Sue Bradley
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
■ Build confidence with watercolour
■ Mix flesh tones
■ Enjoy practising splattering and
I love the drama, vibrancy and passion of flamenco, but how to capture it in watercolour? I like to keep everything simple, select vibrant colours and employ loose techniques to convey the movement of the dancer. I often elongate the dancer’s skirt, and understate facial detail and form in favour of a minimal approach. As someone who finds it hard to resist a bit of bling, I often add a hint of gold for the grand finale!
Demonstration Flamenco dancer
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Welcome to a summer of drawing and painting with Leisure Painter. This month we tackle summer landscapes, gardens and flowers, buildings, harbours and boats, animals, local scenes, a moonlit seascape, horses and a flamenco dancer in a variety of your favourite media. If you're ready to try something different, experiment with oil pastel resists with acrylic inks and watercolour, look at coloured grounds for mixed-media work and embrace digital with an app that will help you draw and paint better pictures! From loose and lively to detail, monotone to colour work, and projects from photographs to how to paint from life - enjoy another month of practical tutorials, demonstrations and inspiration.