Video of live class 1/10 Birch Trees

Video will be emailed to you

Location- in your own home

Gather your own watercolor supplies

Watch this recording of my Virtual Class on painting birch trees and little birds.

I will guide you through painting this piece in watercolor. I show you my techniques then you execute them!

Disclaimer- This class is for your personal enjoyment and learning process. This piece may not be reproduced for sale or distribution of any sort. If you share photos kindly tag @melissajanehyatt

Student reviews-

Thank you Melissa, I thoroughly enjoyed your class! Leeza :)

Thanks! That was a nice way to spend the afternoon. Judith

It was a great activity to break up the day !!! Getting cabin fever Jenna

Thank you so much for today. A memory I hold close is going to your painting lighthouses class at Peconic cellar over the summer with my mom. I was worried that it would be too much emotionally for me, but it was perfect. I loved the setup and the warm up was so perfect for understanding how navigate painting the scene.Thanks so much. I can’t wait until your next one ! kristin

Thank you so much for the beautiful class. I enjoyed it so much. Tanja

Grab your watercolor paints and supplies! Or what ever you are comfortable using.

Here’s my list of supply reccomendations-

Watercolor palette and paints

Round watercolor brushes sizes 4,6,8,10 or whatever you have

paper towels

watercolor block or watercolor paper taped to a board reccomended size approximately 8” x 10”

pencil and eraser

small spray bottle of water or eyedropper

and a water jar

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Purchase of the recording is done online and a link to watch the class, at your leisure, will be emailed within 24 hours.

First we will do some warm up excersizes including mixing colors on the color wheel, I’ll demo wet on wet and wet on dry to create depth.

We will create a pencil sketch, mix paints, add color in layers to the piece, Relax and enjoy the process with me!

No refunds.

Thanks for painting with me.

Share your work with my hashtag #watercolorwithmelissa