Watercolour Painting - Free Art Tutorials It may be safe to assume watercolours are the most favoured of all mediums, which is interesting given the media is not for the faint of heart, and often has a mind of its own. The free watercolour painting tutorials below cover realistic portrayals from a range of subject matters.  | DRAHTHAAR DOG PORTRAIT, USING 4 PIGMENTS |  | | | Art Category: Watercolour Free Art Tutorial Artist: Cyrille Jubert I first came into contact with Cyrille through his zany and endearing French humour, some time ago. His realistic portraits of dogs have now made him a sought after professional artist in high demand. This watercolour demonstration is composed of only four pigments and just goes to prove that less is more. Click below to view the free art lesson, and if you are looking for a commissioned portrait of your dog, Monsieur Jubert is the man to approach.  | |  | |  |
 | IRISH, CONNEMARA HILLS |  | | | Art Category: Oil Painting Free Art Tutorial Artist: Billy Campbell Billy Campbell began painting in 1967, and moved from oil painting to watercolours in the late 1980's. This watercolour demonstration is based on Connemara, Ireland, capturing The mountains known as The Bens or The Twelve Pins.  | |  | |  |
 | WATERCOLOR DRYBRUSH TECHNIQUE |  | | | Art Category: Oil Painting Free Art Tutorial Artist: Ottorino De Lucchi OTTORINO DE LUCCHI, born in Ferrara, works in Folgaria (Trento). In recent years, he has developed a painting technique based on watercolor drybrush which allows to mantain the brightness of the watercolor.  | |  | |  |
 | ALYSSA'S PORTRAIT, (INCLUDES TWO BONUS SPEEDPAINTING VIDEOS) |  | | | Art Category: Oil Painting Free Art Tutorial Artist: Margaret Crowley-Kiggins I first came across Margaret's website during my own first experiences of learning to draw, and I remember being inspired by her work. Margaret Crowley-Kiggins began painting since the age of twelve and has exhibited in nearly one hundred juried exhibitions, having won numerous awards. In this free art lesson, we are taken step-by-step through the processes of painting a watercolour portrait.  | |  | |  |
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