This is absolutely the kind of content I need. Thanks so much. I love your beautiful grays! I appreciate your taking the time to show the degree of wetness you need on your paper as well. Love your paintings. You’ve been a favorite of mine for a long time!
I am going to paint this Neutral lesson right now! I'm going to look for more of your lessons too! Great teaching style...thanks so very much to both you and Martha Jax FL
Fabulous fabulous lesson Don. Just what I wanted to learn. You’re my new watercolour hero. Only found you recently. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom xx
@@moirastevenson4567 Hi Moira,,,,yes, I'm born,raised in South Alabama so the accent comes with the territory! And yes,,,,I taught a workshop in your wonderful country 6 or 7 years ago and it was gray made for watercolor! Btw,,,I'm half Irish myself, most everyone on my mothers side is a redhead! Friend Don
First time visitor to your channel. Great content, and I'm excited to try the overwash technique. However, I had to watch it several times to figure out the mixes because sometimes you call the 6 primaries "lighter and darker" instead of "cooler and warmer" and never use pigment names (eg lemon yellow) after the intro.
Hi CastleMc,,,,, thank you for your input,,, you are putting your finger on one of the negatives in doing live painting demonstrations, namely trying to paint and talk (and make some sense) at the same time! Go to my website, donandrewsstudio.com, then to the video section, scroll down to color harmony(not the title, martha gives the videos come on titles)there's a colorful church on the thumbnail, this video is free to watch and it give you a better idea of my color selections and why,,,more to come! Friend Don
Hi Don. Lived the exercise. To me was mind-blowing. So, if I understood correctly we can cool or warm our watercolor mixings by adding cooler or warmer paint!!! If so, my question is if that goes for every color mixing? Not only grey? right?????
Hi Cristina,,, thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, you are 100 per cent correct, this color temperature concept is so unnecessarily confusing,,,, all blues are visually cool, there is no such thing as a warm blue that you see as warm paint,,,, Ultramarine blue is a good example,it is referred to as a warm blue,why? Because it has a touch of Magenta in it, a cool red has a touch of Thalo blue in it,,,a warm green has more yellow,a cool green has more blue,,,etc,,,,Hope this helps! Friend Don
Hi majrminer,,,,, Oh yes, we haven't announced yet but we are about a month out from launching a Patreon monthly watercolor class! You're on our email list so you'll get a notification! Hope you'll join us! Friend Don
Hi Majrminer,,,, Oh yes,,,,we haven't announced yet but we're about a month out from launching our Patreon monthly watercolor class! You're on our email list so you'll get a notification! I hope you'll join us! Friend Don
I think your one of the best water color artist I've ever seen. I love your colors. Your also an excellent teacher. TY.
Hi Linda,,, thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
This is absolutely the kind of content I need. Thanks so much. I love your beautiful grays! I appreciate your taking the time to show the degree of wetness you need on your paper as well. Love your paintings. You’ve been a favorite of mine for a long time!
Hi MOodyBlue,,,,thank you so much,,,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
I really love this and it's so beautiful. It makes me feel like I'm really there. I'd like to see you paint #1, as well
Thank you Morgaine😊
Thank you! I'd love to see how you developed these 2 demos into paintings.
Hi Paula,,,thank you,,,yes, I'll have a video with this emphasis that I'll take to resolution soon! Friend Don
This is the most invaluable painting lesion I’ve come across. Thank you! Please share more 😍
Hi Isobel,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
I just saw your bio that you are a graduate of Ringling School of Art. My first husband was, too. We were there in ‘75-80. Crazy days
Hi Grace,,,yes, Oh fond memories! Friend Don
I loved watching this, your colors are beautiful and your enthusiasm contagious!
@@MaryGadsby hi Mary,,,,, I appreciate your comments,,,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Loved this video and your painting style! Thank you for sharing and please make more of these!
Hi Eovielle,,,, thank you so much,,,,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
I enjoyed this tutorial showing us the infinite combinations while color mixing. Thank you
Hi Grace, thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Thank you for sharing this with all of us!
