You and I will use our paint and simple techniques to create highlights and reflections in these bells of gold.
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You and I will use our paint and simple techniques to create highlights and reflections in these bells of gold.
2 Hours
Full Lifetime Access
30 Days Money Back Guarantee
Free Course Workbook
Certificate of Completion
In this watercolor tutorial, you will acquire a set of essential artistic skills and techniques that will enable you to paint stunning golden jingle bells with confidence. You'll learn the art of capturing the captivating radiance of these festive ornaments through the careful application of highlights. Discover how to make your bells shimmer and shine, creating a sense of dimension and luminosity on your canvas.
Step into a world of holiday wonder and artistic exploration with our watercolor lesson on painting golden jingle bells. In this enchanting tutorial, we'll delve into the heart of the festive season, capturing the warm and luminous allure of these beloved ornaments. Imagine the soft, golden glow that radiates from the bells, casting delicate reflections and shadows that tell a story of celebration and merriment.
As you embark on this creative journey, you'll not only learn the technical intricacies of watercolor but also discover how to infuse your artwork with a touch of magic and nostalgia. We'll uncover the secrets of portraying the rich, metallic texture of the bells, creating depth, and adding that special holiday charm to your painting. By the end of this lesson, you'll have a beautiful piece of art that captures the essence of the season, and you'll carry with you the skills and confidence to paint golden jingle bells that truly resonate with your unique style. So, let's embrace the holiday spirit and let our brushes tell a festive tale on the canvas. Get ready to make your jingle bells ring with artistic brilliance! 🎨🔔✨
This lesson is created for the painter who has some experience with watercolor. Having knowledge of how to paint wet into wet is helpful and feeling comfortable mixing primary colors to create the hues we will be using in this lesson. But don't worry if you are still a beginner painter, I will walk you through each step of the process. Therefore, if you are ready for a fun challenge, this painting is perfect for you too.
The following tools and supplies are required to complete this course. A complete list, including purchase links, is available inside the course area.
Colors Used: Nickel Azo Yellow - Quinacridone Rose - Quinacridone Magenta - Phthalo Blue (red shade)
Brushes: SilverWhite Watercolor
Brushes Paper: Fabriano Cold Press 300lb
Masking Fluid: Holbein Masking Fluid Rubber
Cement Pick-up Scrubber Brushes
Nina Suggs is a contemporary Water Color artist who lives and works in Stamford, CT. A native of Tennessee. Her colorful paintings pay homage to her roots and love for all types of art. Nina enjoys painting subjects with definite reflections and shadows, allowing her to experiment with color to create depth and dimension. Her distinctive personal style is realism, created with many washes along with lifting techniques. All are brought to life with light and color, jumping off the paper with bold compositions and harmony.
A visual storyteller at heart, Nina has been a creative soul since she was young. As a child, she would sit at her mother's sewing machine, make purses out of cut-up old jeans, and then decorate them with hand-embroidered flowers. Nina also loved to draw, using her sister's Golden Books as a reference to learn from. Always the creator at heart, she found herself experimenting with all styles and artistic mediums, from knitting to ornate paper crafts, pencil sketches, to oil painting. Nina ultimately discovered her passion for watercolor after attending a workshop. She loved the medium so much that she started painting daily. An autodidactic learner at heart, Nina has spent thousands of hours honing her craft. Her love and skill for Water Color continue to grow, and she can be found in her studio creating daily.
What if I can’t draw?
You do not have to be able to draw. I supply you with the line drawing image so you can trace it directly onto your watercolor paper.
You do not need prior experience. I walk you through each course, step by step, with in-depth instruction.
They are self paced. You will find that I break each course down into workable time periods. Giving you breaks between courses so you can move as fast as you choose.
I explain the how, why and when, for all the techniques I use in my courses. I don’t bombard you with a lot of colors to have for each painting. You will use a limited amount of colors with each course. This makes the process easier for people who do not have a lot of supplies, and it helps you to have a better understanding of how to mix colors on your palette and on your paper.
Once you have purchased a course. You have 30 days to receive a refund. After 30 days or if you have completed 50% of the course, the money back guarantee is no longer valid.
What do I need to get started with watercolor painting?
There are few supplies you will need to get started. A minimum of three primary colors. I recommend, Nickel Azo Yellow, M. Graham, Quinacridone Rose, M. Graham, and Phthalo Blue (red shade) M. Graham. Watercolor Brushes, sizes 0-2-4-6-8, SilverWhite brushes are an affordable brand, and watercolor paper, 300 lb, cold press, Arches or Fabriano Artistico. It is a good idea to have transfer paper as well.
