im glad i found this video ,i used to have many art books and magazines ,i miss them ,i still have a few left,i watch daniel smith with you i enjoy that channel im in love wih watercolors.thank you
One that I found to be a big help was WAYS WITH WATERCOLOR by Ted Kautzky. He starts painting with two colors and with each new lesson adds a color. And his paintings are beautiful
James Gurney is fantastic and I think someone to look up to not just for beginning artists and illustrators but damn near any level. Color and Light has probably been referenced more times than any other book I've seen in these sort of Top Tier lists of books artists should own. Also, big props for him just being a really cool down to earth weirdo, if you haven't seen his RUclips channel it absolutely charming and instructional. Cheers to you as well, just came across your channel and I'm really digging it.
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I don't have any of his instructional videos, yet anyway, but aside from several of the Dinotopia books I have his Color and Light book as well as Imaginative Realism. Both superb. From this list of yours I also have En Plein Air: Light & Color by Iain Stewart but I still need to get to that one. I have a tendency to just buy art books faster than I can get through them. Haha!
The Guide Artists books have books by the best painters and sculptors in the world. They release one to two books per month. It's really a luxury nowadays!
Very awesome review! ENtertaining as well as good information! I have two of them for sure, will have to dig to make sure I don't have any others. At the moment am studying out of Tony Couch's Key's to Successful Painting! I really like this book as well. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this book review!
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and Carlson's Guide to Landscape painting. I am a watercolorist but since retiring I have been experimenting with Acrylic and Aqua Oils. I still prefer watercolor though. I can't seem to get the look I want in any other medium
@@naomiruthie I especially like both of those books have you try painting with gouache and what paint brushes do you like to use with your watercolors?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I do also paint with Gouache. I am a purist though so I don't add it to my watercolors. I paint specifically with Gouache and specifically with watercolor. I use mostly round brushes. pure Kolinsky sable brushes. I recently purchased a couple of synthetic round brushes by Masters Touch and found them to be okay. I am intrigued by the brushes you use and would love to try them. I'm not sure where to find them and are they cost effective. Retired budget ATM.
Great reviews great books. I watched this probably about four or five times over the course of the day so far thank you.
I refer to James Gurney's Color and Light all the time! Wonderful reference and so digestible.
im glad i found this video ,i used to have many art books and magazines ,i miss them ,i still have a few left,i watch daniel smith with you i enjoy that channel im in love wih watercolors.thank you
Do you have a favorite Daniel Smith color?
One that I found to be a big help was WAYS WITH WATERCOLOR by Ted Kautzky. He starts painting with two colors and with each new lesson adds a color. And his paintings are beautiful
Color and light is currently available on Kindle unlimited in case anyone would be interested :)
James Gurney is fantastic and I think someone to look up to not just for beginning artists and illustrators but damn near any level. Color and Light has probably been referenced more times than any other book I've seen in these sort of Top Tier lists of books artists should own. Also, big props for him just being a really cool down to earth weirdo, if you haven't seen his RUclips channel it absolutely charming and instructional.
Cheers to you as well, just came across your channel and I'm really digging it.
Do you have any books or videos of his?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I don't have any of his instructional videos, yet anyway, but aside from several of the Dinotopia books I have his Color and Light book as well as Imaginative Realism. Both superb. From this list of yours I also have En Plein Air: Light & Color by Iain Stewart but I still need to get to that one. I have a tendency to just buy art books faster than I can get through them. Haha!
This is great thank you! I've been looking for watercolor specific books.
I have some more books I will be sharing soon
My book hoarder heart squealed with glee my wallet let out a groan 😂
The Guide Artists books have books by the best painters and sculptors in the world. They release one to two books per month. It's really a luxury nowadays!
Draw Like a Boss is probably my favorite art book of all time. Nice reviews Gabriel! There's one or two I'm missing from my collection here
Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll check it out.
Do you have a link for the book?
My favorite is pbk11 and amethyst
Great review and thanks for showing the inside of the books!! Very helpful
What was helpful for you ?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I buy a lot of books online vs in store so seeing the inside of the book was great
@@GlowingOlderandHealthier thank you for the reply 💜💜
Very awesome review! ENtertaining as well as good information! I have two of them for sure, will have to dig to make sure I don't have any others. At the moment am studying out of Tony Couch's Key's to Successful Painting! I really like this book as well. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this book review!
What two books do you have and I’ll check out your book. What medium do you like to work in?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and Carlson's Guide to Landscape painting. I am a watercolorist but since retiring I have been experimenting with Acrylic and Aqua Oils. I still prefer watercolor though. I can't seem to get the look I want in any other medium
@@naomiruthie I especially like both of those books have you try painting with gouache and what paint brushes do you like to use with your watercolors?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I do also paint with Gouache. I am a purist though so I don't add it to my watercolors. I paint specifically with Gouache and specifically with watercolor. I use mostly round brushes. pure Kolinsky sable brushes. I recently purchased a couple of synthetic round brushes by Masters Touch and found them to be okay. I am intrigued by the brushes you use and would love to try them. I'm not sure where to find them and are they cost effective. Retired budget ATM.
Ooooo I want 3,4,6 & 7 gaaaaahhhh!
I am sure your on the Nice list, An will get them out of the four which are you super excited to read?
Oh dear. Amazon now has a considerable amount of dosh from me ....📖📕📘📑
Which do you want to buy?
@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors I bought them all 😅😅😅