Graduated from both the Stieglitz Academy and the Repin Academy in architecture, which explains why the buildings in her watercolors stand straighter than in real life and look considerably more inviting. A member of the Union of Artists, owner of her own studio — a person who knows exactly how to paint a house so that you want to walk in and never leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Olga Kabaeva?
Olga Kabaeva is an architectural watercolor artist who graduated from both the Stieglitz Academy and the Repin Academy of Fine Arts with a focus on architecture. She is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia and owns a personal art studio where she creates urban landscapes and cityscapes.
What courses does Olga Kabaeva teach?
Olga Kabaeva teaches two courses at Drawing Dog: "Watercolor Architecture" focused on painting buildings and architectural details, and "Sunset and Sunrise in the Cityscape" which explores how to capture the magic of golden-hour light in urban scenes.
Are Olga Kabaeva's courses suitable for beginners?
Yes, Olga's architectural background and teaching experience allow her to break down seemingly complex cityscapes into manageable steps. Her courses guide you through perspective, composition, and watercolor techniques in a way that is accessible even for those new to architectural painting.
What does Olga Kabaeva teach about light in cityscapes?
In "Sunset and Sunrise in the Cityscape," Olga teaches how to capture the dramatic effects of golden-hour light on buildings, streets, and water. She covers warm-cool color contrasts, reflections, and atmospheric perspective to create luminous urban watercolors that feel alive with light.
How long do I have access to the courses?
All courses at Drawing Dog come with unlimited access. Once enrolled, you can watch the lessons and practice at your own pace, with no time restrictions. You can revisit any lesson as many times as you need.
