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Watercolour and Gouache Art Workshops

byShrub The Art StudioIn-person workshops in Bengaluru; Online sessions availableStarts from600 per participant per sessionView full gallery

Let’s play with colour. Whether you love the soft, dreamy flow of watercolours or the creamy, bold finish of gouache, these sessions are all about relaxing and creating something beautiful.

I have a soft spot for vintage doors. In this video, I use watercolors and a fine liner pen to capture the texture and charm of an old red door, complete with stone steps and a classic lamp.

This painting features a stack of balanced rocks, combining the soft blending of watercolors with detailed pen work. It's a meditative piece that's all about finding harmony and balance.

A tribute to music and color. This piece is a watercolor painting of a saxophone set against a vibrant, mosaic-style background of lotus flowers. It was so much fun to play with all these bright colors.

Here's a look at a sketchbook spread of wonderful wildflowers. The video shows the transition from a simple black and white line drawing to a fully colored piece using watercolors.

A magical mushroom forest created with watercolors in my new sketchbook. This piece is all about creating a whimsical scene with different types of mushrooms and fine line details.

This is a simple and cute planter painting using gouache. The opaque nature of gouache paint is perfect for creating bold, flat layers of color, as seen in the striped pot and vibrant green leaves.

Playing with watercolors is one of the best feelings. This tutorial shows how to create colorful Easter eggs by letting the watercolors blend and flow, then adding small details with a white pen.

An abstract piece created with a textured blue acrylic background. I then used a white gel pen to draw the simple, elegant outline of a girl, showing how minimalism can be very powerful.

My version of the famous "Starry Night." I used pen and watercolor to create this piece, focusing on patterns and line work to interpret the classic painting in my own style. This piece has been sold.

About Watercolour & Gouache Explorations

People often ask me whether they should start with watercolours or gouache. Think of it this way: watercolours are for when you want to play with transparency, light, and soft gradients, while gouache is your best friend when you want bold, opaque colours that really pop on the page.

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