Mandy Peltier Artist

Learn how to paint a watercolor watermelon popsicle using a fun wipe and lift technique! This is a variation of the class I taught through Winsor & Newton for Michaels Stores on 6/22/21. If this video is a bit fast-paced for you, watch the live, real-time version of the red, white, and blue popsicle I taught using this same technique here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE-QX.... The outline for the watermelon popsicle can be downloaded here: https://mandypeltier.com/wp-content/u... Music in the Video: Creamy by Limujii https://soundcloud.com/limujii Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3A8mTaO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/gyznaxwYR4w

Learn in real time how to create a quick and easy watercolor loose floral notecard to give to a friend or loved one. Enjoy! Supplies: - Winsor & Newton Cotman Sketchers' Pocket Box Set - #10 Round Brush - #6 Round Brush - Fabriano Artistico Cold Press 140lb Watercolor Paper, Trimmed to 5x5 - Artist's Palette with Individual Wells - Toothpick - Glass Filled with Water - Paper Towel - Pen-Touch Gold 2.0mm Metallic Marker

Here is a time lapse video of me painting a loose watercolor bumblebee.

Learn how to draw a lollipop using colored pencils on Dura-Lar film! Download the free, detailed PDF workbook of this lollipop tutorial at http://www.mandypeltier.com. On the header of my website, click on "Tutorials", and then you will see the lollipop tutorial. Click on the tutorial and it will download. This video is meant to be supplementary or secondary as a useful aid for visual learners. Supply List: 1. Grafix Dura-Lar Double Sided .005 Matte Film, cut to 4x6 size - 2. Tombow 2.3mm Mono Zero Eraser 3. #4 Blending Stump 4. Swiffer Wet Jet Pad or Panty Hose 5. Prismacolor Premier Pencils: Pale Vermilion, Crimson Red, Tuscan Red, 50% French Grey, White, Pale Aqua 6. Artist Tape

Learn how to draw loose-style watercolor peaches using watercolor pencils on watercolor paper! Download the free, detailed PDF workbook of this peaches tutorial at http://www.mandypeltier.com. On the header of my website, click on "Tutorials", and then you will see the peaches tutorial. Click on the tutorial and it will download. This video is meant to be supplementary or secondary as a useful aid for visual learners. Supply List: 1. Canson XL Watercolor Paper or other Cold Press Watercolor Paper 2. Liquid Frisket 3. Toothpick 4. Round Watercolor Brushes, sizes 2 and 6 5. Paper Towels 6. Caran d'Ache Palette Aquarelle 7. Prismacolor Watercolor Pencils

I recorded myself painting robin eggs in a bird's nest using Cotman watercolors, masking fluid, and a wipe and lift technique with a clean, wet brush and paper towel. This may become the subject matter for an upcoming free national online class through Michaels Stores and Winsor & Newton that I will be teaching. Stay tuned!

This folkart-inspired watercolor rooster is the subject matter for an upcoming national online class through Winsor & Newton and Michaels Stores that I have the great privilege and honor to teach! It will take place on March 9, 2021 from 2pm to 3pm EST. We will be using the Winsor & Newton Cotman Sketchers Pocket Box watercolor set to create this piece. I hope you'll join me! This class is *FREE* to take, and you can find the class and sign up for it by going here: https://www.michaels.com/onlineclasses.

This video shows you how I painted abstract and atmospheric daffodils using Winsor & Newton Cotman watercolor pans. It is fun, quick, and therapeutic to paint abstractly!

Winsor & Newton drawing inks are colored using dye instead of pigment (which makes them nice and bright), they have a lovely shellac binder, and they dry pretty fast, too. The drawing inks can be used alone or mixed with other drawing inks, and they can also be diluted with water, which makes this medium the PERFECT choice for this technique that uses multiple layers, with each layer increasing in saturation. This little piece is actually the subject matter for an upcoming national online class through Winsor & Newton and Michaels Stores that I will be teaching. It will take place on February 9, 2021 from 2pm to 3pm EST, and this class will teach you how to create and layer drawing inks to create the above bloom (we will actually create a composition of 3 blooms in the class). This is going to be a fun class, and I can promise you that I have this layering thing down to a science! This class is *FREE* to take, and you can find the class and sign up for it by going here: https://www.michaels.com/onlineclasses