Botanical Basics

Basic Toning and Values

• Lesson 1: Art Supplies
• Lesson 2: Light Source
• Lesson 3: Three Tone Values
• Lesson 4: Create a Value Scale of 9 Tones
• Lesson 5: Create a Value Scale Tool
• Lesson 6: Continuous Toning

Toning 3 dimensional form in grisalle technique or gray scale

• Lesson 7: Toning an Arc Tone Bar
• Lesson 8: Toning a Cylinder
• Lesson 9: Cylinder Becomes a Branch
• Lesson 10: Toning a Sphere
• Lesson 11: Drawing a Sphere with Cast Shadow and Reflective Highlight
• Lesson 12: Sphere Becomes a Tomato

Adding Color to From

• Lesson 13: Color Tone Bars for Branch and Tomato
• Lesson 14: Adding Color to a Branch
• Lesson 15: Adding Color to a Tomato
• Lesson 16: Feathering Technique
• Lesson 17: Drawing a Cherry Tomato in Color

Overlaps

• Lesson 18: Plaid
• Lesson 19: Small Fruits
• Lesson 20: Roots
• Lesson 21: Complex Overlaps

Pattern

• Lesson 22: Feather
• Lesson 23: Apple
• Lesson 24: Onion
• Lesson 25: Petal
• Lesson 26: Cross-Contour
• Lesson 27: Applying Pattern to Apple
• Lesson 28: Applying Pattern to Petal

Using Watercolor and Colored Pencil Together

• Lesson 29: Methods of Applying Watercolor
• Lesson 30: Combining Watercolor and Colored Pencil
• Lesson 31: Using Watercolor from a Tube
• Lesson 32: Drawing a Petal with Watercolor
• Lesson 33: Adding Colored Pencil to Your Petal

Rolling and Twisting Forms

• Lesson 34: Ribbon
• Lesson 35: Parallel Vein Leaf
• Lesson 36: Net Vein Leaf
• Lesson 37: Petal
• Lesson 38: Advanced Ribbon
• Lesson 39: Complex Bark