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		*What will I need?*

Welcome to Learn to do Watercolour Painting
To start, download and print off the pages of instruction, the section divider and the template for the backing stand from the links below. You can file these in a ring binder and add other pages as the course goes on.

Then listen to the audio track below which gives you an introduction to the course and the best way of using the material.

The video clip gives you some tips on looking after your paints and brushes. You can either watch it from the screen below (you may need to click twice on the play button) or download it and save it for viewing when you are offline.

The course is very practical and the best way to learn is by doing. So get your paints out and work along with the material.

Buy the rest of this course from the link at the bottom of this page and learn to paint with regular lessons sent to your email inbox. Part 2 will be sent to you today!


	Here’s what you’ll find in Part 1: what will I need?(4 pages) looking after your paints and brushes (1 page) print your first section divider make your backing board and stand

Buy all the paints, brushes and paper you need for the course at a massive discount from here http://www.artprofile.co.uk/Andy.asp Note: this set substitutes Carmine for Alizarin Crimson and Vermillion for Cadmium Red.

		Listen to the audio here



		Part 1




		your section divider





	print on thin card




	your backing board


	Notes on printing your pages: I can’t watch the video or download pages How do I download and Save the videos?


	Watch the video here

		Download and save the video here (plays in windows media player)


	Coming up in Part 2:




			getting the right mix





		making marks




	cauliflowers, washes and stripes



			paint a picture




	print your second section divider

Click here if you would like to purchase this course TODAY
(if you have not already done so).


	All printable, video and audio material used on this course is copyright protected, and is solely for the use of members of this course. (copyright 2005 Andy Walker.)