Thank you very much for this tutorial. Even when I follow your tutorials for several months, I appreciated this video, and I learned that it is not necessary to let dry the second layer! I even had before this impression, that in between the second and the third layer there is or can be a smooth transition. I observed this especially in your landscapes aquarelles, but also in other ones ...
Hi Nitin. Peter from Noosa Australia. I have used the layer technique on a lot of watercolours. Your instruction will be of great help to a lot of artists that get a bit lost in watercolour. Keep up your good work, you will have a loyal following.
Thank you too! I have been looking for this for so long - something that shows the beginning steps. I do botanicals but struggle with layering. Keep giving these kinds of lessons :)
Nitin, Thank you for a very clear descriptive lesson and we can see your color palette, that is awesome, now we know how dilute or strong is the colors you mix.
Oh my gosh!vive needed this video more than i can express in words. Thank you, thank you for perfectly demonstrating and explaining. Your art is spectacular.
Once again a great vedio that teaches the basics of watercolour. Thank you for your regular vedios on youtube. They are of tremendous help especially given the current lock down situations. Stay safe.
Hello, Nitin. It seems there was no down time between the second and third layers, eh? I appreciate this style of learning and I imagine at some point they blend together as it becomes intuitive and takes on a flow of its own. I am a rank beginner and a slow learner to boot, so I imagine this will take me plenty of time, LOL! Cheers to you and thank you for your excellent videos!
nice stuff, Nitin! this style suits the landscapes and architecture, I also mean the colour palette you use...what about still life and human portraits? I'm also an artist and looking for different styles and ways to improvise. Thank you!)
I would appreciate if you please let me know what type of watercolors do you recommend. I paint with oil paints at the moment. Can you use vibrant colors for the last layer? I love to paint with vibrant colors. Thanks so much for your time and effort. Great inspiration for beginners. Many blessings.
this is a great tutorial :) i have some questions though, do you have to wait for 2nd layer to dry also? and what kind of pencil do you use for the sketch?
Ideally you should let them dry too, but most cases if you don’t see much touch up in third layer then you can finish your third layer while second layer is still wet. I’m using graphite 6B pencil
Hi ! This simplier explanation make me want to take your class even more.... But, please tell me when you add the last 4 th drawing with details... So for this last one, is there also a 'waiting to dry' step ? It is nor mentioned. I just want to be very sure for the last waiting dry section... Thanks so much ! Teri
You can do either way in last layer. Depending on how much work you feel left for last layer. If no much work involved in last layer then try to finish it your third layer without waiting second layer to get dry. Hope you got me
Waves @ Nitin! Thanks for this video! I am practicing layering now, and use many layers with different water/paint ratios, glazing. I often use wet in wet, dry, then go in wet on dry...no special rhyme or reason, but more intuitive a process, do you know what I mean? I see your brush strokes often seem intuitive as well. If you ever made a video about it, I'd love to see it.
I got what you’re saying and there is nothing wrong doing that. Such experiments always gives some thing unexpected. I take a note of your suggested tutorial, thank you.
I suggest you tape up your paper on the table with masking tape so it won't move while you're painting and you don't have to pin it with your fingers :)
Which paper it is and colour? I tried camlin artist clr on canson wtrclr ppr but it didn't blend much well.. How to fix it.. Why it is happened? Plz hlp
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Thank you, Nitin. I so enjoy your guidance. I love your smile.
Thank you
Fantastic.....your joy is contagious...I think I may loosen up!
Thank you
Thanks so much! You are one of the few showing clearly the layering process that causes so much dubts to us begginers.
For that , a big thanks!
Thank you so much and best wishes for your art journey
Thank you so much. An important lesson. Wanted to ask that 2nd layer dries and then only 3rd layer. Or we can proceed with it damp? Regards
one of a kind tutorial, very good job showing what is meant by layers.
Kudos. Very well demonstrated. God bless you.
Great Video Nitin, this is very helpful! Thank you
Thank you. I’m new to painting and not a fan of watercolors yet. I’m not ready to give up
Very soon you will enjoy this medium
Much appreciated. Thanks for showing in so much detail.
What a great way to explain layering%
Thank you very much for this tutorial. Even when I follow your tutorials for several months, I appreciated this video, and I learned that it is not necessary to let dry the second layer! I even had before this impression, that in between the second and the third layer there is or can be a smooth transition. I observed this especially in your landscapes aquarelles, but also in other ones ...
Thank you so much for your understanding
Thanks for showing us this process! Your watercolor paintings are brilliant!! 👍
Very clear demonstrated. Thank you, Ronnie
Hi Nitin. Peter from Noosa Australia. I have used the layer technique on a lot of watercolours. Your instruction will be of great help to a lot of artists that get a bit lost in watercolour. Keep up your good work, you will have a loyal following.
Thank you so much for your comment
Nice demo for layering with a subject. Thank you.
Thank you too! I have been looking for this for so long - something that shows the beginning steps. I do botanicals but struggle with layering. Keep giving these kinds of lessons :)
You are the best Nitin!
Love the vid!! I never subscribe right away...until now! So, I subscribe, like, and shared!
Amazing! Your video made me understand the layering process in watercolour very clearly. This is the best video I have ever seen on this topic.
Love your teaching style. This is what I have been looking for.
