LEARN FROM THESE ON-LOCATION LANDSCAPE LESSONS BY JUDI
WAGNER
OUTDOOR WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP DVDs
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Four of Judi's most successful lessons
- "Canyon Juniper" - Explore Greens and Brush Techniques
This video features a how-to demonstration for mixing a creative depth of Nature Greens. On location at the Echo Canyon adjacent to the Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. Judi uses those greens in a tree vignette while demonstrating various brush techniques. Before starting the painting, she shows her preparation with the placement and pattern sketches. A studio wrap-up gives more pointers on how to add finishing touches.
- "Mist Over the Movie Set" - Explore Hard and Soft Edges in
Watercolor
An adobe homestead, a weathered broken-down corral with Georgia O'Keefe's gorgeous Mesa Backdrop shrouded in Mist gives Judi the opportunity to explain her approach. First she discusses concept, then the placement sketch and value exploration. Followed by a controlled wet into wet technique she shows one way to handle a "misty scene."
- "The Yellow House" - The Creative Approach to Watercolor
On the street in Fernandina Beach, Florida, Judi Wagner demonstrates the use of good picture-making using the Building Blocks found in THE WATERCOLOR FIXIT BOOK. With this simple, straightforward approach taking care of the basics, the painting of the Yellow House is flamboyant and direct, letting the use of unrestrained color mixing take an ordinary subject from the usual to an added level of creativity. Why not try it with your next watercolor?
- "Downtown Street View" - The Creative Approach to Watercolor
Judi Wagner discusses and demonstrates the use of values for distance on the street scene and the use of light and shadow to depict the forms found there. The dark tree in the foreground uses textures for the foliage, trunk and hanging moss in sharp contrast with the lighter street beyond. This is a full demonstration of on-location decisions and organization for success in the field.