The Texture Studio: textured floral art course for beginnersYes,
you can do this.
Learn to paint raised, textured flowers with a palette knife. 16 flowers, 23 short lessons, no art experience needed.
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"It is going on my bedroom wall. It is such a fun, messy type of art." Julie, student
- 23 video lessons
- 16 flower tutorials
- 9 petal types
- Printable companion workbook
- 16 Flower 1 Sheeters
- 3 bonus guides
- Self paced, lifetime access
- No app or account needed
You keep waiting for the right moment to start. It's not coming.
You save the textured flower videos. You watch them at night after the kids are asleep. You think, "I wonder if I could do that."
- You take care of everyone, and somewhere along the way you stopped making anything just for you.
- You used to be the creative one. Now your calendar is full and your hands are empty.
- You have tried a tutorial or two, and the petals came out flat, lumpy, or nothing like the video.
- You want a hobby that calms your brain down, not one more thing to be good at.
If any of that sounds like you, you are not behind. You just haven't been shown the technique in the right order. That is exactly what The Texture Studio does.
What is textured floral art?
Textured floral art is a painting style where you build raised, three dimensional flowers on canvas using a palette knife and light modeling paste tinted with acrylic paint. The lift comes from the paste; the paint is just the color. Each petal is pressed and pulled into place so it stands up off the surface, which gives the piece that sculpted look you see all over Instagram and Pinterest.
It looks advanced. It isn't. Once you learn how to load the knife and place one petal, every flower is just that same move repeated in a new shape. That is why total beginners can finish a piece they actually want to hang on the wall.
From "I want to try that someday" to "I made this."
Before The Texture Studio
- Saving videos and never starting
- Not sure which paste, knife, or paint to buy
- Waiting for a free Saturday that never comes
- Petals that slump, crack, or look flat
- Feeling like "I'm just not artistic"
After The Texture Studio
- A calm little studio at your kitchen table
- A starter kit for about $40, and you know why each piece matters
- Two short sessions per painting that fit your real week
- Smooth, raised petals you placed with confidence
- Finished flowers on your wall that you made
Inside The Texture Studio
Three modules, 23 short video lessons, and a companion workbook that matches every lesson. Watch, practice, paint. Pause and rewind as often as you need.
Prepping to Paint
Get your supplies and your texture ready so Flower Day is all fun. You'll learn the under $40 starter kit (just three things to buy), how to mix and tint your texture paste in small or large batches, and why piping bags keep your paste fresh and your kitchen table tidy.
- Materials: The Basics
- Mixing and Storing Your Texture Paste
Loading Your Knife
The most important step, and the one most tutorials skip. The way the paste looks on your knife is the way it will look on your canvas. You'll learn my perfect scoop, how to load for raised petals and flat petals, and the 9 petal types every flower in this course is built from.
- Loading for a Raised Petal
- Loading for a Flat Petal
- Practice Makes Perfect
- 9 Petal Types
Creating Flowers
All 16 flowers, in the order I would learn them. You start with flat flowers, then move from small petals up to large, so each flower builds on the last. Every flower has its own video and a printable Flower 1 Sheeter.
- Small Flat 5 Petal
- Stacked Flat Flower
- Hydrangea
- Snapdragon
- 5 Petal in Cluster of 3
- Single 8 Petal
- Daffodil
- Sunflower
- Dahlia
- Tulip
- Double 8 Petal
- Double Spaced Flower
- Double Angled Flower
- Rose
- Lotus
- Magnolia
The Texture Studio Companion workbook
Your printable workbook for the course. Each part matches a module, so you always know what to watch, what to practice, and where to write down what you learned.
- Course map with a tap to every video
- The perfect scoop checklist and the 9 petal types chart with the knife for each
- Flower path for all 16 flowers, plus a practice log and flower notes pages
- Fix It chart for flat, bumpy, or cracking petals and everything in between
- Finishing guide for drying, sealing, and finding your own style
Share your flowers and ask me anything
Post your pieces and your questions in the course community. I love seeing what you make, and I read every post.
Everything lives on one private course page. No app, no account. Open it on your laptop, tablet, or phone, save your progress link, and paint.
Three bonus guides to make it easier
The Color Story Guide
For when you freeze picking colors. The color proportion rule plus ready made palettes that always look good together.
The Canvas Composition Guide
Where to place your focal flower, how to fill space, and how to make a piece feel finished.
The Calm Creative Ritual Guide
Five creative windows for busy moms and a two minute setup so painting actually fits your real life.
This isn't just a few videos
Every lesson comes with something you can print, keep on the table, and come back to. Here's everything waiting for you the minute you join.
