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Path Painter hack. Written and produced by Morgan, Social Media Coordinator. In this video you’ll learn some incredible watercolor painting tips, the essential do’s and don’ts, from our talented artist and designer Bec.Click Here for Path painter Hack
These skills are ideal for beginners and for anyone who needs a good refresher. You can also paint alongside Bec as you watch this video. The tools you’ll need to use throughout the video include, A watercolor palette 1 Flat Brush 1 Thick Round Brush 1 Thin Round Brush 2 Water Jars Some paper Towels Standard Paper 80GSM And Watercolour Paper preferable 220GSM. Have you got everything? You do, great! Now let’s get started! Different paper stock. Which is the best for watercolor painting? There are so many different paper stock options available to purchase nowadays. However, with watercolor painting, your choice of paper can drastically change the outcome of your artwork. Here Bec is painting on the. My Design Journey: Emily Heath. Emily’s path to becoming a pro painter happened in four short years. Taking one of our courses led to an internship with the Longina Phillips Designs studio, which evolved into a job offer. Working in-house she was exposed to a painting style that would change her career and her life. We love this story because it proves you can pivot a creative career while raising kids — AND find success pretty fast! I started at Longina Phillips Designs as an intern in 2017 and ended up staying for four years! I had very young children when I began and was fortunate to find a workplace that was flexible and supportive of my role as a mum. Much to my delight, after finishing my internship I was offered a job. I think my most memorable moment would be selling my first design… pretty sure I cried! I owe my painting style to LPD. The regular in-house workshops held at Longina Phillips Designs were a great way to learn new skills and when Tannya. My Design Journey: Tannya Harricks. This week we cheer on prize-winning painter, Tannya Harricks (who also happens to be our former creative director at Longina Phillips Designs). Her chunky acrylic paint application and bold colour choices will make you want to pick up a paint brush, pronto! Scroll for her story and a timeline of creations. Photo: This is from about 2014 I think when I did some freelance design work for Longina Phillips Designs. I worked at Longina Phillips Designs in the mid nineties after studying graphic design and working in-house for a fashion designer. The LPD studio was an exciting place to work with an abundance of reference materials from around the world and plenty of space to create. No day was the same, every brief and every client was different. I think we only had one computer then and I mostly did the illustrations for placement print designs, storyboards and logos. I do remember the first print design I did that sold.
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