Fresh and High-contrast Florals with Modern Mixed Media
Create bold floral compositions using a mix of watercolour, coloured pencil, and black gesso with Tina Hotchkiss.
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What is the course about
A Step-by-Step & Beginner-friendly Course
Artist Tina Hotchkiss (@tinasartforms) shows you how to balance opacity and transparency through playful layering. You’ll explore how light and dark elements interact and how to bring texture, structure, and a fresh, modern feel to your floral art.
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What are others saying
Bonny P
Great Class with Tina Hotchkiss!
I did not have black gesso so I used black cold press Watercolor paper. I first painted the flower with white Gouache. So basically I did everything backwards!
Karen W
Thanks again Tina! Great fun. I feel I need to play with my own photos now!
Ingrid D
WOW! I just love this! Thank you! Tina Hotchkiss for yet another great class.
Why do this course
Beginner-approved
No experience needed! Step-by-step guidance makes learning easy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get my money back if I don't like the course?
We offer a no-questions-asked 14-day money-back guarantee, counting from the purchase date.
How long is the course?
The entire course is about 1 hour and 30 minutes long.
What art supplies will I need?
ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES
Watercolour paper
Masking fluid
Quill brush (Suggested: Princeton Neptune #6 brush) and Escoda Perla #12 brush
Black gesso (Suggested: Liquitex)
White gouache (Suggested: Winsor & Newton Designers Gouache Zinc White)
Watercolour paints (Suggested: Daniel Smith Professional Watercolour: New Gamboge, Hansa Yellow, Diopside Genuine, Pyrrol Scarlet and Indanthrone Blue)
Coloured pencils (Suggested: Prismacolour Premier in Lilac, Neon Yellow, Pumpkin Orange, Orange, Orange, Dark Purple and Light Green)
Container of water
Paint rag (old washcloth or towel)
Masking tape
The reference photo link can be found on the course page.
I still have questions!
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