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Coursera课程：水彩花卉：绘制您自己的惊艳花朵 本课程教授您使用湿画法（wet-in-wet）绘制色彩鲜艳的花卉静物画。您将深入学习一种在水彩画中极具挑战性的技巧，并掌握水与颜料的比例控制。 如果您厌倦了僵硬、刻板的花卉水彩画，本课程将带您领略轻松绘制抽象风格花卉的魅力，只需稍加练习和技巧，便能创作出令人惊叹的作品。 **您将学到：** * 湿画法的核心技巧 * 如何精准控制水与颜料的比例 * 提高颜料混合的效率 * 从浅色到深色的绘画顺序 * 从稀薄到厚重的色彩运用 * 快速、流畅的绘画艺术 **所需材料：** * 11"x15" 140磅冷压水彩纸 * 水彩颜料（包含但不限于：群青蓝、深镉红、茜红、棕褐色、维里迪安绿、新黄、黄赭石、中性灰、白色不透明水彩） * 储水容器、鳄鱼板（或类似支撑板）、遮蔽胶带 * 画笔（松鼠毛圆头笔 #6、尖头圆笔 #12、Escoda Optimo Kolinsky #12、纸巾） **学员评价：** 该课程信息丰富，讲解清晰，即使非英语母语者也能轻松理解。学员们认为课程非常有价值，强烈推荐，并称赞教师的指导细致入微，让绘画过程充满乐趣。
Paint Beautiful Loose Watercolor FlowersLearn The Art Of Mastering Wet-In-Wet TechniquesIn this course you will learn the art of creating a colorful flower still life paintings using wet-in-wet techniques. Once you are finished with these lessons you will have a better understanding of how to manage perhaps the most difficult challenge when painting with watercolors.If you ever wanted to break away from tight, rigid watercolor flower art, this is it! Dive in and see for yourself how you can easily paint some amazing abstract style flowers with a little bit of efforts and skills.What You Will LearnThis class focuses on wet-in-wet techniquesHow to manage water-to-pigment ratioBecome more efficient with mixing paintsWork light-to-darkHow to work thin-to-thickThe art of painting fast & looseMaterial List11"x15" Watercolor paper, 140 lb. cold pressWatercolorsUltramarine blue, Cadmium red deep, Alizarin crimson, Burnt Sienna, Viridian green, New gamboge, Yellow ochre, Neutral tint, White gouacheWater reservoir, Gator board (or something similar), masking tapeBrushesSquirrel mop brush #6, Pointed round #12, Escoda optimo kolinsky #12, Paper towelsTestimonialsVery cool class, very informative and well explained even if you are not a native english speaker is very easy to follow through. I'm really enjoying the class.N. MartinezSo much value in this class! Highly recommended. Thank you!Angelique NollRobert is very thorough with his instructions. He makes painting fun again.Patricia Seaverson
