MASTER CLASS

PARIS FROM ABOVE

COMPOSITION

Rise to rooftop level and discover Paris from a new perspective.

TECHNIQUES

Learn how to create strong spatial depth, from the foreground all the way to the horizon line.

PALETTE

Paint a vivid, rich, and atmospheric piece using just 8 colors.

THE MASTER CLASS CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL

THEORY

At first glance, the reference may seem quite complex. In this lesson, you will learn how to focus on what matters most, avoid getting lost in details, and guide the viewer’s attention to the most compelling parts of the Parisian composition.

PRACTICE

The main goal is to capture Paris in a way few people have seen it before. We will convey the atmosphere of the rooftops and paint the Eiffel Tower as something solid and stable, yet light and delicate at the same time.

We will also learn how to place color accents correctly to achieve a well-balanced, harmonious watercolor painting that creates a strong and pleasant impression on the viewer.

I invite you to… join me on the rooftops! We’re used to the charm of Parisian streets, but this time we’ll discover the French capital from a new perspective: a bird’s-eye view.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy this watercolor journey — we’ll paint Paris in an unusual way, both grounded and atmospheric at the same time.

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ACCESS TO VIDEO MATERIALS FOR A YEAR

MASTER CLASS WILL BE OPENED IMMEDIATELY AFTER PAYMENT

€50

€25

MATERIALS FOR THE LESSON

Paper: Arches grain torshon

Size: 38 × 28 cm

Brushes:

da Vinci CASANEO 4
da Vinci forte 1
da Vinci COLINEO X point 6

Watercolors:

Yellow Ochre (Winsor & Newton PY43)
Burnt Sienna (Winsor&Newton PR101)
Neutral Tint (Schmincke Horadam PR122 PB60 PBk7)
Neutral Tint (Daniel Smith PB15 PBk6 PV19)
Cobalt Turquoise Light (Winsor & Newton PG50)
Lavender (Daniel Smith PW6 PV15 PB29)
Pyrrol Red (Daniel Smith PR254) Olive green (Winsor&Newton P447)
Jaune Brilliant No.2 (Mijello Mission PO73 PY65 PW6)