Yes — and in many cases, learning watercolour online can even be more effective than in a traditional studio setting.
Why? With a structured approach like the one developed by Janine Gallizia, you benefit from a progressive and targeted method designed to quickly correct mistakes and significantly improve your results. Unlike one-off workshops, online classes give you access to recordings, allowing you to revisit demonstrations and advice as many times as needed.
Another major advantage is flexibility: you work at your own pace, according to your schedule, in a comfortable, pressure-free environment.
Live sessions, replays, and guided exercises recreate a real learning dynamic while giving you the time to experiment and absorb the teaching.
Finally, thanks to a pedagogy focused on artwork analysis and a deep understanding of fundamental principles (values, composition, simplification), you develop a critical eye and lasting artistic independence — something that is often harder to achieve in traditional studio classes.