Learn to draw and paint flowers, fruit & a buzzy bee with FOUR hour-long classes
In this module we’ll take a look at the equipment you need to work in this style so you can gather together what you need to make a success of painting.
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The supplies you’ll need will depend on how many of the classes you plan to take.
The supplies you’ll need will depend on how many of the classes you plan to take.
If you’re only interested in taking one or 2 of these classes:
Skip down to the classes you’d like to take in the modules below. Each class opens in a new window and in it you’ll find a PDF detailing the supplies used for each class, with links for buying and advice on substituting on that class page (see the modules below). Plus, the first video for each class also covers what’s used in more detail. So we’ve got you covered!
If you’re wanting to try all 4 classes, you can do so with:
There is an overlap of paints used in the 3 free painting classes, so if you’ve got no paints at all, and are keen to take all the classes, with the minimum paints purchased, here’s a set of 6 paints you could buy and be able to complete them all – by mixing to create the other colours.
Winsor Lemon
Payne's Grey
Burnt Sienna
Winsor Green (Yellow Shade)
Permanent Sap Green
Permanent Carmine
Scarlet Lake
Opera Rose
Quinacridone Violet (PV55)
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If you can get your hands on a pencil and some smooth paper, you’ll be able to start this class right away!
Are you ready to see a curvy, 3D flower spring to life on your paper? The steps in this class are very similar to the steps with realistic painting. Starting with pencil means you can learn with zero pressure, because any mistakes can be erased!
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“To think it all started with a pear!” ~ Thousands of members started their artistic journey by taking this pear class. Many hadn’t picked up a paintbrush since school – or ever!
In this class we’ll go right back to basics and cover EVERYTHING you need to know about working with watercolour to achieve realistic results. Whether you’re a beginner or are here to improve your skills, we’ll go step by step and you’ll create a 3D and lifelike pear to be proud of.
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With its big, bright, silky petals and the contrasting dark and detailed centre, this poppy is so much fun to paint.
By layering watercolour paint using my unique wet-on-dry method, we’ll create masses of 3D form. When we add the details at the end, it’s going to be so satisfying to see the painting come together!
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Try a different style of watercolour painting in this class with tutor Jennifer Rose.
You’ll work both wet-in-wet and wet-on-dry to create different kinds of watercolour effects. Working in layers of paint, you’ll create pretty textures and work quickly to achieve a lively result.
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You've unlocked another free class! Nice! In this tutorial, we'll paint a cute little caterpillar. It's an exercise in tuning into the different shades of green to create a rounded look. I think you'll love watching him come to life when we add in all the details at the end.
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Feeling sparked to grow your skills further? Explore this selection of classes to see what captures your inspiration. These are all included with Nature Studio membership. You can use the filters to find what inspires you most.
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