The Portrait in Watercolor with Mark Westermoe
Release date:2020
Author:Mark Westermoe
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
The Portrait in Watercolor with Mark Westermoe
Learn to paint the portrait in watercolor with this new course from the late Mark Westermoe. Mark Westermoe was a renowned artist, illustrator, and instructor, known for his work on many feature film posters such as Braveheart, Total Recall, and Home Alone. Mark will cover all the tools and materials youʼll need for work in watercolor. You will start with small watercolor sketches and work your way to painting finished portraits using the Reilly Method.
Lesson 1 – Watercolor Sketches
1. Course Trailer
2. Lesson Overview
3. Tools and Materials
4. A Male Head Sketch (Part 1)
5. A Male Head Sketch (Part 2)
6. Lesson Summary
Lesson 2 – A Male Head on Hot Press
1. Lesson Overview
2. Painting a Male Head on a Hot Press Illustration Board (Part 1)
3. Painting a Male Head on a Hot Press Illustration Board (Part 2)
4. Painting a Male Head on a Hot Press Illustration Board (Part 3)
5. Lesson Summary and Assignment Instructions
Lesson 3 – A Male Head on Hot Press
1. Lesson Overview
2. Painting a Male Head on a Hot Press Illustration Board (Part 1)
3. Painting a Male Head on a Hot Press Illustration Board (Part 2)
4. Lesson Summary
Lesson 4 – A Female Portrait (Part 1)
1. Lesson Overview
2. A Graphite Drawing
3. Lesson Summary and
Lesson 5 – A Female Portrait (Part 2)
1. Lesson Overview
2. Putting Down the Base Tones
3. Detailing the Facial Features
4. Modeling the Head with Color
5. Lesson Summary
Lesson 6 – A Female Portrait (Part 3)
1. Lesson Overview
2. Working on the Darks (Part 1)
3. Working on the Darks (Part 2)
4. Lesson Summary
Lesson 7 – A Male Portrait (Part 1)
1. Lesson Overview
2. A Graphite Drawing (Part 1)
3. A Graphite Drawing (Part 2)
4. Putting Down the Base Tones
5. Lesson Summary
Lesson 8 – A Male Portrait (Part 2)
1. Lesson Overview
2. Working on the Darkest Darks and the Halftones
3. Working on the Reflected Light and the Halftones
4. Working on the Contrast and Transitions Between the Light and the Shadow
5. Lesson Summary
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