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Learn to Paint Mediterranean Seaside Scenes in Acrylics
Your first painting in one evening, even if you've never held a brush.
Imagine if you could:
paint sunny Mediterranean scenes with a few brushes and bright acrylics that feel like a summer holiday you can hang on your wall.
turn a blank canvas into a whitewashed arch framing the sparkling sea that you can frame, hang in the living room, or gift to someone who dreams of the Greek islands.
have a calming creative hobby that takes you offline and into sunny afternoons of color, brushstrokes, and quiet focus.
paint handmade pieces that cost under $5 in materials but look like they came straight from an art fair booth.
You might be thinking this is extremely hard.
Whitewashed walls, blue doors, bougainvillea, lemon trees and the sparkling sea? It sounds like something only trained painters can pull off.
But what if I told you that you don't need artistic talent, expensive equipment, or any prior experience?
Here's what most people don't realize.
The sunshine isn't hard to paint. It's just light and shadow.
A canvas panel, six tubes of paint, and three brushes. $30 of materials. That's all it takes to paint a scene that feels like a summer holiday.
You paint in big, simple shapes first and add the light last. A few dabs of white turn a blue sea into sparkling water, and one soft shadow makes a white wall look sunlit. The light does the magic for you.
You lay in the sky and the sea. You paint a white wall. You add a blue door, a pot of geraniums and a few dabs of bougainvillea. And suddenly, a sunny Greek island afternoon is looking back at you.
"Will my painting look like yours, even if I'm not artistic?"
Yes.
You're not painting anything precise. Bright and simple is the style. The simple shapes build the scene and the bright colors make the sunshine. You just follow the order: sky, sea, walls, doors and windows, flowers and fruit.
If you can paint a rectangle and a few dabs, you can do this.
This course teaches you the three things that matter:
how to mix the Mediterranean blues and whites, how to paint light and shadow, and where the little details go.
Anyone can paint a Mediterranean scene.
→ Even if you've never held a brush. A clear step-by-step method that works with basic materials and zero experience.
→ Even if you think painting is too complex. It's not. You just never had the right teacher.
→ Even if every craft you've tried ended in frustration. Acrylics are forgiving by nature. If a stroke goes wrong, you let it dry for a few minutes and paint right over it.
→ Even if you don't consider yourself "artistic." A few tubes of paint, a few brushes, a canvas panel, and a little patience. That's it.
The Philosophy Behind the Practice
Behind these sunny scenes sit four Japanese principles that quietly change how you see creativity, beauty, and yourself.
No two scenes you paint will ever be the same. That's not a limitation. That's the entire point.
The rough walls, the uneven steps, the brushstrokes you can still see. These aren't flaws. They're what make your paintings feel sunlit and real.
Your hand takes over. Your mind gets quiet. The stroke is the practice. The painting is just the reward.
Just you, a brush, and paint. Every scene you paint holds a part of you in it.
My name is Mayumi.
15+ years of painting and teaching. I spent my first decade painting quiet, realistic watercolor landscapes: soft hills, grey skies, careful little trees. Then I spent a summer on a Greek island with a box of acrylics and a few brushes, and everything got brighter. Acrylics became my second life: whitewashed alleys, blue doors, bougainvillea, lemon trees and the sparkling sea.
Over 300 seaside scenes painted. Taught 500+ students in workshops across three countries to paint their first Mediterranean scene from scratch.
I started painting them to keep the summer with me through the winter. Within a month, every wall in my house had a little window onto the sea. That obsession never left. I just learned to channel it.
Introducing: Mediterranean Seaside
Scenes in Acrylics
From a blank canvas to a sunny seaside view you'll want to frame.
