Three New Watercolor Lessons for Beautiful Floral Details
New individual video lessons
Small floral details can transform an entire painting
Three focused watercolor lessons invite you to slow down, observe more closely and practise the delicate transitions, textures and edges that bring flowers to life.
Sometimes it is not the whole flower that feels difficult. It is one particular passage: the luminous colour inside a rose, the shifting hues of hydrangea petals, the intricate centre of a daisy or the soft folds of a rhododendron.
These new watercolor lessons allow you to concentrate on exactly those areas. Each lesson is taken from my complete Stunning Flowers Masterclass and can now also be purchased individually. This makes them ideal when you would like to practise one flower, one technique or one specific challenge at your own pace.
Paint a Glowing Rose
Explore warm, luminous colour, beautifully curved petals and the subtle value changes that give a rose depth without losing the transparency of watercolor.
Paint Hydrangea Petals
Learn how to combine blues, violets, pinks and greens while creating soft transitions, convincing overlaps and the wonderful colour variety found in hydrangea petals.
Daisy Centre & Rhododendron
Build the richly detailed centre of a white daisy and discover how warm and cool colour, shadows and carefully chosen edges create the softly folded petals of a rhododendron.
Already own the Stunning Flowers Masterclass?
These three individual watercolor lessons are included in the complete Stunning Flowers Masterclass. If you already own the full masterclass, you do not need to purchase them separately. The individual lessons are simply a flexible option for artists who would like to focus on one flower study at a time.
Learn at your own pace
What is included with each lesson
- Clear, guided video instruction
- Close-up demonstrations of the painting process
- Reference photographs
- Drawings for the flower studies
- Images of the finished watercolor paintings
- Immediate access after purchase
Why practise individual flower studies?
A focused study gives you space to look carefully and understand what is really happening inside a flower. You can practise colour mixing, soften or define edges deliberately and learn how light and shadow describe form. These skills do not remain limited to one subject — they will support you in every floral watercolor you paint.
Whether you choose the glowing rose, the many-coloured hydrangea or the two-part daisy and rhododendron lesson, I hope the demonstrations encourage you to paint with more confidence, curiosity and joy.
Choose your next flower
Learn one detail at a time
Explore all three individual watercolor lessons — or discover the complete masterclass if you would like to paint the full collection of flower studies.
