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In this mini-course you'll learn to:

  • Simplify complex architectural references into clear light and shadow shapes and plan your painting before applying the first wash;
  • Paint luminous tree shadows using wet-on-wet techniques, soft lost-and-found edges, and warm and cool color relationships;
  • Create convincing stone textures with expressive washes and dry-brush techniques while preserving freshness and spontaneity;
  • Add selective architectural details that suggest complexity without painting every individual element;
  • Bring light, shadow, texture, and detail together in a structured step-by-step process to create a complete and atmospheric watercolor painting.

Ivan

Oroz Moler

Watercolor artist

  • Self-taught watercolor artist with around a decade of dedicated practice, specializing in urban and natural landscapes, light, atmosphere, and expressive color.
  • Selected for the International Watercolor Festival of Córdoba for two consecutive years and received the First Honorable Mention in 2026.
  • Won the 2026 Hahnemühle Calendar competition and became a finalist in Artists Magazine’s Splash 27 – Best of Watercolor.
  • Selected for Fabriano in Acquarello for two consecutive years and for the first edition of the Málaga–Almería Festival competition in 2026.
  • Combine my artistic practice with teaching through workshops, demonstrations, and online content, encouraging students to explore watercolor and develop their own artistic voice.
Ivan Oroz Moler

Course materials

  • 100% cotton watercolor paper: 300 GSM, rough texture
  • Watercolor paints (tube paints): Cadmium Orange, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna, Sepia, Opera Rose, Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Lavender, Sap Green, Neutral Tint
  • Mixing palette
  • Brushes:
    • Round mop brushes
    • Flat mop brushes
    • Synthetic brushes in different sizes (Escoda Perla No. 12 and No. 6 used in the video)
  • Water container
  • Highly absorbent sponge (optional)
  • Water spray bottle(s)
  • Kitchen paper / paper towel
  • Painter’s masking tape

Inside the course: guided practice sessions

Before the final old town painting, Ivan Oroz Moler guides you through essential watercolor techniques step by step — helping you simplify light and shadow, create vibrant wet-on-wet effects, suggest natural stone textures, and build atmosphere before bringing everything together.

Simplifying a Scene: Seeing Light and Shadow
Simplifying a Scene: Seeing Light and Shadow · 40 min
Learn how to simplify a complex architectural scene by focusing on its essential patterns of light and shadow. We will identify the main value masses, reduce the reference into clear, manageable shapes, and learn to ignore unnecessary details that can distract from the overall composition
Painting Luminous Tree Shadows
Painting Luminous Tree Shadows · 48 min
Learn how to paint expressive, luminous tree shadows that bring atmosphere to your watercolor scene. Using wet-on-wet techniques, we will explore how to create soft, lost and found edges, balance warm and cool colors to enhance the feeling of sunlight, and introduce subtle color variations to make your shadows appear vibrant and full of life.
Expressive Stone Textures
Expressive Stone Textures · 1 hour
Learn how to create convincing stone textures without painting every individual detail. Using watercolor washes and expressive dry-brush techniques, we will explore how to suggest the texture, age, and character of stone while adding selective architectural details.

Pricing

Full access
 
  • 4h 20m of step-by-step video: theory + real-time practice
  • 1 finished painting — «Shadows of the Old Town»
  • Machine-translated subtitles: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Polish, Portuguese, Hungarian, Chinese, Indonesian
  • Lifetime access to all course materials
20.99 $
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