a new machine or even a small feature. It can even involve you erasing your whole program and writing a totally new one to adapt to the new requirement .But with Layered design and OOP , modification can be very simple , no need to copy paste code , not to change base code.There is no other course on the internet that covers these topics in a comprehensive way , and that's my role , i'll feed spoon you these concepts slowly and step by step until you fully understand them.I hope to see you all there .Mouhammad Hamsho"
Price: 79.99 |
| "Pet CPR (Advanced)" |
| "This short course will teach you how to recognise the different types of collapse and unconsciousness, how to confidently administer CPR to a pet animal and to monitor the signs of shock. It is important to know when it is recommended to administer CPR. The reason an animal may require CPR is varied from heart disease to severe shock to impact trauma. Only a vet can diagnose so this will not teach you how to diagnose. Instead you will learn how to assess the patient, triage the symptoms and administer life-saving CPR. The technique shown and the information given is relevant to any mammalian species, so can be used on dogs, cats, rabbits and even rodents!"
Price: 19.99 |
| "Professional Pet Sitting Diploma" |
| "The Professional Pet Sitting Diploma is a must for anyone wanting to set up their own business as a Professional Pet Sitter. The course is a comprehensive catalogue of essential information to be a successful pet sitter. The course consists of 2 modules.Module 1 consists of 9 chapters covering everything you need to know to set up and run your own business, including information on business planning, insurance, UK legislation and legal aspects, marketing and documentation. Module 1 can be studied separately by signing up to our Pet Business Certificate course.Module 2 consists of 10 chapters covering everything you need to know about the realities of being a pet sitter and care and welfare guidance for a range of pet species, including dogs, cats , small mammals and reptiles. This module also includes a brief introduction to Pet First Aid. Module 2 can be studied separately by signing up to our Pet Sitting Certificate course.There are multiple choice questions throughout the course to check your knowledge and understanding."
Price: 29.99 |
