January Digital Projects

Welcome to our January Digital Watercolor Projects! When creating this "box", I thought about the feelings associated with January. It's still winter, so it's still cold, but there's a quietness to it because the craziness of the holidays is now behind us. I really liked the idea of doing a reflection because usually we take time to reflect on who we are and where we're at and all of our goals at the new year. These projects invite us to create a color change background, to learn the pattern you follow every time you paint fire, and explore light in the atmospheric perspective vs individual form.

Usually I try and pace our monthly projects from easiest to hardest. These ones are all about the same level of difficulty. The difficulty is the length and just being patient enough to sit through to keep working on it (snack breaks!). As you paint these projects I hope you'll enjoy basking in the quiet glow that happens right after the holidays. 

This experience includes:

• Downloadable and printable outlines, supply lists, step-sheets, and reference photos
• 3 project tutorials with all accompanying information to be successful 
• Lifetime access to the educational materials - videos & written instructions   (After purchase, receive immediate access to the videos & instructional PDF)
• All video & written education will be accessible through your Let's Make Art account under the "My Videos" page
• A LIVE Let's Make Art Matter paint along with Sarah & Michael (details inside the PDF) 
• The January box will be available to purchase until February 1 at 9:59 am central. 
  
• Daniel Smith watercolors featured
  
  • Indigo
  • Quinacridone Purple
  • Quinacridone Gold
  • Quinacridone Burnt Orange
  • Quinacridone Coral
  • Phthalo Blue (Green Shade)
  • Lamp Black
  • Undersea Green

Not sure if you have the right paint colors on hand?
While Daniel Smith watercolor paints are featured in the lessons, you are free to use whatever brand/type you prefer. Included in your PDF is a conversion chart to the equivalent Dandelion Paint Co. colors.