“Your own fairy tale starts at your fingertips”

Even if it's your first time, it's fine.

As I followed it step by step, from sketching to coloring, the finished work was in my hands.

Tell my story in a picture.

Beyond simple techniques, I express my memories and feelings like a fairy tale.

The result is a work and a record.

You can collect your completed works and keep them in your own e-book portfolio.

This class starts with basic tools, water control, and emotional coloring exercises

We will work with you step by step, from the harmony of characters and backgrounds to color variations.

At the end, I'll organize the finished pictures and help you create and record them at the same time.

My story, my picture!

This is a class where you complete a one-shot fairy tale scene with watercolors and emotions.

Even if you are a beginner, you can follow along with your finished work step by step and write your own record.

3 reasons this class is special

❶ Watercolor practice with emotion

It's not just a lesson about drawing pretty pictures.

It expresses emotions such as joy, sorrow, and excitement with color, and uses smudging and overlapping painting to capture the soul.

After taking the course, you'll be able to complete characters and scenes that are full of emotion.

❷ Fairytale harmony of characters and backgrounds

Beyond the basics of watercolor, people and backgrounds are drawn together to form a single story scene.

Using light, color, and composition, you can learn compositions where margins and emotions coexist, and complete fairytale-like scenes.

❸ Linking creation and recording

A finished work doesn't just end with a painting.

You can keep your own creative records by organizing them into an e-book portfolio.

You'll get a special experience where you can share on social media, give gifts, and expand your artist portfolio.

Effects of taking classes

Emotive watercolor portraits and background expressions
Emotional color smudging and tonal blending exercises
Complete your own one-shot fairy tale scene
Experience creating an e-book portfolio

Recommended class targets

Those who want to express their emotions with watercolors
Hobby creator who wants to draw fairy tale pictures
Those who want to write a picture of their own story
Those who want to incorporate storytelling into education and art guidance

Things to note before taking the class

This class was prepared from the basics so that even if you have no watercolor experience, you can follow along step by step.

You can get started with basic tools such as a brush, paper, and palette, and you can easily prepare according to the instructions in the course.

The practical course was designed to complete my own scene through emotional character coloring, warm background creation, and color variations.

The finished work can be organized in the form of an e-book, and can also be used for social media sharing and portfolios.

What to bring

*You can prepare your own by referring to the information below.

This class Tools used in actual teachingLet's just proceed.

With a similar product substitutableIt also guides you through the minimum and recommended configurations.

✏️ Sketch steps

holder pencil(Staedtler 780C, 2.0mm) + padding(Blue/2H/4B)
Mars Shim Yim 502
Mojo croquis book 70g (357×257mm, etc., free)
Tracing paper & lightpad (optional)
eraser: Mochi eraser, mono zero

🎨 Coloring steps

watercolor paper: Fabriano New Attisco 300g Medium wood · pure white
- Recommended size: 230×305 mm (small size) / 305 x 455 mm (medium)
- Other 355 x 510 mm, 560 x 760 mm, batteries are also available
watercolor: Shinhan Professional 30 colors
(If you are used to mixing colors, 13 and 18 colors are possible, but for beginners, 24 colors or more are convenient.)
pallets
- aluminum pallet: Inexpensive, with coloring → Recommended for getting started
- bulletproof (glass) pallet: Low coloring, flat, easy to clean → Upgrade recommended
Brush set (example)
- Flat brush (thick brush) 1
- round brush: Huahong 700R No. 4, 8, and 12(Artificial hair, recommended)
- mixed hair: SILVER BRUSH 3000S No. 8(optional)
- Natural hair: Raphael 803 No. 0(optional)
other: Water bottle (2 separate compartments recommended), dishcloth/cloth (or towel), masking tape

Minimum configuration: Paper (230×305 mm), 24 or more colors of paint, palette, flat brush 1 + round brush size 8, bucket, cloth

Recommended configuration: Paper (305 x 455 mm), 30 colors of paint, bulletproof palette, flat brush + round brush size 4, 8, 12 + bucket (2 slots), dishcloth, masking tape

A scene from my own fairy tale completed in watercolor

A scene from my own fairy tale completed in watercolor