Learn How To Paint a Cat | Intermediate Watercolor Painting by Sarah Cray & Let's Make Art

Find the watercolor art supplies used to create the Window Cat watercolor painting here ➝ http://letsmakeart.com/windowcat For additional supplies, visit ➝ http://letsmakeart.com In this project learn how to create an out of focus effect to communicate a different perspective. This lesson teaches how the environment will affect the lighting of our subject! By focusing on value control, learn how to communicate dimension within your painting. Welcome to Let's Make Art! We began with the idea in mind to create an art supplies shop that empowers everyone to create. By combining hand-picked paint, paper, brushes, and so much more with expert-led art education, Let's Make Art is a wonderful start for watercolor painting, especially for beginners just starting out. Led by watercolor artist Sarah Cray, who has a flair for teaching both basic painting techniques and more advanced concepts in an achievable and accessible way, Let's Make Art is known for easy and fun art tutorials for all experience levels. Join us, and learn how to paint with watercolors at Let's Make Art! Looking for more Let's Make Art online? Instagram:   / letsgomakeart   Facebook:   / letsgomakeart   Facebook Watercolor Group:   / letsgomakeart   Chapters & Timestamps 00:00 - Welcome & Hello 00:35 - Steps 01:40 - Supplies & colors used (Rose Red, Deep Blue, Paynes Gray, Honey Brown, Bleed Proof White) 02:34 - Oath 03:20 - Step 1: Paint the window 14:39 - Step 2: Paint the tree trunks within the window 18:32 - Step 3: Paint the window seal 36:03 - Step 4: Paint the body of the cat 42:42 - Step 5: Paint the facial details of the cat 48:05 - Step 6: Paint a shadow on the cat 51:37 - Step 7: Add any finishing details #letsmakeart #sarahcray #watercolorpainting #watercolortutorial #watercolor #pets #intermediate #artlesson #catpainting