Start Your Loose Floral Watercolor Journey with Clear Direction — No Talent Required
Master the 5 Key Principles in Just 30 Days,
15 Minutes a Day
It's Tempting to Take Shortcuts...
Why Many Beginners Skip the Basics
● You’re eager to create something beautiful: It’s tempting to jump straight into tutorials because they promise quick results.
● Skipping the Foundations: You might think you can pick up the basics later, focusing on creating art right away.
● The Reality: Tutorials often assume you already know the essentials, leaving you confused when things don’t go as planned.
What Tutorials Don’t Teach You
● The Missing “Why”: Tutorials show you what to do, but rarely explain why it works. Without understanding the reasoning, your growth as an artist is limited.
● Important Steps Left Out: You learn how to finish a painting, but not the crucial fundamentals—like water control, color mixing, or brush techniques—that make it all come together.
● Inconsistent Results: Without a solid foundation, your paintings can be hit or miss. One day it looks great, the next, you’re frustrated and unsure what went wrong.
It’s not too late - you can start today and…
When you take the time to learn the foundational skills, everything starts to make sense. You can recreate successful results, and your confidence grows.
Mastering the basics means you’re no longer tied to tutorials. You can create your own art, expressing your unique vision.
You’ll spend less time troubleshooting and more time actually enjoying painting. No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Instead, what if you can get structured guidance, practical lessons, and belong in a community that supports your growth beyond ‘likes’.
Feel more confident to experiment and push the boundaries of your art, knowing you have the skills to back it up.
It’s not too late - you can start today and…
When you take the time to learn the foundational skills, everything starts to make sense. You can recreate successful results, and your confidence grows.
Mastering the basics means you’re no longer tied to tutorials. You can create your own art, expressing your unique vision.
You’ll spend less time troubleshooting and more time actually enjoying painting. No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Instead, what if you can get structured guidance, practical lessons, and belong in a community that supports your growth beyond ‘likes’.
Feel more confident to experiment and push the boundaries of your art, knowing you have the skills to back it up.
It's Tempting to Take Shortcuts...
Why Many Beginners Skip the Basics
● You’re eager to create something beautiful: It’s tempting to jump straight into tutorials because they promise quick results.
● Skipping the Foundations: You might think you can pick up the basics later, focusing on creating art right away.
● The Reality: Tutorials often assume you already know the essentials, leaving you confused when things don’t go as planned.
What Tutorials Don’t Teach You
● The Missing “Why”: Tutorials show you what to do, but rarely explain why it works. Without understanding the reasoning, your growth as an artist is limited.
● Important Steps Left Out: You learn how to finish a painting, but not the crucial fundamentals—like water control, color mixing, or brush techniques—that make it all come together.
● Inconsistent Results: Without a solid foundation, your paintings can be hit or miss. One day it looks great, the next, you’re frustrated and unsure what went wrong.
It’s not too late - you can start today and…
When you take the time to learn the foundational skills, everything starts to make sense. You can recreate successful results, and your confidence grows.
Mastering the basics means you’re no longer tied to tutorials. You can create your own art, expressing your unique vision.
You’ll spend less time troubleshooting and more time actually enjoying painting. No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Instead, what if you can get structured guidance, practical lessons, and belong in a community that supports your growth beyond ‘likes’.
Feel more confident to experiment and push the boundaries of your art, knowing you have the skills to back it up.
BUT you find out that ‘beginner’ is a broad word online and some tutorials are still not pegged at your level leaving you discouraged and unmotivated.
You question your ability to create as you spend time sifting through the next best ‘beginner friendly’ tutorial in the hope that you can finally paint something you are proud of
BUT you are not ready to invest hundreds of dollars into a course and materials when you can access the buffet of online materials that offer you a multitude of ways of paint from various talented artists.
You aren’t sure if the investment is worth it especially if you are just beginning even though you value structure and feedback to help you learn
BUT you discovered that showing up online has led to increasing feelings of self-doubt around your own progress.
You start to focus on the wrong metrics for your progress, prioritizing ‘likes’ and scrolling through someone else’s progress. Plus, there is little genuine feedback beyond ‘likes’ about where to progress next. There is also bubbling feelings of comparison every time you post a piece of art
BUT you find out that ‘beginner’ is a broad word online and some tutorials are still not pegged at your level leaving you discouraged and unmotivated.
You question your ability to create as you spend time sifting through the next best ‘beginner friendly’ tutorial in the hope that you can finally paint something you are proud of
BUT you are not ready to invest hundreds of dollars into a course and materials when you can access the buffet of online materials that offer you a multitude of ways of paint from various talented artists.
