Watercolor Landscape Workshop
Build a stronger, more flexible approach to watercolor landscapes with a deep library of practical demonstrations and exercises.
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Getting Started
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Sky Techniques
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Simple Gradated
Simple Gradated sky
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Gradated sky with cumulous clouds
Adding cumulous clouds to the gradated sky
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Gradated sky with cumulous clouds part 2
Adding more detail to the cumulous clouds
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Layered
Adding more layers to the sky
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Layered part 2
Adding on to the layered sky
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Soft sunset
Painting a soft sunset in the sky
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Simple winter
simple winter variegated sky
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Negative space
Focusing on the negative space in the sky
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Approaching storm
Painting an approaching storm in the sky
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Approaching storm part 2
Continuing painting the approaching storm in the sky
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Nocturnal
Painting a nocturnal sky
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Master's
Master’s sky examples
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Master's part 2
See these ideas in action
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Sky reel assignment
Practice this assignment with your own painting
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Robert's easy sky assignment
Follow along with Robert’s sky assignment
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Sky reel advanced
An advanced practice reel for the sky.
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Final assignment reel
complete the final sky assignment
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Cloud critiques
Watch as I critique several artwork from students.
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Cloud critiques continued
Watch as I critique student’s artwork.
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Robert skies assignment part 1
Follow along as Robert walks you through his thought process on painting skies
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Robert skies assignment part 2
Follow along for more assignments on painting skies
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Robert skies assignment part 3
Follow along for more assignments on sky paintings
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Robert skies assignment part 4
Follow along for more assignments on sky paintings
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Tree Techniques
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Tree techniques
learning the techniques behind painting tress.
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Tree techniques part 2
Learn more techniques on painting trees with watercolor
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Alternative brushes
Learn how to use different brushes to paint trees
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Bristle brush
Learn watercolor techniques with a bristle brush
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Color & layers
Use watercolor and layers to create trees
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Color & layers part 2
learn more about watercolor and layers to create trees
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Color & layers part 3
Learn more about watercolor and layers to paint trees
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Winter trees
learn to use watercolor to paint winter trees
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Negative space trees
Learn to use negative space to paint trees
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Negative space trees part 2
Learn how to use negative space to paint trees
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Palm trees
Paint palm trees using watercolor
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Palm trees part 2
Paint palm trees with watercolor
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Scratching
Mark making techniques
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Scratching part 2
Mark making techniques
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Bonus lesson
Bonus tree technique
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Master's trees part 1
Master’s tree examples
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Master's trees part 2
Master tree example
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Tree assignment
Put your learned skills to the test in this tree assignment
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Robert's tree assignment part 1
Robert’s take on the assignment
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Robert's tree assignment part 2
Analyze trees and paint them in watercolor
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Robert's tree assignment part 3
Learn how to analyze trees and paint them using watercolor
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Grass Techniques
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Simple grass with details
Learn to paint grass with watercolors
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Simple grass with details part 2
Learn to paint more grass details
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Splattering
Grass using splattering techniques
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Using shadows
Paint grass using shadows
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Using shadows part 2
Painting grass using shadows
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Master's grass examples
Learn more from these examples
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Grass assignment
Try out your new techniques with this assignment
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Robert's grass assignment part 1
Watch as Robert walks through the grass assignment
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Robert's grass assignment part 2
Watch as Robert walks through the grass assignment
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Robert's grass assignment part 3
Robert’s take on the grass assignment
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Robert's grass assignment part 4
Watch Robert’s take on the grass assignment
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Rock Techniques
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Field rocks
Paint field rocks using multiple layers
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Field rocks part 2
Learn watercolor techniques to painting rocks
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Field rocks part 3
Learn watercolor techniques to painting rocks
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Alternative technique
Painting field rocks with alternative techniques
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Alternative technique part 2
Learn alternative techniques to painting rocks with watercolor
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Round rocks
Round rocks using wet-in-wet
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Round rocks part 2
Painting round rocks using wet-in-wet
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Master's examples
Master’s rock examples
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Rock assignment
Rock assignment reel
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Robert's rock assignment part 1
Robert’s take on the rock reel
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Robert's rock assignment part 2
Robert’s take on the rock reel
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Robert's rock assignment part 3
Robert’s take on painting rocks
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Assignments & Critiques
What You’ll Love
Build a stronger, more flexible approach to watercolor landscapes with a deep library of practical demonstrations and exercises.
This workshop explores a wide range of ways to handle the major elements of landscape painting, including:
11 approaches to painting skies
10 ways to paint trees
4 approaches to grass
3 techniques for rocks
You’ll also see how these ideas can be combined, adapted, and pushed so you’re not relying on one formula every time you paint.
Inside the Workshop
74 video lessons
4 student assignments
4 matching instructor assignment demonstrations
6 master artist analysis lessons
Demonstration images and supporting assets
Who It’s For
This workshop is a good fit for watercolor artists who want to strengthen their landscape skills, expand their technique vocabulary, and spend less time searching for random answers online.
Rather than teaching one “correct” way to paint a landscape, the course gives you multiple approaches you can experiment with and make your own.