Capturing Texture with Vlad Yeliseyev
WatercoloursAbout This Experience
This watercolour demonstration will explore how to use rough watercolour paper and dry brush techniques to create captivating textures. This approach is excellent for adding depth and dimension to your painting and creating loose, impressionistic works that stand out uniquely. Paired with the right amount of contrast and tone, this technique allows for rich, painterly effects that give your watercolours a distinctive character.
Materials
Hahnemühle® Collection Watercolour Paper Sheets - 300gsm 22" x 30", cut into quarter sheets
Artist Watercolours: Cad yellow medium, yellow ochre, yellow ochre gold, burnt sienna, burnt umber, transparent oxide brown (van dyke brown), sepia, alizarin crimson, cadmium red light, Yeliseyev indigo, cobalt teal (turquoise), cerulean blue, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, royal amethyst (dioxazine violet), Titanium white
Synthetic Round Brush: No 8, 12 and 14
Da Vinci Petit Gris Pure Sable Brush: No 2 and 4
Paper Towel
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About Your Host
Critics noted Vlad’s bold brushstrokes, skillful free colour schemes, clear calligraphy and unique ability to reflect light. The Russian émigré came to the United States in the 1980s equipped with a classical art education and a Master’s Degree in architecture. Now a renowned watercolour and plein air artist, Vladislav became a popular speaker at various art conventions and a jury member of many watercolour and plein air competitions. Vlad holds numerous virtual workshops, plein air and studio workshops across the USA, and art holidays in Europe. Vladislav’s work was celebrated with numerous prominent awards and represented in print media in the USA and Europe.
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