You aren’t sure if the investment is worth it especially if you are just beginning even though you value structure and feedback to help you learn
BUT you discovered that showing up online has led to increasing feelings of self-doubt around your own progress.
You start to focus on the wrong metrics for your progress, prioritizing ‘likes’ and scrolling through someone else’s progress. Plus, there is little genuine feedback beyond ‘likes’ about where to progress next. There is also bubbling feelings of comparison every time you post a piece of art
What if you could stop trading your time scrolling for the next ‘beginner friendly’ tutorial
to help you paint in watercolor and start painting loose watercolor florals effortlessly with new found confidence gained from a solid foundation?
Sounds too good to be true?
Keep reading and I’ll show you exactly how!
What if you could stop trading your time scrolling for the next ‘beginner friendly’ tutorial to help you paint in watercolor and start painting loose watercolor florals effortlessly with new found confidence gained from a solid foundation?
Sounds too good to be true?
Keep reading and I’ll show you exactly how!
"...I really liked how you explained strokes and I couldn't love my stroke brushes any more. Game changer!!! It gave me more confidence that I could make a floral shape even with something that I thought was "ruined"
- Erin
"I am happy that I am learning new skills like how I use and manipulate brushes esp the large brushes as I've never tried painting large (larger than A5) before. I am developing in my understanding of composition, depth using varied value, and colour palette. I don't know if I am improving but I think I am gaining confidence in my approach to florals, I am relying less on copying and using more independent thinking by applying what I've learned in Brush Movement."
- Evelyn
"I found your tips on water and paint ratio very helpful. I actually started off with vintage florals and couldn't understand why I had those weird edges but now I do! And also, 1 get what you mean about using a formula to paint cos after painting with some workshops, I can only paint one particular flower but I realised I can't actually visualise how to paint other flowers to complement it on my own. But your workshop was helpful in learning how to do that and the tips are helpful for landscape too."
- Serene
"I did take away a VERY valuable suggestion which is ALREADY reaping a very different feel in my painting...NOT holding the brush at the ferule. There is a sense of freedom holding the brush higher up and utilizing the movement of the arm. THANK YOU. I am practicing this and I can see how this can lead to "looser" florals."
- Brush Movement Member
"...I really liked how you explained strokes and I couldn't love my stroke brushes any more. Game changer!!! It gave me more confidence that I could make a floral shape even with something that I thought was "ruined"
- Erin
"I am happy that I am learning new skills like how I use and manipulate brushes esp the large brushes as I've never tried painting large (larger than A5) before. I am developing in my understanding of composition, depth using varied value, and colour palette. I don't know if I am improving but I think I am gaining confidence in my approach to florals, I am relying less on copying and using more independent thinking by applying what I've learned in Brush Movement."
- Evelyn
"I found your tips on water and paint ratio very helpful. I actually started off with vintage florals and couldn't understand why I had those weird edges but now I do! And also, 1 get what you mean about using a formula to paint cos after painting with some workshops, I can only paint one particular flower but I realised I can't actually visualise how to paint other flowers to complement it on my own. But your workshop was helpful in learning how to do that and the tips are helpful for landscape too."
- Serene
"...I really liked how you explained strokes and I couldn't love my stroke brushes any more. Game changer!!! It gave me more confidence that I could make a floral shape even with something that I thought was "ruined"
- Erin
"I am happy that I am learning new skills like how I use and manipulate brushes esp the large brushes as I've never tried painting large (larger than A5) before. I am developing in my understanding of composition, depth using varied value, and colour palette. I don't know if I am improving but I think I am gaining confidence in my approach to florals, I am relying less on copying and using more independent thinking by applying what I've learned in Brush Movement."
- Evelyn
"I found your tips on water and paint ratio very helpful. I actually started off with vintage florals and couldn't understand why I had those weird edges but now I do! And also, 1 get what you mean about using a formula to paint cos after painting with some workshops, I can only paint one particular flower but I realised I can't actually visualise how to paint other flowers to complement it on my own. But your workshop was helpful in learning how to do that and the tips are helpful for landscape too."
- Serene
"I did take away a VERY valuable suggestion which is ALREADY reaping a very different feel in my painting...NOT holding the brush at the ferule. There is a sense of freedom holding the brush higher up and utilizing the movement of the arm. THANK YOU. I am practicing this and I can see how this can lead to "looser" florals."
- Brush Movement Member
"...I really liked how you explained strokes and I couldn't love my stroke brushes any more. Game changer!!! It gave me more confidence that I could make a floral shape even with something that I thought was "ruined"
- Erin
"I am happy that I am learning new skills like how I use and manipulate brushes esp the large brushes as I've never tried painting large (larger than A5) before. I am developing in my understanding of composition, depth using varied value, and colour palette. I don't know if I am improving but I think I am gaining confidence in my approach to florals, I am relying less on copying and using more independent thinking by applying what I've learned in Brush Movement."
