Many think that artwork needs to be complicated or sophisticated in order to be great, but that's not the case at all. In fact, some of the most beautiful work out there is the simplest and most imperfect.

Your simple imperfect illustrations may not look that exciting to you, but you'd be surprised at how absolutely lovely it might look to others. This concept reduces imposter syndrome, creative block, and gets you creating when you might be stalling out. That's because we’ll be keeping the illustrations small and simple using ordinary subject matters. It's easier to start when the project is broken down into simple approachable steps.

In this class, I'll show you how I start with a theme, strategize the placement with a sketch, choose colors, paint, and finish with some ink outlines to polish it off. I'll be using basic supplies so you can just focus on learning the process. I’ll be doing a botanical theme, but if you're more experienced, feel free to jump in with any other theme you like. 

Why learn this? You'll walk away with a new appreciation for how ordinary objects can become beautiful works of art when they're grouped in smaller form. Fashion and home decor magazine editors use this process, called editorials, to show off the latest styles and accessories of the season. 

This class is for beginner to intermediate artists who have at least some drawing experience and a love for watercolors. Especially if you’re looking for a fun and efficient way to spice up your artwork.