This Chapter will cover in detail and with examples/spoilers on how I use them in my daily life. On each page, I will give you relevant tips about that specific material.
Students tend to skip this part because it usually is boring. I tried to show you the materials and added photos and videos from other galaxies that I created to keep them a bit more interesting.
Please keep in mind that it is crucial to know how your materials work and how they do not work. 

I am going to show you:
My favorite Watercolor Paper
Favorite Watercolor
The Best Brushes to Create Nebulas
Why Liquid Watercolor is essential to me
How to Create your Stars
How to Choose your Color Combination
Hope you enjoy this portion of my Graphy :)

The Launching Phase

The first question I get from my students is why their galaxies turned into a weird color, a grayish-brown hue. 
This Chapter is to show you how to avoid the muddy color.
I am going to show you examples of quick swatches.
How to create color combos
I am picking the colors for our nebula and how I mix them.
How I blend the colors
The type of brush-stroke I use
How I lift the color
I am showing you a quick demo to know what to expect before jumping to painting the real deal. 
We are going to start painting and creating the form of your nebula.
To end this Chapter, we are going to start building the first layer of your painting.

The Beginning Phase

In this chapter, we are going to keep building your layers.
Drop the color, blend
Drop the color, blend
We are going to create the white area of the nebula. Is a technique that you will use on your future projects.
How I softened the edges to create an ombre effect. 
At this point, your painting is flourishing; you are starting to get a more defined vision of what your result might be.
We are going to start creating more depth through light and shade
I am going to show you how I lift the color. 
I will add an extra chapter showing you more examples of me lifting the color on different paintings I made in the past.

The Flourishing Phase

Let's give your galaxy an extra something.
We are going to create movement
We are going to make the stars
I am going to show you more examples where I lift the colors from different paintings
And why not? I will show you some fun and practical ideas on how I use some of my galaxies.

The Landing Phase

The reason Laura paints galaxies is that the process relaxes her regardless of the result. She hopes to pass that on to you through her Graphy.
This Graphy is designed to provide you with the necessary foundation on how to create a nebula. You will explore day to day techniques using watercolor. 
This class is geared towards people who want to adventure right away without having the basic watercolor knowledge. That is how Laura started painting, and that is what she wants to pass on to you. 

You will learn:
About her favorite materials
The movements of the brush
How to create color combinations
How to prepare your paper
How to make the form of your nebula and the size
How to drop the color and how to blend it
How to create the layers and mix them
How to add/create the stars

This Graphy is an Introductory Graphy to give you the necessary information to start creating right away and give yourself a calming break.

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