Doug Lew: Painting Motion in WatercolorJoin watercolorist, Doug Lew, and learn how to add motion and life to your paintings. Doug uses composition and a variety of watercolor techniques to create a sense of movement. He begins by describing four techniques he uses to depict motion. Then you see his use of preliminary sketches to thoroughly understand how his subject might look in motion. You learn how to emphasize movement by using strong color, bold values and painterly brush strokes.

Interview with Nancy Boren

No more brushes falling into your paint or the dirt

As in his previous videos

Gallery of finished paintings

This clarity will bring you great confidence as you paint wet-into-wet

This is not the typical demonstration painting seen in workshops

How to prepare your canvas in advance and why it’s just like wearing Spanx™

David is a member of the prestigious Society of Animal Artists and the Artists for Conservation Foundation (formerly Worldwide Nature Artists Group)

How to mix color and create your own color wheels

compositions and values while learning how to paint trees

How to edit your scene down to the basics for powerful impact

As Craig says