Hi Paulo,,,thank you,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
I am going to paint this Neutral lesson right now! I'm going to look for more of your lessons too! Great teaching style...thanks so very much to both you and Martha Jax FL
Hi Alice,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Great tips and techniques. I'll be playing with colorful grays in my next project.
Hi Jessie,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Just discovered your channel. Love your work. ❤
Hi Jane,,,,we're glad to have you with us! Friend Don
Fabulous fabulous lesson Don. Just what I wanted to learn. You’re my new watercolour hero. Only found you recently. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom xx
@@moirastevenson4567 Hi Moira,,,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
@@DonAndrewsAWS incidentally I love your accent! You should come here to Northern Ireland and then you’d learn a thing or two about grays😄
@@moirastevenson4567 Hi Moira,,,,yes, I'm born,raised in South Alabama so the accent comes with the territory! And yes,,,,I taught a workshop in your wonderful country 6 or 7 years ago and it was gray made for watercolor! Btw,,,I'm half Irish myself, most everyone on my mothers side is a redhead! Friend Don
I just love how you blend colors😍❤️
Hey Roxann,,,,,thank you so much,,,,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Great video. Short, easy to understand and very informative segments. Thank you for sharing. Recently subbed.
Hi Cathy,,, thank you for watching! Friend Don
I learned so much from this, thank you 🙏🏻 😊
Hi Floyd,,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
The grays are beautiful
Hi Dianna,,,thank you, yes they are! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Hi Dianna,,,thank you, yes they are! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
...how lovely...
Hi Sharon,,, thank you,,,I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
This is a wonderful video. Thank you so much.
Hi Sheila,,,, we're glad to have you with us! Friend Don
I always appreciate your videos 🎉
Hi SleepyTeacher,,,,thank you for watching! Friend Don
Great input.. Thanks
Hi Ranjana,,,,thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Friend Don
Your use of tropical colors has really inspired me.
Hi gmichael8,,,,, thank you,, I also love them! Friend Don
First time visitor to your channel. Great content, and I'm excited to try the overwash technique. However, I had to watch it several times to figure out the mixes because sometimes you call the 6 primaries "lighter and darker" instead of "cooler and warmer" and never use pigment names (eg lemon yellow) after the intro.
Hi CastleMc,,,,, thank you for your input,,, you are putting your finger on one of the negatives in doing live painting demonstrations, namely trying to paint and talk (and make some sense) at the same time! Go to my website, donandrewsstudio.com, then to the video section, scroll down to color harmony(not the title, martha gives the videos come on titles)there's a colorful church on the thumbnail, this video is free to watch and it give you a better idea of my color selections and why,,,more to come! Friend Don
Hi Don. Lived the exercise. To me was mind-blowing. So, if I understood correctly we can cool or warm our watercolor mixings by adding cooler or warmer paint!!! If so, my question is if that goes for every color mixing? Not only grey? right?????
Hi Cristina,,, thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, you are 100 per cent correct, this color temperature concept is so unnecessarily confusing,,,, all blues are visually cool, there is no such thing as a warm blue that you see as warm paint,,,, Ultramarine blue is a good example,it is referred to as a warm blue,why? Because it has a touch of Magenta in it, a cool red has a touch of Thalo blue in it,,,a warm green has more yellow,a cool green has more blue,,,etc,,,,Hope this helps! Friend Don
Don, any workshops for 2024?
Hi majrminer,,,,, Oh yes, we haven't announced yet but we are about a month out from launching a Patreon monthly watercolor class! You're on our email list so you'll get a notification! Hope you'll join us! Friend Don
Hi Majrminer,,,, Oh yes,,,,we haven't announced yet but we're about a month out from launching our Patreon monthly watercolor class! You're on our email list so you'll get a notification! I hope you'll join us! Friend Don
Was everything wet when you added the Grey's or did you let the color dry?
Hi Michael,,,,yes, everything on the page is wet except the saved whites! Thanks for joining us! Friend Don
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