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Join me and learn how to combine watercolour and gouache to illustrate an opulent bohemian bungalow!
You can watch it for free with this link. Gouache is a versatile, water-based medium that has enjoyed a recent resurgence in popularity. It has a lovely opaque, velvety quality and is perfect for augmenting your watercolour paintings. I created this class because I used to find gouache kind of mysterious. I loved the look it produced, but what was it? And how do you use it? Plus, I had heaps of watercolours, so I didn’t want to go out and buy a whole new range of paints… So I came up with 3 techniques that will give you the confidence to paint with gouache AND seamlessly combine gouache and watercolour in your artwork! 
This class is for beginner painters through to experienced watercolourists who are new to gouache and want to expand their portfolio. You will add a range of techniques to your quiver and learn to plan your painting with confidence!
You’ll start to look at your paints in a whole new way! I’ll teach you a range of techniques before we embark on our final project where we put it all together! The lessons will cover:
Head over to Skillshare with my link and you can enjoy free access to my class plus thousands of others for two months.
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This is such a fun way to create a repeating pattern with minimal photoshopping. I started off painting my design in the centre of my paper. This square will be the size of the repeating section.   I carefully measure and cut my page into four quarters... the centre points go to the outside, then I proceed to fill in the blank areas with pattern, painting across the cuts.  I match the sides as I continue to fill in across other cut lines until I'm happy with the design.   The pieces look like this once I'm finished ^ then I scan them into my computer to join them back together as a seamless tile that can be repeated again and again! Check out the final patterns below:
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WELCOME TO MERMAiD'S COiNSurf Artist, Hannah Katarski is based in Fremantle, Western Australia. She creates ocean-inspired art that is bohemian, retro and fun. Instagram @MermaidsCoinCategories
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