March 2026 Digital Pack

Welcome to Mystical March! There is something deeply enlivening about fantasy and mythical creatures that have long permeated human culture. If fantasy isn't your thing, each of the these can be tweaked just a bit to be more realistic to your personal preference. This month we deep dive into values and communicating depth and perspective.

We have a fun surprise for the bonus project! Please visit our private Facebook group to vote on the one of your choice. The winning project will be available in your My Videos page mid-March. Please join us in celebrating all things fantastical this month!

This experience includes:

• Downloadable and printable outlines (if applicable), supply lists, step-sheets, and reference photos
• 3 project video tutorials + bonus with all accompanying information to be successful 
• Lifetime access to the educational materials - videos & written instructions  (After purchase, receive immediate access to the videos & instructional PDF)
  
• All video & written education will be accessible through your Let's Make Art account under the "My Videos" page
• A live Let's Make Art Matter paint along with Sarah & Michael (details inside the PDF)
  

The March pack will be available to purchase until April 1 at 9:59 am central. This digital product is nonrefundable and includes a PDF download.

Suggested Art Supplies (not included)

Daniel Smith watercolors featured:

• Opera Pink
• Cadmium Yellow Medium Hue
• Indigo
  
• Quinacridone Burnt Orange
• Quinacridone Coral
• Quinacridone Gold
• Quinacridone Purple
• Phthalo Blue (Green Shade)
  
• Undersea Green
• Lamp Black

Supporting supplies featured:

• Arches 9x12 140 lbs Cold Press Watercolor Paper
• Brushes
  • Raphael Soft Aqua Quill 2
  • Long Round 10 or Round 12
  • Round 6
  • Round 2 or 1
  • Liner 4
  • Foliage Brush
  
  
• Holbein Soft Tape 3/4”
  
• Graphite Paper
• Bleed Proof White
• Ranger Heat It Craft Tool
• Masking Fluid
  
• Metallic Paint (optional)
  

Not sure if you have the right paint colors on hand?
While Daniel Smith watercolor paints are featured in the lessons, you are free to use whatever brand/type you prefer. Included in your PDF is a conversion chart to the equivalent Dandelion Paint Co. colors.