- Evelyn
"I found your tips on water and paint ratio very helpful. I actually started off with vintage florals and couldn't understand why I had those weird edges but now I do! And also, 1 get what you mean about using a formula to paint cos after painting with some workshops, I can only paint one particular flower but I realised I can't actually visualise how to paint other flowers to complement it on my own. But your workshop was helpful in learning how to do that and the tips are helpful for landscape too."
- Serene
When I started out as a watercolor newbie in 2016, I felt excited by the array of available content on painting without needing to fork out money to attend a paid workshop/course.
Investing in a watercolor workshop or course was the last thing on my mind as I was completely new and dabbling in this newfound "hobby" - plus I’d rather spend on supplies instead of a course.
I thought that by purchasing the art supplies that ‘google’ recommended and having my laptop handy - I could easily learn watercolor on my own
When I started out as a watercolor newbie in 2016, I felt excited by the array of available content on painting without needing to fork out money to attend a paid workshop/course.
Investing in a watercolor workshop or course was the last thing on my mind as I was completely new and dabbling in this newfound "hobby" - plus I’d rather spend on supplies instead of a course.
I thought that by purchasing the art supplies that ‘google’ recommended and having my laptop handy - I could easily learn watercolor on my own
The more tutorials I followed, the more overwhelmed I got.
My self-esteem took a hit as I found my art looking different despite following step by step tutorials that were labelled “beginner friendly”.
I started to question myself and wonder “how is it that following a step by step tutorial or something for ‘beginners’ still cannot get me the results I want?”
To make matters worse, I noticed there were gaps in the information and
conflicting information about similar topics
The more tutorials I followed, the more overwhelmed I got.
My self-esteem took a hit as I found my art looking different despite following step by step tutorials that were labelled “beginner friendly”.
I started to question myself and wonder “how is it that following a step by step tutorial or something for ‘beginners’ still cannot get me the results I want?”
To make matters worse, I noticed there were gaps in the information and
conflicting information about similar topics
Despite learning more about watercolor online, I found it increasingly frustrating and difficult to piece together knowledge.
Plus, trying to apply them on my own painting proved tricky especially when I was not sure which source of knowledge was reliable.
I fell into the trap of spending more time on my device scrolling and comparing instead of doing actual creating.
In an attempt to get feedback and clarity on whether I was on the right track -
I started an instagram account to post my art.
I posted often and started to connect with like-minded beginning artists.
Despite learning more about watercolor online, I found it increasingly frustrating and difficult to piece together knowledge.
Plus, trying to apply them on my own painting proved tricky especially when I was not sure which source of knowledge was reliable.
I fell into the trap of spending more time on my device scrolling and comparing instead of doing actual creating.
In an attempt to get feedback and clarity on whether I was on the right track -
I started an instagram account to post my art.
I posted often and started to connect with like-minded beginning artists.
Despite learning more about watercolor online, I found it increasingly frustrating and difficult to piece together knowledge.
Plus, trying to apply them on my own painting proved tricky especially when I was not sure which source of knowledge was reliable.
I fell into the trap of spending more time on my device scrolling and comparing instead of doing actual creating.
In an attempt to get feedback and clarity on whether I was on the right track -
I started an instagram account to post my art.
I posted often and started to connect with like-minded beginning artists.
Overtime, My art got noticed by others on social media (yay!) and I started to get requests for custom work. Even though these were exciting opportunities to get my art sold
I feel like an impostor
I did not feel like I could sell my art because I was uncertain about whether my art was ‘worthy’ considering some of them were ‘inspired’ by other artists.
Can I call myself an artist?
Overtime, My art got noticed by others on social media (yay!) and I started to get requests for custom work. Even though these were exciting opportunities to get my art sold
I feel like an impostor
I did not feel like I could sell my art because I was uncertain about whether my art was ‘worthy’ considering some of them were ‘inspired’ by other artists.
Can I call myself an artist?
To paint flowers on my own and get off scrolling for inspiration and tutorials (but I struggled to translate what I had in my head on paper - my paintings often turned out so different from what I had in mind.
I grew discouraged that the time I spent binging online in the hope of gaining confidence painting were not helpful in painting something I could feel proud of.
Investing in better (more expensive) materials in the hope that these would give me better results (but I ended up getting pressure of performing better because of the higher price tag in the materials I bought - leading to more anxiety instead of confidence.
