Barn Owl Watercolor Workshop - Full Video Tutorial
Sale Price: $35.00 Original Price: $45.00

How to Paint a Realistic Barn Owl | Complete Watercolor Workshop Video

From an actual in-person watercolor workshop where I taught people how to paint a barn owl - including students who had never picked up a brush before. They all ended up with paintings they loved.

Here's what's included:

Over 1 hour of uncut workshop footage. You get the real process - not a polished YouTube highlight reel. You see every step, hear actual student questions, and watch how I answer them in real time. That's where the real learning happens.

What I'm teaching:

  • Wet on wet techniques for soft, realistic feathers and a loose background

  • Splatter and dry brush techniques to add texture and depth

  • Lifting out paint to create highlights and dimension

  • How to draw your guide with tips and tricks you can apply to any subject you want to paint

Who this is for:

Beginners with zero experience? Yes. Experienced painters? Also yes. This workshop was designed for mixed skill levels, and everyone walked away with a painting they were proud of. If you've been intimidated by painting birds or realistic subjects, this will change that.

What makes this different:

This isn't a polished, edited-down tutorial. It's a real workshop. You see the process, the questions, the thinking. You get to learn the way people actually learn - by watching someone work and asking questions.

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Contact Me

Interested in working together or planning a painting event? Want to talk about watercolor or other commissioned work? Send me a message and let’s start the conversation.