Simplicity. Let the water do the painting. Abstract Landscape Watercolor Sketch.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Watercolour supplies I used in this video view below.
With every watercolour sketch/painting, I learn a little bit more about how this medium can frustrate and satisfy in the same breath.
This abstract watercolor painting is the last landscape sketch in a series of six quick sketches that I feel captured what I was trying to project from the inspirational shoreline of Torquay, Devon in England. In this painting, I'm also adding more detail to the landscape than I have done in previous abstract landscape watercolour paintings.
Hope you enjoy this watercolor sketch. Please subscribe and let me know what you think in the comments section.
Watercolour paints: Winsor & Newton Professional
Watercolour Paper: XL Canson 140lb Cold Press
Brushes: Shanlian Hubi Fine Chinese Calligraphy Brushes
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John ...I never get tired of watching you paint.......
Thank you for your positive comment. Appreciate the encouragement.
Beautiful picture 😍
Thank you. I’m getting my paints now. Also, thank you for thoughtful music and no talking.
Thanks for commenting. Nice to know my creative has inspired you to paint. And I don't think I can paint and talk at the same time. 😄
Seriously, I could just watch this as a meditation. Your abstracts are so beautiful
Thank you so much. I will be creating a new watercolour video soon. Thanks again for the positive comment.
This is a wonderful video on the wet and wet technique
Thank you for your positive comment. I will be creating more watercolour videos in the near future.
Great painting.❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Love to watch you paint. So meditating. More please
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Absolutely love your tutorials and am trying to absorb how you simplify with such simply stunning results. Do you ever do thumbnail pencil sketches before your watercolor sketches?
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, I do about a dozen quick sketches to understand composition and simplify the landscape. In the opening of the video, you will see the camera scan all the watercolour and pencil sketches.
so lovely. How you created those trees is just magical! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Fascinating when the trees popped up!! I love what you do.
Every single stroke is a joy and satisfaction 🥰🤩
Beautiful. I love the trees. Thank you for sharing. Please do some more.
Beautiful and relaxing
Your creativity never ceases to amaze me!
Not only a beautiful painting, but a beautifully produced video!
Thanks Stephen for your comment. Producing watercolour videos is an ongoing learning experience. Glad to know you appreciate the effort 👍
Son muy interesantes sus comentarios, no sólo los técnicos, sino también los relacionados a la actitud y sentimientos mientras se realiza el proceso creativo...
Breath taking 🙏✨
I love this
Absolutely love that thank you
I'm always happy when I see a new painting tutorial you've made here!
Usually I observe and study your process for a minute or two, then I go forward close to the end. At that point my thoughts are a combination of awe of the complexity yet simplicity along with "wha-the-? How did he achieve that effect over here?" Then I go back to where I left off and continue to watch carefully to the end. Thank you again for sharing your excellence here! :-)
Thanks dragonflycat. I don't think I will ever learn to fully control how watercolour pigment interacts with water. It's an ongoing learning curve. This watercolour sketch was one of 6 that I did. The other 5 sketches were warm-ups to this one. Sometimes when working out composition, I will create a dozen or so just to work out how I want the watercolour paint to flow. Watercolour painting is both frustrating and satisfying in the same breath . . . but it's so much fun!
I love your work and it has inspired my own Rothko-inspired paintings. I would love to know what brush you use in the first part of the video, for the blue washes. TIA
Thanks for the comment. And the brushes I use for the washes are from Amazon. Budget friendly Chinese synthetic brushes. I buy loads of cheap brushes to try out. Hope that helps.
Zen...☯️
Thank you!!
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love this!!
it's simply superb Zen abstract so pure love it
marie-christine Scutt, thanks for the wonderful, motivating response. 👍
Beautiful simplicity!
123uschie, great comment. Big Thanks. Simplicity is my goal, getting there is complicated at times, but lots of fun.👍
This produced an inspiring piece indeed, less is more and I'm off to buy some paints tomorrow to experiment with, many thanks for posting this, along with all the other fantastic videos 👍😎
Marvellous, thanks a lot
Excellent 😍 very nice 💖💕👌💜🙏thank you
Big Thanks for commenting. 🍻 . Stay tuned for more watercolours.
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I love this... gorgeous.
Thanks Janice. Glade to hear you are enjoying my watercolours. Really appreciate the feedback👍
Love it!
Thanks!!
Thank you John for your answer 🙏🙏🙏
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Ah, también los planos cercanos mientras vas pintando...
So beautiful! I am trying to learn watercolors and your colors are stunning! What brand do you recommend?
Hi Gloria, thanks for your comment. The brand I use is Winsor & Newton. For the most intense pigments I use the Professional series. These are expensive but they do satisfy my need for deep colours. I do believe Winsor & Newton have a variety of price points within their line up of watercolour paints.
Hi John, I love watching you painting. The video you've been posting today (feb 11) is private or is it a mistake?
Hi Sylvie, technical issues have prevented me from posting. I am working on getting a new video published. Thanks for your comment👍
This was an inspiring video. I’d never thought of doing watercolor sketches before, but I’m going to start. What a great way to do a little bit of work every day. The way you did the trees was so cool! I’ve got to go try that.🤗 Thank you.
Hi Karen, glad you are enjoying my watercolour paintings. In this painting, i wanted to keep it as simple as posiible. Less is more.
Love the art. Not fond of the music. Too creepy. But love love your art!