Watercolour Painting Classes for All Ages
Whether you are picking up a brush for the first time or looking to refine your technique, I help you find your voice in watercolour.
A watercolour painting of boats at a harbour during sunset. This piece focuses on capturing the reflection of the sky on the water and creating a calm, serene atmosphere.
My student Harshni proudly displays her finished watercolour painting of a deer in a sunlit forest. It's always a joy to see students happy with their creations.
Here is my offline student Harshni, carefully adding details to her watercolour landscape. She is learning to layer colours to create depth and light.
A watercolour painting of stone steps leading up a hill. This piece is a study in capturing the texture of stone and the interplay of light and shadow in a natural setting.
This watercolour landscape demonstrates how to use shadows to create a sense of depth and time of day. The long shadows suggest the warm light of the late afternoon.
A watercolour painting of a quiet village scene in Kerala. This piece captures the lush greenery and unique architecture of the region, focusing on light and shadow.
A watercolour painting of a small cabin nestled in a forest meadow. This piece uses soft colours and loose brushstrokes to create a peaceful, dreamlike scene.
This watercolour painting of a country house surrounded by gardens is a great example of using colour and light to create a welcoming scene.
A watercolour painting of a boat in the Kerala backwaters, inspired by the work of artist Sunil Linus. We often study other artists to learn new techniques.
A simple yet beautiful watercolour landscape focusing on different types of trees. This is a great exercise for beginners to practice foliage techniques.
About Watercolour Painting
Watercolour is all about controlling the balance of water and pigment. We start by learning how different paper weights react to moisture, as this determines how your colours settle. I guide you through layering, from soft initial washes to the deeper shadows that give your work depth.
In these classes, we break down watercolour painting into manageable steps. Beginners usually start with basic shapes and colour mixing, while those with some experience can dive into specific techniques like wet-on-wet or wet-on-dry painting. We explore various subjects, from landscapes and florals to portrait sketching.
I emphasize understanding light sources, as that is what makes a painting look realistic. Whether you are at my studio in Indiranagar or joining my online sessions, the focus remains on your personal progress. I keep my batches small, between 4 to 6 students, so I can give you individual feedback on your brush control and composition during every session. You will need your own kit, including a good sketchbook and paints, but I provide the space and support to help you practice regularly. It is not about painting perfectly the first time. It is about building the habit and enjoying the process.
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