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Suggested contributions of £10, £20 and £30 allow me to continue these classes.
Although this class can be attended as a stand-alone session, (i.e you do not have to have done any classes prior to this) It is recommended that you have knowledge of flat laying and base colouring. To learn how to flat lay, click here.
Following and using the templates provided, in this class, you will focus on painting, rendering and developing your comprehensive Persian garden.
By the end of this session, you'd have made a good start and will have enough knowledge to allow you to complete your garden in your own time, with confidence. There is no expiry* date on this class, so you can repeat recordings and watch again when you believe it most beneficial.
Following and using the templates provided, in this class, you will focus on painting, rendering and developing your comprehensive Persian garden.
By the end of this session, you'd have made a good start and will have enough knowledge to allow you to complete your garden in your own time, with confidence. There is no expiry* date on this class, so you can repeat recordings and watch again when you believe it most beneficial.
*All recordings are available for as long as the class remains online. In the event that the classes are removed, a one month notice will be provided.
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Paint a floral garden
Location?
Online (on Zoom) For in-person classes, please email Yasmin.
Questions?
Please email: info@yasminhayat.com
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Material list
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Red Earth
UK linked here, US here.
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Tracing paper
UK linked here, US linked here
- Water
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Burnisher.
For UK, I'd recommend this burnisher.
For US, link here
You can also use a Cowrie shell as a burnisher. With Cowrie shells and marble/agate eggs, you have to make sure they're smooth. It's difficult to recommend without seeing or feeling them. I have bought Cowrie shells online, and have linked one here, For US, please click here
- Handover brushes series 33 (or any other good quality, Kolinsky sable watercolour brush) in sizes 00, 1, 2 and 6/8.
00 Brush linked here
Size 1 Brush linked here
Size 2 Brush linked here
Size 8 Brush linked here
- A ceramic palette with large wells (linked here) or sauce dishes. I have linked some here for the US and here for the UK.
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2B, HB and H pencil (0.3 if using mechanical)
- Ruling pen (optional) linked here
- Masking tape, linked here.
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Compass or geometry kit. For UK, please click here, For US, please click here
- Ruler, linked here.
- Eraser / mono-eraser, linked here
- 300gsm hot pressed water colour paper, in A4 or A3, Linked here.
- A4 (8.27 x 11.69 inches) or larger drawing board or hardback book. (A drafting table can be used.)
- Templates (received in email closer to the course date)
- Kitchen towel or old dish cloth
- Readymade, or hand-made gold
For a small pan, click here -
For medium, click hereFor large, click here
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Prepared watercolour pigment from Masterclass or gouache in the following recommended colours:
Indigo (Beginners indigo, click here. For recommended - click here) Ultramarine. (Beginners Ultramarine, click here. For recommended - click here)
Cadmium or Lemon yellow (Beginners Lemon yellow, click here. For recommended - click here)
Yellow Ochre, click here
Alizarin Crimson, click here.
Vermillion or Cadmium Red. (Beginners Vermillion, click here. For recommended - click here)
Titanium or Zinc white. (For titanium click here. For zinc - click here)
Black (lamp black or ivory black) click here
Burnt umber or Red ochre or Sepia, click here
Oxide of Chromium* (click here)
Watercolour set* (Generic, Ideally tubes. Linked here)
Malachite.
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Is there any preparation?
All participants will receive an email prior to the workshop if preparation is required.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting slightly messy. Avoid wearing: Baggy clothing (especially sleeves) and loose jewellery.