Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this demonstration, featuring dry-stone walls and a loose wet-in-wet background, Peter demonstrates how using fewer brush-strokes to explain a scene is better than cluttering it up with too much visual information.
For more tutorials, and full-length demonstrations on painting dry-stone walls and buildings, order Peter's DVD - 'STONE WALLS AND SHEEP', or Part 5 of his WATERCOLOUR FOR BEGINNERS series, 'Buildings and Perspective'.
The DVDs can be ordered from his online shop at peterwoolley.co.uk
Now, available to order in both PAL and NTSC formats!
Why not become one of Peter's online students? For a full, online course in watercolour painting, with personal, one-to-one tuition and feedback, sign up to Peter's PRIVATE ONLINE STUDENT SERVICE today - Details can be found at peterwoolley.co.uk
In this demonstration, featuring dry-stone walls and a loose wet-in-wet background, Peter demonstrates how using fewer brush-strokes to explain a scene is better than cluttering it up with too much visual information.
For more tutorials, and full-length demonstrations on painting dry-stone walls and buildings, order Peter's DVD - 'STONE WALLS AND SHEEP', or Part 5 of his WATERCOLOUR FOR BEGINNERS series, 'Buildings and Perspective'.
The DVDs can be ordered from his online shop at peterwoolley.co.uk
Now, available to order in both PAL and NTSC formats!
Why not become one of Peter's online students? For a full, online course in watercolour painting, with personal, one-to-one tuition and feedback, sign up to Peter's PRIVATE ONLINE STUDENT SERVICE today - Details can be found at peterwoolley.co.uk
