Abstract Landscape Painting in Mixed Media – A Two-Part Online Class Recording

This class is a deep and practical exploration of how to create abstract paintings inspired by nature and landscape. It includes 3 hours of structured lessons and a 3-hour recorded painting session, where I walk you through my personal creative approach—from concept to finished work.

✦ What’s Included:

6 hours of video lessons

• Part 1 (3 hours – Pre-recorded Lessons)
Learn the thinking process behind abstract painting. I explain how I choose and use references, build a color palette, and make decisions about composition, materials, and textures. You’ll get practical insight into working with contrasts and building your own creative language.
I demonstrate this process with three different nature-based references, and you’ll also receive homework to help prepare your own reference and concept for painting.
• Part 2 (3 hours – Practice Session Recording)
Watch a full painting session where I create 5 abstract artworks based on one of the nature scenes shown in Part 1. You’ll see every step, with detailed explanations of how I make choices—materials, colors, shapes, layers—so you can follow the full path from inspiration to artwork.
You can paint along using my reference or apply the same process to your own.

✦ This Class Is For You If:

• You want to learn how to start an abstract painting from nature-based inspiration.
• You feel lost when it comes to creating something abstract from real-world images.
• You want to go beyond techniques and understand the creative decisions behind the painting process.
• You’re curious how one reference can lead to multiple, unique abstract interpretations.

 ✨ Bonus – Community Support!

All students will be invited to a Telegram chat group where you can ask questions, share your work, and get feedback as you practice.

Lifetime Access – After enrolling, you'll have lifetime access to the class recordings and materials for 6 months. It’s enough time to watch, revisit, and explore the lessons at your own pace — no pressure, just steady, creative learning.