12+ hours of content across 5 modules
✦ What's Inside ✦
The Craft (Where The Sunshine Comes From)
- ✦ Why acrylics are the perfect first paint: fast-drying, water-based, and endlessly correctable
- ✦ Why big shapes first, light last is the easiest start: the light does the detail for you
- ✦ Why Mediterranean scenes are the perfect first subject: walls, doors, arches and the sea are all simple shapes
- ✦ The under-$30 toolkit: exactly which tubes, brushes and canvas panels to buy (with links) and how to set up at any kitchen table
Whitewashed Walls & Light (Your First Scene)
- ✦ Blocking in: sky, sea and walls as big flat shapes before any detail
- ✦ The painting order: sky, sea, walls, doors and windows, flowers, so nothing ever turns muddy
- ✦ Shadows that make sunlight: the soft blue strokes that make a white wall look sunny
- ✦ Your first full scene: a whitewashed house with a blue door and a pot of geraniums
Sea & Sky (The Sparkling Blue)
- ✦ The Mediterranean blues: which few tubes make every turquoise, cobalt and deep sea blue
- ✦ Sparkles on the water: the dry-brush trick that makes the sea shine
- ✦ Sailboats and distant hills: tiny details that make the view feel far away
- ✦ Your sea scene: the sparkling sea and a sailboat through a white arch
Flowers & Fruit (Bougainvillea, Geraniums, Lemons)
- ✦ Bougainvillea: magenta dabs that tumble over walls and arches in minutes
- ✦ Geraniums in terracotta pots: simple shapes that brighten every doorway
- ✦ Lemons and oranges that look round: one light stroke and one shadow stroke
- ✦ Your painting: a lemon tree on a sunny windowsill above the sea
Doors, Arches & Windows (The Magic Touch)
- ✦ Doors and arches without drawing: simple shapes painted with a flat brush
- ✦ Open shutters that frame the sea: the window views everyone loves
- ✦ The little details: a sleeping cat, a lantern, fallen petals, a sailboat
- ✦ Signing, framing and gifting: finishing your first full set of Mediterranean scenes
You've seen what's inside. Five modules. A complete system for learning, painting, and mastering Mediterranean scenes at home.
The full price for this course is $97.
You're not going to pay that today. And the reason is simple.
This is the first time I've offered this course to the public. I want 50 people to go through it. I want to read your emails, see your paintings, find out where you get stuck and where you surprise yourself.
That feedback is worth more to me right now than charging full price. Honestly, I also need to find out if I can handle 50 support inboxes without accidentally spilling paint water on my laptop.
So for this first group, the price is dramatically lower. Once those 50 spots fill, this page comes down and the full price goes live.
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Get access to the full course. Get your materials. Learn the strokes. Paint your first Mediterranean scene. Watch your skills grow with every new painting.
If you don't love it, email hello@seaacrylicsclass.com within 90 days for a full refund. Within 24 hours. No questions asked.
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The Canvas & Surface Guide: Which Surfaces Produce The Best Results
- ✦ Stretched canvas, canvas panels, acrylic paper, and wood compared side by side with the same stroke so you see exactly how each one takes the paint
- ✦ Where to source the best surfaces for under $5 apiece, online and locally
- ✦ How to prep each surface so the paint glides on evenly and the colors stay bright
- ✦ The best surface for soft blends, crisp edges, and clean silhouettes so your landscapes always come out crisp and bright
The Brush Care & Restoration Guide
- ✦ How to properly wash and rinse your brushes after every session so acrylic never dries deep in the bristles
- ✦ How to reshape the tip after use so it keeps its point for years
- ✦ Correct drying and storage (what most beginners get wrong and how it ruins a brush in weeks)
- ✦ How to revive a brush that's been splayed, stiffened, or crusted with dried paint
The Varnish & Finishing Guide
- ✦ Gloss, satin, or matte: which varnish makes your colors glow and which ones to avoid
- ✦ How to apply varnish without streaks or bubbles so the surface looks smooth and professional
- ✦ How to sign your work so it looks intentional, authentic, and collector-grade
- ✦ Framing and hanging: how to display your canvas (with or without a frame) so it looks gallery-ready
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The Mediterranean Element Library: Doors, Arches, Sea, Flowers And Lemons To Mix Into Your Own Scenes
- ✦ Elements ranked by difficulty so you start with the ones you can nail on your first try
- ✦ Step-by-step stroke diagrams for each element so you never have to guess the order
- ✦ The exact color recipe for every element (which tubes, which mix, which brush) so your whites stay clean and your blues stay bright
- ✦ Scene starters: ready-made layouts (blue door with bougainvillea, alley down to the sea, lemon window) to combine the elements into paintings of your own
Students Usually Ask
None at all. This course is built for complete beginners, including people who've never held a paintbrush. Module 1 starts with the fundamentals of acrylic painting and walks you through your very first whitewashed house by the sea step by step.