I also started to doubt my ability to ‘live up’ to these materials as they started to collect dust on my desk)
Joining free watercolor groups/ putting my art on social media in the hope of getting feedback and validation for my art (but I was surrounded by either artist of similar levels or artist whose artwork were beyond what I could ever be - who could not offer more than ‘likes’ to my art.
I also fell into the rabbit hole of comparing my art with theirs wondering ‘when will I ever
paint like X’)
To paint flowers on my own and get off scrolling for inspiration and tutorials (but I struggled to translate what I had in my head on paper - my paintings often turned out so different from what I had in mind.
I grew discouraged that the time I spent binging online in the hope of gaining confidence painting were not helpful in painting something I could feel proud of.
Investing in better (more expensive) materials in the hope that these would give me better results (but I ended up getting pressure of performing better because of the higher price tag in the materials I bought - leading to more anxiety instead of confidence.
I also started to doubt my ability to ‘live up’ to these materials as they started to collect dust on my desk)
Joining free watercolor groups/ putting my art on social media in the hope of getting feedback and validation for my art (but I was surrounded by either artist of similar levels or artist whose artwork were beyond what I could ever be - who could not offer more than ‘likes’ to my art.
I also fell into the rabbit hole of comparing my art with theirs wondering ‘when will I ever
paint like X’)
And that's when it hit me...
And that's when it hit me...
And this time, I finally started to see progress in my art:
I started a personal project of 100 days of painting flowers in 2022 where I based all my paintings off reference books instead of tutorials. I am currently on my 2nd year doing this project!
I set a personal rule of not buying more supplies and focused on connecting with my existing supplies and surprised myself when I discovered that I enjoyed painting with florals with a flat brush.
I became more selective of the type of tutorials I watched and spent more time gaining inspiration outside of the computer.
And this time, I finally started to see progress in my art:
✔️ I started a personal project of 100 days of painting flowers in 2022 where I based all my paintings off reference books instead of tutorials. I am currently on my 2nd year doing this project!
✔️ I set a personal rule of not buying more supplies and focused on connecting with my existing supplies and surprised myself when I discovered that I enjoyed painting with florals with a flat brush.
✔️ I became more selective of the type of tutorials I watched and spent more time gaining inspiration outside of the computer.
The best thing?
I no longer had to trade my time (and self confidence) searching for the next tutorial
The best thing?
I no longer had to trade my time (and self confidence) searching for the next tutorial
All it takes are
3 Simple Steps
To Nurture, Build & Apply Skills to create your Unique Floral Art
Step 1:
Nurture
Nurture your relationship with your materials and get to know their possibilities to maximise it
Step 2:
Build
Get the 5 principals to watercolor so you know exactly what watercolor can do for you
Step 3:
Practice
There is no greater way to learn than to start applying what you know to what you love to paint
All it takes are
3 Simple Steps
To Nurture, Build & Apply Skills to create your Unique Floral Art
Step 1:
Nurture
Nurture your relationship with your materials and get to know their possibilities to maximise it
Step 2:
Build
Get the 5 principals to watercolor so you know exactly what watercolor can do for you
Step 3:
Practice
There is no greater way to learn than to start applying what you know to what you love to paint
"The clear breakdown of all the different brushstrokes and what each brush can do. And also getting a chance to play with the flat brush in all the ways you suggested. I never had anyone show me how to use a square brush in the way you use it! So good!"
- Crystal Tan
"It was absolute pleasure to be part of the workshop. It really showed me more scope in terms if moving my brush in more than a dozen ways!! For me strokes you showed with flat brush was very interesting."
- Pragya
“I have attended several workshops with Jillian and each time I walk away with a renewed excitement for watercolors. She shares her knowledge and experience generously and makes participating welcoming and fun. Jillian has allowed me to attempt techniques I have not considered, breaks them down to digestible nuggets and makes otherwise intimidating techniques approachable. Thanks Jillian for leveling up my watercolor skills!”
- Allison
"I find it very helpful, especially in the composition of the flowers. It clearly give me a clear idea on how to really try out loose flowers. Also I didn't know flat brush can do so many things!"
@naZtraordinary
When I started in 2016, I wanted to paint flowers and the buffet of tutorials online helped me to get painting. Despite practicing daily and following tutorials to the T, I struggled with the same frustrations—overwhelmed by tutorials and unsure of how to truly improve. The hardest part was realising that I needed someone to give me instructions on how to paint without being able to listen to my inner voice. Through years of trial, error, and finally taking the time to master the fundamentals, I not only transformed my own art but also helped hundreds of artists overcome these exact challenges. I understand what you need because I’ve walked the same path, and I want to share with you the possibilities of watercolor so that you can paint freely. This is why I have created The Floral Foundation. A space meant to help nurture and build a foundation that allows you to embrace the magic and mess of watercolor
Introducing...
