What you'll learn
- 🎨 Master the art of painting exquisite food illustrations using watercolor techniques.
- 💧 Discover the secrets to using wet blend and wet wash effectively for stunning results.
- 🖌️ Enhance your proficiency in controlling brush strokes with expert guidance.
- 🍰 Uncover techniques to bring out flavor and intricate details in your food watercolor paintings.
- ✂️ Embrace the power of simplicity with the "less is more" philosophy in art.
- 👐 Gain hands-on experience with comprehensive, detail-oriented guided practices.
Course Content
The tools you need for taking this course
1 lectureThe tools that I am using is very cost effective yet good in performance.
They are:
1. Marie 36 half pan watercolor.
2. Marie round headed nylon brush set.
3. Normal masking tape.
4. 100% cotton hot & cold pressed watercolor paper (BaoHong brand) 300 gsm
Learn to paint apple using watercolor
3 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint croissant using watercolor
3 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint ice lemonade using watercolor
3 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn how to simplify glass & transparent objects.
Learn to paint a slice of cheese cake
3 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint vegetables and fried egg :)
5 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint Nanyang breakfast set
4 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint grilled salmon steak set
4 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Learn to paint ice cream waffle
4 lecturesThe photo reference for this session is in the downloadable resources.
Description
Who Am I
👨🎨 I am the founder of Vox Art Studio and have been an Art Educator since 2006. Specializing in various fine art mediums and digital art, I work with both 2D & 3D illustrations. 🎨
Currently, I remain actively involved in the commercial art industry, focusing on game art design and commissioned illustrations. 🎮🖌️
I believe art education goes beyond just sparking creativity. It’s about creating values that last. 💡
Why I Created This Course
🍰 The primary reason I created this course is the therapeutic process I experience while painting food. 🍞🍓
Regardless of the outcome, the process brings immense joy—perhaps because it’s all about delicious FOOD! 😋 So, sharing is caring, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! 🤗
🍑 Best Parts of This Food Watercolor Course 🍒
🖼️ Fully guided sessions starting from capturing outlines to the final touches.
📚 Minimal theory, maximizing practical learning experiences.
🔍 Every detail is shared through guided practices.
🎨 Learn to simplify complex details.
🥪 Techniques that elevate visual flavors in food illustration.
💰 Use of cost-effective art tools for each session.
🎨 Achieve amazing results without needing complex watercolor tools.
If you love painting food but haven't tried watercolor, enroll now! 🖌️🌟
I’d love to see you soon! 😊
Who This Course Is For:
- 🎨 Aspiring artists interested in food illustration using watercolor.
Course Reviews
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😀 Lena Hägglöf
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😀 Meena d
good excellent .
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😀 Pınar Üstüngel
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😐 Ihsan Nazurah Zulkipli
Definitely not for beginners, and I wish that he would state the colour he is using instead of us having to colour match. My first painting looks terrible but I am looking forward to seeing (hopefully) progress as we go through the course...
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😀 Trevor Blackman
Ethan does a good job of helping you understand how to sketch out your drawings, and gives a bit of explanation of how you can emphasize and make paintings more "delicious" looking than in real life. As you paint each subject, the reference photos are not visible on the screen for the student, but they are given as a PDF. After doing three paintings with Ethan, I am realizing that it is really important for me to also be able to see the reference drawing, or I paint over highlights that need to be left white. I would realize the need to avoid these areas if I had the reference photo to see myself. There are times when the student is expected to have an understanding how how things should look at times, or how to actually go about painting texture. Instead of giving an explanation of what he's doing, you need to watch him, see the finish product, and then try to replicate what he does. It would be helpful to watch him paint first, and then go back and paint with him, also having the reference photo visible. Even if your paintings are not turning out exceptional, keep painting. I do feel like I am learning, and as I continue, I can see how I am improving, even if my finial picture is not as amazing looking as Ethan's. If you are an absolute beginning painter/drawer, this course might be a little frustrating to follow. If you have some experience drawing and painting with watercolor, it will help you in your journey. Do realize that you will paint many more subjects than you see in the introductory photo. There are a lot of little paintings that you do, more than just the 6 pieces of food on one page (tomato, artichoke, egg, etc.). Overall, I would say that if you can be patient to watch and then paint, and expect to grow, even while making mistakes, this could be a great course for you.
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😐 Irene Marchenay
I would prefer to see a list of colors and for the teacher to speak slower
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😀 Brianne Seals
The class is great, I am learning a lot and able to follow along. I wish he would share the name of the color he is using though.
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😀 Ashutosh Daschaudhury
Very nicely presented and an exceptional artist.
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😀 Thien Yien Fong
I am a beginner in watercolor. I have started few hours into the course and I am already learning a lot from it. It is well structure, the audio is comfortable to listen and very quality content. 100% recommend to everyone who wish to learn painting food using watercolor.
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😀 Torngus
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😀 Lo yih torng
