6 landscapes in 6 weeks Series 6
An in-depth study of 6 different landscapes.
A comprehensive look at different landscape subjects and paintings
A detailed look at the painting process
Introduction and how to use the course
How to join the discussion groups
Course FAQs
St. Cuthbert's Mill. How watercolour paper is made.
Princeton Brushes
Paints from different manufacturers
The Twin Primary colour mixing system
Important notes - please read before starting the course
Introduction to Holywood Jetty and discussion area
Holywood Jetty subject
Holywood Jetty subject - greyscale
A look at the Holywood Jetty subject
Suggested materials
Drawing Holywood Jetty
The completed drawing
Holywood Jetty painting stage 1 - The sky, sea and beach
Holywood Jetty painting stage 2 - The jetty and shore
Holywood Jetty painting stage 3 - Foreground grass and building
Holywood Jetty final painting
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Introduction to Winter Mist and discussion area
Winter Mist subject
Winter Mist - greyscale
A look at the Winter Mist subject
Suggested materials
Drawing Winter Mist
The completed drawing
Winter Mist painting stage 1 - Initial soft wash and background
Winter Mist painting stage 2 - The trees and hedge
Winter Mist painting stage 3 - The field and final touches
Winter Mist final painting
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Introduction to Goult and discussion area
Goult subject
Goult subject - greyscale
A look at the subject
A quick look at Goult perspective
Suggested materials
Drawing Goult
The completed drawing
Goult painting stage 1 - First wash, trees and shutters
Goult stage 2 - Shadows and shrubs
Goult stage 3 - Stronger darks
Goult final painting
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Introduction to Port Erin and discussion area
Port Erin subject
Port Erin subject - greyscale
A look at the Port Erin subject
Suggested materials
Drawing Port Erin
The completed drawing
Port Erin painting stage 1 - First wash and background
Port Erin painting stage 2 - Quay, boats and beach
Port Erin painting stage 3 - Final touches
Port Erin final painting
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Introduction to Landgrove and discussion area
Landgrove subject
Landgrove - greyscale
A look at the Landgrove subject
Suggested materials
Drawing Landgrove
The completed drawing
Landgrove painting stage 1 - First wash and Trees
Landgrove painting stage 2 - The barn, grass and shadows
Landgrove painting stage 3 - Developing the barn
Landgrove final painting
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The course requires some experience in watercolour. Basic techniques such as mixing and applying paint are not covered in this course. Complete beginners should try the free Starting Watercolour course first or have a look at my YouTube channel.
Not at all. From the time you first access the course, a subject will be added each week for six weeks but you can take the course at your own pace. You can even revisit the course as often as you like.
The course discussion group is a great place to ask for advice or ask questions. As well as myself, all of the members of the group have enrolled in the course so it is a good way to share ideas. I will also use the discussion group to notify students of additional material that may be added to the course.
The six subjects are varied and have been chosen to highlight many of the common features of the landscape. You will learn how to choose and compose a subject as well as how to approach the painting of the subject. I cover choice of materials, colour mixing and I will be passing on lessons learned during over 35 years of watercolour painting.
After a long break from watercolor, I felt as though I couldn’t get myself to painting again. My friend smiled and suggested I needed “a class with my teache...
Read MoreAfter a long break from watercolor, I felt as though I couldn’t get myself to painting again. My friend smiled and suggested I needed “a class with my teacher!” She was right. This was another well-thought-out course that has helped to knock off the rust and get me painting! Grahame is a remarkable teacher - easy to follow and down to earth, with a great sense of humor. I am so grateful for him and for my supportive fellow painters. Thank you!
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Read MoreWhen you want to improve your skills in watercolor, then there is no getting around Grahame Booth and his wonderful courses, which are state-of-the-art. Grahame explains briefly and crisply, and gets quickly to the point. His guidance through the course is impeccable and he leaves no questions open. Grahame is the master of simplifying complex scenes. His individual comments on each picture complete each course. I did his course in 2024 but I found this years’s course even more ambitious. The six motives offered a wide range of challenges, variety and tones. What more could you ask for?
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Grahame is not done showing me how to be a better watercolor artist, and proves it with each new lesson.
Read LessAgain a very interesting and inspiring course from Grahame with meticulous attention to the detail of the creation process; very varied subjects, and kind an...
Read MoreAgain a very interesting and inspiring course from Grahame with meticulous attention to the detail of the creation process; very varied subjects, and kind and encouraging critiques. I believe anyone doing these would learn from them.
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