22 printable resources and 23 video lessons, all for one price
Real women. Real kitchen tables. Real flowers.
I only went through the first 3 lessons so far but they look really easy to follow... your style of presenting and teaching makes a lot of sense to me. Also thank you for caring about my progress. Not many other online courses did.
Diana, Sunshine Coast, Australia · fluid artist and grandmother
Thanks! I like it. It is going on my bedroom wall. It is such a fun, messy type of art.
Julie, Texture Studio student
Join The Texture Studio
- The Texture Studio: 23 video lessons + 16 flower tutorials$147 value
- 16 Flower 1 Sheeters$16 value
- The Texture Studio Companion workbook (13 pages)Included
- Materials List + Practice Sheets$7 value
- Bonus 1: The Color Story Guide$9 value
- Bonus 2: The Canvas Composition Guide$9 value
- Bonus 3: The Calm Creative Ritual Guide$9 value
- Course community: share your flowers + ask JenIncluded
- Total value$197
Your price today
One payment. Lifetime access. No subscription.
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Hi, I'm Jen Taylor
I'm a self taught palette knife floral artist in New Orleans, a mom of three, and I have taught yoga for over 12 years. For about ten years I set creativity aside to build a career and raise my babies. I was doing everything right and still felt disconnected from myself.
Textured flowers brought me back. The slow, repetitive motion of placing one petal at a time calms my nervous system the same way yoga does. Now I teach women like you to find that feeling for yourselves.
This isn't about becoming a professional artist. It's about remembering who you were before life got loud.
Jen
promise
Try it for 7 days
Go through the first three modules and try the technique. If you don't feel like you are making real progress, email me at jenlaurentaylor@gmail.com within 7 days and I will give you a full refund. No hoops. No hard feelings. I'm that confident you're going to love this.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any art experience to take the course?
No. The Texture Studio was made for total beginners. We start with how to hold and load a palette knife before we ever paint a flower, so you never feel lost.
What supplies do I need for textured floral art?
Just three things to buy: light modeling paste, a basic palette knife set, and a paper palette. That starter kit runs under $40. Everything else can come from home: any acrylic paint (cheap bottles work great), an old canvas or any hard flat surface, paper towels, and a cup of water. Supplies are not included, but your Materials List links everything I use.
How do I get the course after I buy?
Right after checkout you'll get a PDF by email with your private link to The Texture Studio. There's no app to download and no account to set up. Bookmark the page and start painting.
Can I watch on my phone?
Yes. The course works on a laptop, tablet, or phone. Print the companion workbook or keep it open on a tablet next to your palette while you paint.
How much time do I need?
About two hours per painting, split into two sessions. Prep Day is about an hour to mix colors and paint your background. Flower Day is about an hour to lay your petals. Lessons are self paced, and the Calm Creative Ritual Guide helps you find time in a busy week.
What if I get stuck?
Flip to the Fix It chart in your companion workbook. It covers flat petals, rough edges, bumps, cracking, canvas showing through, and smushed petals. If you're still stuck, post a photo in the course community and I'll help you.
Do I use a palette knife or a piping bag?
Mostly the palette knife. For raised petals you load the knife from your palette and press it onto the canvas. For flat petals you pipe a little paste onto the canvas and press it flat with your knife. Piping bags also store your mixed paste so it doesn't dry out. Module 2 walks you through both slowly.
What kind of modeling paste should I use?
I use Liquitex Light Modeling Paste. It costs a little more, but it won't crack. Cheaper texture mediums are the most common reason petals crack as they dry.
How long does textured art take to dry?
About 3 hours to set, 12 hours to be dry to the touch, and 24 hours to be fully dry. Sealing with a clear varnish is optional.
Are there live classes?
The course is fully pre recorded so you can paint on your own schedule. If you want to paint with me live, I post new classes each month at jenlaurentaylor.com.
I already have the DIY kit. Do I still need the course?
The kit gives you supplies and one project. The course teaches you the full technique and 16 different flowers, so you can keep painting long after the kit is used up. They work beautifully together.
How long do I have access?
Forever. It's a one time payment with lifetime access and no subscription.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. Try the course for 7 days. If you try the technique and don't feel like you're making real progress, email me for a full refund.
Start smaller. That's okay too.
My exact materials list
The paste, knives, paint, and canvas I use, all in one printable list. Free in your inbox.
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DIY Textured Floral Art Kit
Want the supplies handed to you? Start with a kit and one guided project, then come back for the full course.
Shop the kitStop saying someday. Start today.
Your calm little studio is waiting. One knife, one petal, one flower at a time.
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