Introduction, Resources, Overview of Lessons

Welcome!

In this course, you will learn how to paint this hairless cat in watercolor. I hope you will find the techniques, steps, and colors helpful whether you create this painting or a similar subject!

  • Scroll lower for an overview of the lessons and resources.
  • Throughout this course, I encourage you to make decisions based on your vision for your painting. Use as much or as little of the lessons and drawing as you need. If you lose focus, take a break. You will return with fresh eyes!
  • Creating a detailed and realistic painting like this does take time, but when you enjoy the process it's inspiring and a lot of fun. Allow yourself the freedom to experiment and learn from your experiences, because that's how we grow. You can do this!



I’d love to hear how it goes and invite you to share your painting along with challenges, solutions, and suggestions.

  • Take a photo and share in the Community.
  • Share your painting in our Facebook Group, Realistic Animals in Watercolor.
  • In addition, upload your painting to your Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter - all of your favorite places with the hashtag #rebeccarhodesart. By sharing, you are inspiring others to get started!

I hope you enjoy the course!

OVERVIEW OF LESSONS

It's helpful to see an overview of the process - the big picture! Each step is broken down into bite-sized lessons.

Lessons 1, 2: Create the eyes and the beginnings of the nose and mouth. This helps to establish the personality of the cat.

Lessons 3 - 7: Establish a pale map of colors. This will serve as a guide as you progress through the painting.

Lessons 8, 9, 10: Create the Ears, taking them almost to completion.

Lesson 11: Establish the darkest parts. It will be sloppy, unbalanced.

Lessons 12, 13: Establish Mid tones, Refine Lighter Values (still sloppy, but coming together)

Lessons 14, 15, 16: Refine the Face, Body

Lesson 17: Final Refinements

Lesson 18: Optional Background



RESOURCES

Contact Rebecca Rhodes: Didn't find what you need? Reach out to me, Rebecca Rhodes, at [email protected]. I'm here to help! Follow this link to learn more about Rebecca: https://rebeccarhodes.teachable.com/p/about-rebecc...

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