Mastering Brushstrokes - Part 2

Free Download What you'll learn
Gain a thorough understanding of a broad range of brushstrokes
Develop a broad toolbox of strokes for reference when creating works of art
Learn how each brushstroke impacts form
Learn the history behind brushstrokes and paint application
Understand how brushstrokes are affected by painting mediums
Expand your creativity by increasing your knowledge base
Requirements
Students should have very basic knowledge of their chosen painting medium.
It's beneficial but not necessary for students to take PART ONE of this course first.
Description
"I can see a noticeable difference in my painting since practicing these brushstrokes and putting it all together. I can now see more like a painter then before. Thank you for a fantastic course." - Kai Z"Awesome job, one of the best art courses on Udemy. It definitely worth to watch. Thank you so much!" - Rula B.Brushstrokes are at the core of being an artist, and an individual's brushwork is one of the things that sets them apart from other artists. Using her approachable, easy-to-understand teaching method and lots of hands-on activities, artist Jill Poyerd breaks down historic and contemporary brushwork into twenty-two unique brushstrokes from traditional to unconventional. This course is part two of a two-part series and covers ten of the twenty-two strokes. They are broken down by style of application and include a brief history, examples of how they're used in masterpieces, visual demonstrations, and student practice exercises. By combining technical learning with visual and hands-on examples, students gain a thorough understanding of each brushstroke variation. Part two covers broken strokes as well as alternative application methods and finishes with a five-stroke painting exercise.Note: Demonstrations are given in both watercolor and oil paint. Acrylic painters simply have to apply the knowledge depending on how they use that medium, whether thick (like oil) or thin (like watercolor).
Overview
Section 1: Get to Know the UDemy Site
Lecture 1 How to Use the Course Tools (Optional)
Section 2: Introduction
Lecture 2 Introduction
Section 3: If You Haven't Taken Part 1
Lecture 3 A Word About Supplies
Lecture 4 Dilution
Lecture 5 Brush Load
Lecture 6 Viscosity
Lecture 7 Surface Condition
Lecture 8 Absorption
Lecture 9 Preparing to Paint
Lecture 10 If You Run Into Problems
Section 4: Broken Brushstrokes
Lecture 11 Dashes
Lecture 12 Dashes - Oil
Lecture 13 Dashes - Stroke Practice
Lecture 14 Dashes - Object Painting
Lecture 15 Dabs
Lecture 16 Dabs - Oil
Lecture 17 Dabs - Stroke Practice
Lecture 18 Dabs - Object Painting
Lecture 19 Directional
Lecture 20 Directional - Oil
Lecture 21 Directional - Stroke Practice
Lecture 22 Directional - Object Painting
Lecture 23 Pointillism
Lecture 24 Pointillism - Oil
Lecture 25 Pointillism - Stroke Practice
Lecture 26 Pointillism - Object Painting
Lecture 27 Stippling
Lecture 28 Stippling - Oil
Lecture 29 Stippling - Stroke Practice
Lecture 30 Stippling - Object Painting
Section 5: Alternative Brushstrokes
Lecture 31 Splatter
Lecture 32 Splatter - Oil
Lecture 33 Splatter - Stroke Practice
Lecture 34 Splatter - Object Painting
Lecture 35 Dripping
Lecture 36 Dripping - Oil
Lecture 37 Dripping - Stroke Practice
Lecture 38 Dripping - Object Painting
Lecture 39 Dabbing (No Brush)
Lecture 40 Dabbing (No Brush) - Oil
Lecture 41 Dabbing No Brush - Stroke Practice
Lecture 42 Dabbing No Brush - Object Painting
Lecture 43 Smearing
Lecture 44 Smearing - Oil
Lecture 45 Smearing - Stroke Practice
Lecture 46 Smearing - Object Painting
Lecture 47 Scraping
Lecture 48 Scraping - Oil
Lecture 49 Scraping - Stroke Practice
Lecture 50 Scraping - Object Painting
Section 6: Five-Stroke Painting Exercise
Lecture 51 5-Stroke Painting Introduction
Lecture 52 5-Stroke Watercolor Demo Part 1
Lecture 53 5-Stroke Watercolor Demo Part 2
Lecture 54 5-Stroke Oil Demo Part 1
Lecture 55 5-Stroke Oil Demo Part 2
Section 7: Combining Brushstrokes and Final Remarks
Lecture 56 Combining Brushstrokes
Lecture 57 Wrapping it Up
Section 8: Bonus: The History of Brushstrokes
Lecture 58 Brushstrokes - The Early Masters
Lecture 59 Brushstrokes - The 19th Century
Lecture 60 Brushstrokes - The Modern Era
Section 9: Bonus: How to Flatten a Watercolor
Lecture 61 How to Flatten a Watercolor
Section 10: Bonus: How Supplies Impact Painting Results
Lecture 62 How Paint Quality Impacts Results
Lecture 63 How Paper Quality Impacts Results
Any level painter working in watercolor, oil, acrylic, or gouache

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