A community-driven membership with a clear path to mastering floral watercolor, designed to save you time and boost your confidence and help you create art you love.
When I started in 2016, I wanted to paint flowers and the buffet of tutorials online helped me to get painting.
Despite practicing daily and following tutorials to the T, I struggled with the same frustrations—overwhelmed by tutorials and unsure of how to truly improve. The hardest part was realising that I needed someone to give me instructions on how to paint without being able to listen to my inner voice.
Through years of trial, error, and finally taking the time to master the fundamentals, I not only transformed my own art but also helped hundreds of artists overcome these exact challenges. I understand what you need because I’ve walked the same path, and I want to share with you the possibilities of watercolor so that you can paint freely.
This is why I have created The Floral Foundation. A space meant to help nurture and build a foundation that allows you to embrace the magic and mess of watercolor
Introducing
A community-driven membership with a clear path to mastering floral watercolor, designed to save you time and boost your confidence and help you create art you love.
Step 1: Nurture
Learn how to use your materials to their fullest potential.
Step 2: Build
Master the 5 key principles of watercolor that will change how you paint.
Step 3: Practice
Practice with intention, focusing on one skill at a time to build confidence while getting feedback and guidance.
Step 1: Nurture
Learn how to use your materials to their fullest potential.
Step 2: Build
Master the 5 key principles of watercolor that will change how you paint.
Step 3: Practice
Practice with intention, focusing on one skill at a time to build confidence while getting feedback and guidance.
Stage 1:
The Curious
You have discovered the wonders of watercolor and want to explore.
You aren’t sure if you are doing the right thing and you keep going anyway because this new medium is addictive, relaxing and fun.
At times, you experience overwhelm, confusion, a lack of focus or discouragement when you spend time on tutorials that are not pegged at your level.
Stage 2:
The Wanderer
You want to do more with watercolor and have figured out some of the basic techniques that your materials can do.
You paint along with tutorials and feel some success in being able to create something from nothing.
You discover an online community of like-minded artists and started following specific accounts whose style/ art you like.
You see a gap between where you are and how you wish you can paint - that impatience in wanting to progress faster starts to grow.
Stage 3:
Traveller
You have done your exploring and you are setting a destination. You have a subject that you are keen to focus on and paint more of.
You feel confident about your skills and at the same time there is a recurring nagging thought of ‘am I doing this right?’ lurking in the back of your mind.
You notice internal struggles bubbling from time to time when things don’t work out as you question your efforts.
You notice conflicting information about how watercolor works and are frustrated as you try to connect the dots on your own.
You want to rely less on tutorials and start painting like YOU but are unsure of where or how to start
Step 1: Nurture
Learn how to use your materials to their fullest potential.
Step 2: Build
Master the 5 key principles of watercolor that will change how you paint.
Step 3: Practice
Practice with intention, focusing on one skill at a time to build confidence while getting feedback and guidance.
Nurture your relationship with watercolor
Lesson 1: How to Select materials that are right for you ...without spending more money and time on ‘recommendations’ and googling the next art supply ‘review’
Lesson 2: Get clear on how to use water in watercolor ...so that you can finally understand the way your materials interact with water and find joy in using and managing water with confidence
Lesson 3: How to connect with your brush ...using your body, brush angles and parts so that you can maximize your brush and paint more freely.
Nurture your relationship with watercolor
Lesson 1: How to Select materials that are right for you ...without spending more money and time on ‘recommendations’ and googling the next art supply ‘review’
Lesson 2: Get clear on how to use water in watercolor ...so that you can finally understand the way your materials interact with water and find joy in using and managing water with confidence
Lesson 3: How to connect with your brush ...using your body, brush angles and parts so that you can maximize your brush and paint more freely.
Apply your skills and paint freely
Lesson 7: Going from “what“ to “How“ ...using the 5 principles of watercolor to bridge your knowing to painting loose florals
Lesson 8: Where to start on a blank page? ...so that you can finally understand the possibilities of watercolor without needing to rely on 1 method/ tutorial or way to paint loose florals
Lesson 9: How to Troubleshoot Watercolor Easily ... by learning how to fix mistakes in your artwork and pre-empt possible ‘disasters’ from happening so that you can silence that voice that asks “am I doing this right?”