Under $30 total. A beginner set of acrylic paints ($10 to $15), a small pack of brushes ($8 to $12), and a few canvas panels ($5 to $10). The course includes a complete shopping guide with links. You do NOT need expensive specialty supplies.
Yes. Module 1 walks you through exactly which materials to start with based on the scenes you want to paint first. It also includes a shopping guide with specific links so you know exactly where to buy everything and what to avoid.
Everything you need costs under $30. A basic starter kit includes: six tubes of acrylic paint (titanium white, ultramarine blue, turquoise, lemon yellow, magenta and burnt sienna), a round brush, a flat brush, a liner brush, a canvas panel, and a cup of water. Module 1 covers exactly what to buy and where.
Absolutely. All you need is a desk or kitchen table, a small mat, and a cup of water. No studio, no workshop, no special equipment. Acrylics are water-based, so there are no fumes and cleanup takes two minutes. Most of our students paint at their kitchen table.
Yes. Acrylic paint is the most widely available art supply in the world. Every craft store, art shop, and online retailer carries it, and canvas panels and brushes ship internationally. The course covers alternatives for hard-to-find items.
Your first Mediterranean scene takes about an hour from setup to finished. The sky and sea take about 15 minutes, the walls, doors and windows another 20, and the flowers, lemons and little details plus signing about 20 more. Acrylics dry fast, so you finish the whole painting in one sitting.
Your very first scene will have that bright, sunny look. That happens in a single evening. The sunshine comes from bright colors and simple light-and-shadow, not years of practice. The initial "wow" moment is immediate. Every painting after that just gets more refined.
Painting a Mediterranean scene is fundamentally different from realistic drawing. Every wall is a few flat strokes, the sea is layered blue strokes and the flowers are dabs, and loose is the style. If you can paint a rectangle and a few dabs, you can paint a sunny seaside view. The method does the artistry for you.
This is the best part about acrylics: nothing is ever ruined. If a stroke goes wrong, you let it dry (a few minutes) and paint right over it. The course covers every common mistake so you can fix almost any issue on the spot. And with canvas panels costing a couple of dollars, a learning experience is never a disaster.
No. Doors, arches and windows are simple shapes you paint with a flat brush, and the alleys and steps follow one easy rule I show you step by step. If anything, being too neat is the only mistake, and I show you how to loosen up.
90-day money-back guarantee. Try the entire course. Get your materials. Paint your first piece. If you don't love it, email us within 90 days and we'll refund you in full. No questions asked. No hoops.
Instant access to our private course platform. All video lessons and downloadable PDFs organized by module. Watch on any device: phone, tablet, or computer. Lifetime access, so go at your own pace. There's no schedule and no expiration.
Yes. Payments are processed through Stripe, the same secure payment platform used by millions of businesses worldwide (including Amazon, Google, and Shopify). We never see your card details.
No. Standard acrylic paints are water-based and non-toxic, with no solvents or fumes involved. If you get paint on your hands, it washes off with soap and water. The course recommends a small mat under your work to keep things clean, but the materials themselves are completely beginner-safe.
Email us at hello@fantasylandscapeclass.com and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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