Capture the Essence of Flight

Embark on an exciting journey to learn the art of painting hummingbirds in flight. These tiny, vibrant creatures move with grace and agility; capturing them on paper requires a keen eye. As we delve into this lesson, we will explore techniques to help you bring these ethereal beings to life in your artwork without the need for excessive detail.

Keep it Simple

When painting hummingbirds in flight, consider placing them amidst colorful flowers or against a backdrop of a clear blue sky to add depth and interest to your artwork. To create a visually appealing piece that showcases the hummingbird's beauty and conveys a sense of movement and life in the painting. Experiment with different compositions and backgrounds 

Remember, art is not just about replicating reality but about capturing the essence and spirit of the subject.




Who this is for

Anyone who wants to be more confident when painting.

You can learn everything you did in my in-person workshop and even more. This platform allows me to offer you more flexibility and in-depth information.

Curriculum


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Birgit O'Connor

Birgit O’Connor is a Master artist and a signature member of M-NWWS, (Northwest Watercolor Society) M-CWA, (California Watercolor Association) M-LWS (Louisiana Watercolor Society).

She is an award winning artist, judge, juror and author of the top-selling North Light books “ Watercolor in Motion”"Paint Watercolor Flowers" and “Watercolor Essentials” along with being included in three other titles. Known for her original paintings and inspirational teaching style.

Publications include the New York Times, SF Gate,Artist Magazine and Watercolor Artist Magazine INK in New Mexico, in the United States, Dobry Zank, (Poland) "L'Art de l'Aquarelle (France). Her memberships include Cambridge Who’s Who, Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Women.