Everything you need to know to start and sustain your creative watercolor practice
A Proven Blueprint
Learn everything you need to know about watercolor loose florals - from getting paint on your brush, to painting art that feels natural
Put your skills to practice
No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Get clear guidance, practical lessons, and join a supportive community that helps you truly grow
A sense of belonging
Get answers and grow with a community like you, so you can become the confident artist you’ve always wanted to be
Everything you need to know to start and sustain your creative watercolor practice
A Proven Blueprint
Learn everything you need to know about watercolor loose florals - from getting paint on your brush, to painting art that feels natural
Put your skills to practice
No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Get clear guidance, practical lessons, and join a supportive community that helps you truly grow
A sense of belonging
Get answers and grow with a community like you, so you can become the confident artist you’ve always wanted to be
Everything you need to know to start and sustain your creative watercolor practice
A Proven Blueprint
Learn everything you need to know about watercolor loose florals - from getting paint on your brush, to painting art that feels natural
Put your skills to practice
No more sifting through random tutorials or questioning your ability. Get clear guidance, practical lessons, and join a supportive community that helps you truly grow
A sense of belonging
Get answers and grow with a community like you, so you can become the confident artist you’ve always wanted to be
Nurture your relationship with watercolor
• Selecting the Right Materials Choose what works for you without wasting time or money.
• Using Water Effectively Understand how water interacts with your materials for confident painting.
• Connecting with Your Brush: Master brush techniques to paint more freely.
Grow and Build your knowledge
• Deep Dive into Watercolor Principles: Unlock endless possibilities with a solid understanding.
• Mastering Color: Mix colors easily without buying every tube.
• Controlling Effects: Apply desired effects confidently using our proven system.
Nurture your relationship with watercolor
• Selecting the Right Materials Choose what works for you without wasting time or money.
• Using Water Effectively Understand how water interacts with your materials for confident painting.
• Connecting with Your Brush: Master brush techniques to paint more freely.
Grow and Build your knowledge
• Deep Dive into Watercolor Principles: Unlock endless possibilities with a solid understanding.
• Mastering Color: Mix colors easily without buying every tube.
• Controlling Effects: Apply desired effects confidently using our proven system.
Apply your skills and paint freely
• From Knowing to Doing: Use watercolor principles to create stunning loose florals.
• Starting on a Blank Page: Embrace the endless possibilities of watercolor without relying on a single method.
• Troubleshooting Made Easy: Fix mistakes effortlessly and silence self-doubt.
Apply your skills and paint freely
• From Knowing to Doing: Use watercolor principles to create stunning loose florals.
• Starting on a Blank Page: Embrace the endless possibilities of watercolor without relying on a single method.
• Troubleshooting Made Easy: Fix mistakes effortlessly and silence self-doubt.
You'll get instant access to
All 30+ Lessons from my signature watercolor redefined course
Self assessment on watercolor milestones to find out where you are
Ever growing workshop library
Full 68 page e-book on how to paint freely
How to tackle a blank page with confidence
Watercolor material comparison list
How to get started with watercolor without overwhelm
How to shop for watercolor paint checklist
Everything about water control
Applying the 5 principles of watercolor in loose florals
Access to inner circle discord community
Feedback on your artwork within inner circle community
1 new floral class each month
1 x recorded Q&A session each month
Total
Your Price
Value
$ 127
$ 9
$ 197 ++
$ 19
$ 27
$ 9
$ 17
$ 17
$ 27
$ 47 Priceless Priceless
$ 27
$ 27
$ 550
$ 7
You'll get instant access to
All 30+ Lessons from my signature watercolor redefined course
Self assessment on watercolor milestones to find out where you are
Ever growing workshop library
Full 68 page e-book on how to paint freely
How to tackle a blank page with confidence
Watercolor material comparison list
How to get started with watercolor without overwhelm
How to shop for watercolor paint checklist
Everything about water control
Applying the 5 principles of watercolor in loose florals
Access to inner circle discord community
Feedback on your artwork within inner circle community
1 new floral class each month
1 x recorded Q&A session each month
Total
Your Price
Value
$ 127
$ 9
$ 197 ++
$ 19
$ 27
$ 9
$ 17
$ 17
$ 27
$ 47
Priceless Priceless
$ 27
$ 27
$ 550
$ 7
You'll get instant access to
All 30+ Lessons from my signature watercolor redefined course $127
Self assessment on watercolor milestones to find out where you are $9
Ever growing workshop library $197 ++
Full 68 page e-book on how to paint freely $19
How to tackle a blank page with confidence $27
Watercolor material comparison list $9
How to get started with watercolor without overwhelm $17
How to shop for watercolor paint checklist $17
Everything about water control $27
Applying the 5 principles of watercolor in loose florals $47
Access to inner circle discord community Priceless
Feedback on your artwork within inner circle community Priceless
1 new floral class each month $27
1 x recorded Q&A session each month $27
Total Value = $550
Your price: $7/month
A Comprehensive Summary of Watercolor Redefined Course