Super simple. Just pick any of the courses that look interesting to you. Click on that course image, and you will be taken to checkout.
Check your browser settings. If you are watching from a work computer there could be a firewall preventing you from viewing.
I encourage you to share your finished work. You are welcome to share on the Facebook group, the watercolor community on the website and on your own social media pages. It would be amazing if you would share the link to the course you take so others who may enjoy painting can sign up as well.
Nina Suggs is a contemporary Water Color artist who lives and works in Stamford, CT. A native of Tennessee. Her colorful paintings pay homage to her roots and love for all types of art. Nina enjoys painting subjects with definite reflections and shadows, allowing her to experiment with color to create depth and dimension. Her distinctive personal style is realism, created with many washes along with lifting techniques. All are brought to life with light and color, jumping off the paper with bold compositions and harmony.
A visual storyteller at heart, Nina has been a creative soul since she was young. As a child, she would sit at her mother's sewing machine, make purses out of cut-up old jeans, and then decorate them with hand-embroidered flowers. Nina also loved to draw, using her sister's Golden Books as a reference to learn from. Always the creator at heart, she found herself experimenting with all styles and artistic mediums, from knitting to ornate paper crafts, pencil sketches, to oil painting. Nina ultimately discovered her passion for watercolor after attending a workshop. She loved the medium so much that she started painting daily. An autodidactic learner at heart, Nina has spent thousands of hours honing her craft. Her love and skill for Water Color continue to grow, and she can be found in her studio creating daily.
I have been painting for a couple years now but felt I had more to learn. I took a live class with Nina and it was so much fun. I learned more about water control and how to paint wet on wet, and wet on dry techniques that I did not know how to do before. Nina helped me learn how to create depth in my paintings by showing me techniques that will create more value in my painting and how to balance that with the highlights to give the subject life and become three dimensional. I also learned how to mix my colors to achieve the right colors I needed. I would highly recommend Nina's classes and online lessons. She is patient, very informative and will definitely help you learn how to grow as a painter.
I am very new to watercolor. Haven't ever really painted anything before I took one of Nina's classes. I wasn't sure how to get started in watercolor, but I knew I wanted to give it a try. Nina made it so easy for me to learn how to use my brushes along with the paint in varying amounts of water to get a soft pastel color on the paper and how to mix less water into the paint for a more vibrant and saturated color. Nina also taught me about harmony in my painting. And how using certain colors together would make the process much easier and the painting come out looking cohesive. I really learned a lot and want to continue learning more from Nina. I plan on taking more classes so I can elevate my skill level. Nina is an excellent teacher. She takes you through the process of your painting step by step, making sure to give details on what she is doing and why. Actually getting to understand the why to the how was amazing.
What if I can’t draw?
You do not have to be able to draw. I supply you with the line drawing image so you can trace it directly onto your watercolor paper.
You do not need prior experience. I walk you through each course, step by step, with in-depth instruction.
They are self paced. You will find that I break each course down into workable time periods. Giving you breaks between courses so you can move as fast as you choose.
I explain the how, why and when, for all the techniques I use in my courses. I don’t bombard you with a lot of colors to have for each painting. You will use a limited amount of colors with each course. This makes the process easier for people who do not have a lot of supplies, and it helps you to have a better understanding of how to mix colors on your palette and on your paper.
Once you have purchased a course. You have 30 days to receive a refund. After 30 days or if you have completed 50% of the course, the money back guarantee is no longer valid.
What do I need to get started with watercolor painting?
There are few supplies you will need to get started. A minimum of three primary colors. I recommend, Nickel Azo Yellow, M. Graham, Quinacridone Rose, M. Graham, and Phthalo Blue (red shade) M. Graham. Watercolor Brushes, sizes 0-2-4-6-8, SilverWhite brushes are an affordable brand, and watercolor paper, 300 lb, cold press, Arches or Fabriano Artistico. It is a good idea to have transfer paper as well.
Super simple. Just pick any of the courses that look interesting to you. Click on that course image, and you will be taken to checkout.
Check your browser settings. If you are watching from a work computer there could be a firewall preventing you from viewing.
I encourage you to share your finished work. You are welcome to share on the Facebook group, the watercolor community on the website and on your own social media pages. It would be amazing if you would share the link to the course you take so others who may enjoy painting can sign up as well.