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Foundations
Letting Water Lead
Five lessons on the only variable that actually matters in wet-in-wet painting: how much water is on the brush and how much is already in the paper. Most beginner courses spend this time on brush grips and colour wheels. This one spends it teaching you to look at a wash from a low angle and know, from the sheen alone, what will happen if you touch it right now.
5 lessons123 minutesBeginner
The lessons
In this order, for a reason
- 01Two Puddles and a TiltFreeReading water-to-pigment ratio by sight, and letting gravity move the wash for you.22 min
- 02Blooms Are Not MistakesMembersCausing cauliflower edges on purpose until they stop being accidents.27 min
- 03The Wet Edge, and Why You Chase ItMembersKeeping one continuous bead of pigment moving across a full-sheet wash.31 min
- 04Drying Time as a MaterialMembersLifting, backruns, and second passes — all of it timed off the sheen.24 min
- 05A Sky in Four MinutesMembersThe full track applied end to end: a wet-in-wet sky, no drawing, no corrections.19 min
Every lesson lists its materials up front, so you can check the desk before you press play.