Jean Pederson: Wet Glazing Watercolor PortraitJean Pederson's gradual glazing process keeps portraits under control. Wet into wet watercolor can get out of hand in a hurry. But Jean Pederson's gradual glazing process keeps portraits under control. In this watercolor workshop you'll build smooth facial contours with thin, deliberate layers of transparent paint. Jean's in depth discussions of anatomy, lighting and color provide all the tools you'll need to capture the nuances of the human face.

Second Pour

Energize your brushstrokes

The video is a focus on drawing

Video Length: 7 Hours

It wasn’t long before his work began showing up in exhibitions and private collections all over Europe

Cartoon Line Drawing

Add Water Texture

“I like to Capture the Authenticity of the Day

Also because of that clear instruction

known for his free watercolor style

Bill Davidson considers himself a "recovering lawyer

The detailed technique for light reflecting on a building or passing over the uneven surface of a cobblestone road