How to Paint Animal Noses in Watercolor
A buffet of Noses!
Are you yearning to learn how to paint noses in watercolor? Are you creating an animal portrait and can't quite tell what to do with the nose? These lessons will provide solutions!
This course is included in the Membership or may be Purchased as a Single Course
Upon enrolling, you will receive immediate access to the course. Revisit the lessons as many times as you wish, any time, day or night, for the length of your membership.
Included in this Course:
- Features of an Animal Nose
- Step by step formula for painting a nose in watercolor
- Library of step by step video tutorials for you to use as a guide in creating your own animal noses
- PDF guides that you can download your device
If you are not happy with the course, contact Rebecca Rhodes ([email protected]) within the first 30 days of purchase, and you will receive a full refund.
Courses are hosted on the School website and are not available for download. Videos are for streaming. A high-speed internet connection is recommended
Would you like to learn more about realistic watercolor painting? Visit the FREE TUTORIALS.
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Video Lessons Found in this Course
What noses would you like to see in this course? Email me, Rebecca Rhodes
([email protected],) with your requests!
Curriculum
Hi! I'm Rebecca Rhodes, watercolor artist and your instructor in this school!
I'm here to help you to learn to paint realistic subjects in watercolor - for you to use these techniques to create your own paintings.
I hope you enjoy and learn from these courses, and always feel free to contact me if you have questions or suggestions.
Thanks for joining us in this adventure!
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