In my last class, I explained how I introduced a daily art practice into my life as a way to uplift my mood. With this class, I wanted to continue to explore Adobe Fresco. As a licensing artist, I am constantly looking for ideas for my next collection of artwork. I decided that this time, I would concentrate on a watercolour floral, and I have used Fresco to develop a new look for the next set of florals I create for surface pattern design of dinnerware.

There are so many convincing brushes, from realistic watercolor brushes that spread paint and water to gritty ink pens that can mix with that water already on the canvas. And that is just the tip of the iceberg! There are tons of brilliantly designed pixel brushes too. It's actually quite surprising! You can even import your favorite Photoshop brushes!

Now, I must say that using these tools in isolation would be scandalous. I can combine these tools like never before, like a real mixed-media artist, just as I have always done in my art journals. When you start playing and experimenting with the digital tools you will experience that amazing feeling too. You can make a mess without getting messy and without having to wait for paint and water to dry. In this class, I'll show my unique method of using Adobe Fresco to create alternative pieces of art, mixing up the tools in delightfully intuitive ways. I've created this class with comprehensive step-by-step instruction, where I take you through a compelling brush and approach melee to make fearless, daring and hip pieces of artwork.