Watercolour Wildlife

Animal Watercolour Painting Tutorials with Syman Kaye

Always be a beginner.  The mind of an expert is closed. 

“Creativity comes from not knowing, it comes from wondering.   If you know the outcome before you start then where is the creativity.”

Watercolour Wildlife

Animal Watercolour Painting Tutorials with Syman Kaye

WHILE WE ARE FINALISING OUR FULL COURSE WHY NOT TRY OUR 3 FREE TUTORIALS, NO STRINGS ATTACHED

If you want to learn to paint, learn to paint, it’s easy, you just have to want to.  Can’t draw?  No problem, I’ve got drawings for you to copy or trace until you can. No Talent?  No worries, it doesn’t take talent, it just takes practice and detailed instruction.

Elephant watercolour painting tutorial

Elephant Watercolour Painting Tutorial

The ElephantUsing a single colour (Paynes Grey) and Layering for DepthOne of the "Big 5" iconic animals of Africa.   A single colour makes this all about tonal value. Gather your equipment - If you need help with equipment take a look at the "Watercolour Equipment"....
stag watercolour painting tutorial

Stag watercolour painting tutorial

The StagWorking wet on wet with a limited pallet Lots of splashing and a limited pallet of 2 colours the composition  and direct stare of the stag directly engage the viewer.  Everything in the painting connect your eyess with his. Gather your equipment - If you need...
sheep watercolour painting tutorial

Sheep watercolour painting tutorial

The Sheep Lifting out for Texture Using lifting out to create texture in this group of sheep, putting the paint on then taking it away in certain areas.  Starting Wet in Wet and using dry brushing for texture and detail.  Super easy even for beginners Gather your...
squirrel watercolour painting tutorial

Squirrel Watercolour Painting Tutorial

The adorable Red squirrel, with its big bush tail and food storage fetish, constantly busy preparing for leaner times. This is a great painting for fixing things that just don’t feel right as i won’t let a nut get the better of me…