A questionnaire of your experience with watercolor through mapping out milestones at various stages of our 5 stage avatar
A Roadmap on Watercolor Milestones and what comes next
so that you stop ‘testing’ and ‘trying’ out materials that don’t work
Because the supplies you invest in are meant to last
without stressing how much water to add to your paints and paper
The answer to all your problems once you realise how to use water in your paintings
using brush strokes that can help you paint loosely and freely
Learn the rules of watercolor so you can learn to break them
The solution to ‘fixing’ watercolor
without getting lost in all the details through the floral anatomy
Uncover the ‘why’ and ‘how’ as you paint instead of the ‘what’
so that you can start painting confidently without relying on a tutorial to get started
A Comprehensive Summary of Watercolor Redefined Course
A questionnaire of your experience with watercolor through mapping out milestones at various stages of our 5 stage avatar
A Roadmap on Watercolor Milestones and what comes next
so that you stop ‘testing’ and ‘trying’ out materials that don’t work
Because the supplies you invest in are meant to last
without stressing how much water to add to your paints and paper
The answer to all your problems once you realise how to use water in your paintings
using brush strokes that can help you paint loosely and freely
Learn the rules of watercolor so you can learn to break them
The solution to ‘fixing’ watercolor
without getting lost in all the details through the floral anatomy
Uncover the ‘why’ and ‘how’ as you paint instead of the ‘what’
so that you can start painting confidently without relying on a tutorial to get started
A Comprehensive Summary of Watercolor Redefined Course
A questionnaire of your experience with watercolor through mapping out milestones at various stages of our 5 stage avatar
A Roadmap on Watercolor Milestones and what comes next
so that you stop ‘testing’ and ‘trying’ out materials that don’t work
Because the supplies you invest in are meant to last
without stressing how much water to add to your paints and paper
The answer to all your problems once you realise how to use water in your paintings
using brush strokes that can help you paint loosely and freely
Learn the rules of watercolor so you can learn to break them
The solution to ‘fixing’ watercolor
without getting lost in all the details through the floral anatomy
Uncover the ‘why’ and ‘how’ as you paint instead of the ‘what’
so that you can start painting confidently without relying on a tutorial to get started
If you are asking yourself...
"I’ve tried other workshops and Patreon memberships that didn’t change my painting—why should I join Floral Foundation?"
Then let me tell you this:
Join today and you'll also get...
Go beyond the round brush and learn the strokes I use for my signature florals using the flat and filbert brush
How to break free from tutorials by painting from reference photos and applying the 5 principles of watercolor
When you master the basics, each painting builds on the last, and you can see your improvement over time.
With a strong foundation, what once felt difficult becomes intuitive, allowing you to focus on creativity.
Once you understand the basics, you’ll feel more confident to experiment and push the boundaries of your art.
Join today and you'll also get...
Go beyond the round brush and learn the strokes I use for my signature florals using the flat and filbert brush
How to break free from tutorials by painting from reference photos and applying the 5 principles of watercolor
The aspiring creative who wants to start watercolor without the overwhelm of the internet so that you can focus on the joy of creating
The watercolor hobbyist who is tired of chasing the next online tutorial and wants to know how to apply watercolor skills on their own without second guessing themselves
The aspiring creative who wants to start watercolor without the overwhelm of the internet so that you can focus on the joy of creating
The watercolor hobbyist who is tired of chasing the next online tutorial and wants to know how to apply watercolor skills on their own without second guessing themselves
If you are asking yourself...
"I’ve tried other workshops and Patreon memberships that didn’t change my painting—why should I join Floral Foundation?"
Then let me tell you this:
Without understanding the basics, it’s easy to feel stuck. The Floral Foundation offers 30+ structured classes focused on building the foundation you need to progress confidently.
This membership is designed to fit your schedule. Each class video is under 15 minutes, giving you bite-sized nuggets to practice at your own pace. Even with just a little time each week, you’ll see progress.
Each month I provide a new floral class aimed to help you to apply your knowledge so you get to see practical ways of using your skills in action - this is way, you begin to see the possibilities of watercolor so you can paint freely!
A: This space was crafted for you! I want to make watercolor as accessible as possible while allowing you to gain clarity on the steps and everything you need to help you to get started and sustain this beautiful craft. I will take you through everything from getting started to learning how to paint off a blank page.
A: I recommend that you look into the various stages to see if you can relate to any of those avatars. For $7 a month (which is the price of a tube of paint) you can determine if there are any gaps in your learning that could be hindering your progress. Plus - if you want a monthly creative injection - the monthly classes and Q&A sessions will be a great space for that!
A: There 1 live zoom Q&A segment a month - the recording of this segment will be in the members area for that month and go to our Brush Movement Collective community portal after the month is up.
