Watercolor Flower Composition Guide
Learn how to put elements together in beautiful watercolor flower compositions, including color mixing, color balance, overlapping flowers, and painting flowers on an angle.
Course curriculum
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1
Let’s Get Started!
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Welcome
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Private Facebook Group
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2
Color in the Composition
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Color Wheel Guide
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Setting Up Your Palette
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Limited Palette Color Mixing
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Mixing Popular Colors
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Colors that Work
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Colors that DO NOT Work
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Color in the Composition
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BONUS - Color Chart Demo + PDF
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BONUS - Color Wheel Video
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3
Composition Basics
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The Principles of (Loose Watercolor Flower) Art
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The Principles of Art Reference Guide
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Composition Overview - Color, Shape, and Size
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4
Overlapping + Angled Flowers
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Overlapping - Planning Your Composition
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Overlapping - Partial Flowers Overview
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Overlapping - Wet in Wet Technique and Bleeeds
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Flower Angles + Perspectives Overview
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5
Go-To Compositions + Examples
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Planning the Composition - Cheat Sheet
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Go-To Compositions Guide
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Go-To Compositions: Snapshot
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Go-To Composition: Triangle
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Go-To Composition: Circle
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Go-To Composition: S Curve
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Go-To Composition: L Shape
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Go-To Composition: Bouquets
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Go-To Composition: Wreaths
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Go-To Composition: C-Curve
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BONUS: Even More Composition Tips!
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BONUS: Fresh Floral Compositions
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Using Fresh Floral Compositions
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Fresh Floral Composition E-Book
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BONUS: Complete Flower Pairing Guide
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The Watercolor Flower Composition Guide is PERFECT for you if…
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You’re just getting started putting your flowers together and you want to get it right the first time, and you want to make sure you get it right using easy-to-follow templates and guides that have already been figured out for you.
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You’ve been painting flowers for awhile and you’re struggling to figure out how to put them together on your own.
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You’ve seen what’s possible with watercolor flowers and you’re excited to start painting flowers like that.
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You have no problem sitting down for a few minutes to paint at least once a week.
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You’re excited to try out the go-to formulas