A: Access to my growing workshop library, once a month floral class and Q&A session on all things watercolor for your questions, a community of likeminded folk and feedback on how to progress.
A: Write to me at [email protected] or drop me a message on instagram @jillianboonart so that we can connect.
A: The content will focus on florals and floral shapes. The techniques in watercolor can be generalised to other subjects but our focus will be on flowers - and the occasional landscape to help you stretch your creativity.
A: This would be the perfect introduction for you to get everything you need to know ABOUT painting flowers so all the guesswork is taken from you. Plus - getting no formula florals 1.0 means that you get to learn about the essential brush strokes to help you paint loosely.
A: Instantly after signing up! The 30 + lessons broken into bite sized content plus pdf materials all acessed through the members portal after you sign up.
A: You will have access to the material as long as you continue to stay within the floral foundation community and membership.
A: I want you to love the space and be the right fit for this. I have a 7-day money back guarantee if you feel like you are not the right fit
A: Brush Movement is a closed-door membership that opens doors for enrollment every quarter. I offer a backdoor entry if you sign up for any of my workshops which is only valid at the check out page. Kindly understand that I do big welcomes for new members every quarterly so entering midway might feel a little disorientating. Nevertheless, I will make time to help you navigate if you have questions!
Join today and you'll also get...
Go beyond the round brush and learn the strokes I use for my signature florals using the flat and filbert brush
How to break free from tutorials by painting from reference photos and applying the 5 principles of watercolor
When you master the basics, each painting builds on the last, and you can see your improvement over time.
With a strong foundation, what once felt difficult becomes intuitive, allowing you to focus on creativity.
Once you understand the basics, you’ll feel more confident to experiment and push the boundaries of your art.
The aspiring creative who wants to start watercolor without the overwhelm of the internet so that you can focus on the joy of creating
The watercolor hobbyist who is tired of chasing the next online tutorial and wants to know how to apply watercolor skills on their own without second guessing themselves
“I’ve tried learning on my own, but my art isn’t improving.”
Without understanding the basics, it’s easy to feel stuck. The Floral Foundation offers 30+ structured classes focused on building the foundation you need to progress confidently.
“I don’t have much time—what if I can’t keep up?”
This membership is designed to fit your schedule. Each class video is under 15 minutes, giving you bite-sized nuggets to practice at your own pace. Even with just a little time each week, you’ll see progress.
“I have experience and I know the basics, would this still be for me?”
Each month I provide a new floral class aimed to help you to apply your knowledge so you get to see practical ways of using your skills in action - this is way, you begin to see the possibilities of watercolor so you can paint freely!
A: This space was crafted for you! I want to make watercolor as accessible as possible while allowing you to gain clarity on the steps and everything you need to help you to get started and sustain this beautiful craft. I will take you through everything from getting started to learning how to paint off a blank page.
A: I recommend that you look into the various stages to see if you can relate to any of those avatars. For $7 a month (which is the price of a tube of paint) you can determine if there are any gaps in your learning that could be hindering your progress. Plus - if you want a monthly creative injection - the monthly classes and Q&A sessions will be a great space for that!
A: There is no monthly live sessions. Our monthly Q&A is pre-recorded where you are welcomed to submit questions before the monthly cut off date. Following which you can access the 2 most recent Q&A sessions in the members portal and the older Q&A sessions are moved into Brush Movement Collective Members area.
A: Access to my growing workshop library, once a month floral class and Q&A session on all things watercolor for your questions, a community of likeminded folk and feedback on how to progress.
A: Write to me at [email protected] or drop me a message on instagram @jillianboonart so that we can connect.
A: The content will focus on florals and floral shapes. The techniques in watercolor can be generalised to other subjects but our focus will be on flowers - and the occasional landscape to help you stretch your creativity.
A: This would be the perfect introduction for you to get everything you need to know ABOUT painting flowers so all the guesswork is taken from you. Plus - getting no formula florals 1.0 means that you get to learn about the essential brush strokes to help you paint loosely.
A: Instantly after signing up! The 30 + lessons broken into bite sized content plus pdf materials all acessed through the members portal after you sign up.
A: You will have access to the material as long as you continue to stay within the floral foundation community and membership.
A: I want you to love the space and be the right fit for this. I have a 7-day money back guarantee if you feel like you are not the right fit.
A: Brush Movement is a closed-door membership that opens doors for enrollment every quarter. I offer a backdoor entry if you sign up for any of my workshops which is only valid at the check out page. Kindly understand that I do big welcomes for new members every quarterly so entering midway might feel a little disorientating. Nevertheless, I will make time to help you navigate if you have questions!