Excellent lesson and excellent teacher.
This was great, thank you!
Nitin,
Thank you for a very clear descriptive lesson and we can see your color palette, that is awesome, now we know how dilute or strong is the colors you mix.
Thank you so much
Danke für die tolle Anleitung
Oh my gosh!vive needed this video more than i can express in words. Thank you, thank you for perfectly demonstrating and explaining. Your art is spectacular.
You are an amazing teacher! So glad I found your tutorials. Thank you!!
Nice to hear this, thank you
Thanks so much! 💛💛💛
Wow I love your water colour work awesome 👍👌👍👌👍👍👌👍👍👍👍👌👌👍👍👌👍👌👍👌👍👌👍😍
Thank you so much
Oh my god you are great thank you so much I always appreciate you thanks you ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for your comment
Crystal clear explanation. Thank you.
Thank you so much
Thanks for your watercolor tutorial sir,it is very helpful for me,.
Pleasure to hear this, thank you
What an amazing tutorial...Thank you Sir...Very insightful...
Great help. Simple expression
Thank you
You literally save me tons of crap amount of time. Many thanks :)
Nice to hear this
Fantastic! thank you so much
Pleasure
You're a fantastic teacher! Thank you for this video
Thank you so much
Once again a great vedio that teaches the basics of watercolour. Thank you for your regular vedios on youtube. They are of tremendous help especially given the current lock down situations. Stay safe.
What a great tutorial! Thanks so much! I’m giving myself the opportunity to work with watercolors
Thank you Nitin, always useful and easy to follow.
Thank you so much
U r great.....supper.....inspiration....for me...... THANKS. ....
Pleasure to hear
Awesome lesson thank you
Hello, Nitin. It seems there was no down time between the second and third layers, eh? I appreciate this style of learning and I imagine at some point they blend together as it becomes intuitive and takes on a flow of its own. I am a rank beginner and a slow learner to boot, so I imagine this will take me plenty of time, LOL! Cheers to you and thank you for your excellent videos!
Very well explained
Thank you, It is a beautiful medium. I’m still very novice , and looking forward to more. I am having fun, man!
Haha, I got you!
So good man thank you'
This was very instructive. I like how you explained the whole layering concept using the four sheets. You have a new subscriber here. Thank you, sir.
I really appreciate your efforts.... Thank you nitin... Plz keep educating us.. 👏🙌
Wow amazing explanation... I really love you art style.
Thank you
thanks ...awaited
Thankyou sir, very helpful video
Thank you
Thank you so much just one question. Does the second layer has to be completely dry just like the first layer before finishing the artwork?
Is that a stable brush Nitin?
Very nice for beginners
Thank you
Gracias Nitin!!
Thank you
nice stuff, Nitin! this style suits the landscapes and architecture, I also mean the colour palette you use...what about still life and human portraits? I'm also an artist and looking for different styles and ways to improvise. Thank you!)
Thank you so much, I will look into your suggested tutorial. My best wishes for your art journey
I would appreciate if you please let me know what type of watercolors do you recommend. I paint with oil paints at the moment. Can you use vibrant colors for the last layer? I love to paint with vibrant colors. Thanks so much for your time and effort. Great inspiration for beginners. Many blessings.
I got you!
Thanks for the amazing tutorial as always...I have a question for the third layer do I have to wait for the second layer to dry?
Ideally you should let them try before working on third layer.
Where is this? Is the landscape Santiago de Chile? Looks like it!
Nitin singh
thanks for replying anyways I had a doubt that what watercolor method do you prefer?
I enjoy after dry techniques
Ok ok thanks
Nice one....
Nitin - Try taping the watercolor sheets and you'll eliminate the fingerprints and it makes a nice border.
Oh yes generally I do that, thank you
this is a great tutorial :) i have some questions though, do you have to wait for 2nd layer to dry also? and what kind of pencil do you use for the sketch?
Ideally you should let them dry too, but most cases if you don’t see much touch up in third layer then you can finish your third layer while second layer is still wet. I’m using graphite 6B pencil
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings Thankyou!
Hi ! This simplier explanation make me want to take your class even more....
But, please tell me when you add the last 4 th drawing with details... So for this last one, is there also a 'waiting to dry' step ? It is nor mentioned. I just want to be very sure for the last waiting dry section...
Thanks so much !
Teri
You can do either way in last layer. Depending on how much work you feel left for last layer. If no much work involved in last layer then try to finish it your third layer without waiting second layer to get dry. Hope you got me
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings yes, it does. Thank you very much ! You are my favorite watercolor painter on you tube.
Merci beaucoup. for the third layer do i wait the second layer is dried?
Not necessarily, you can do either way. Thank you
Waves @ Nitin! Thanks for this video! I am practicing layering now, and use many layers with different water/paint ratios, glazing. I often use wet in wet, dry, then go in wet on dry...no special rhyme or reason, but more intuitive a process, do you know what I mean? I see your brush strokes often seem intuitive as well. If you ever made a video about it, I'd love to see it.
I got what you’re saying and there is nothing wrong doing that. Such experiments always gives some thing unexpected. I take a note of your suggested tutorial, thank you.
Subscribed. ty
Thank you nitin
Thanks to you Nitin Singh
My pleasure
buenos dias maestro , me encanta seguir sus obras y aprendo por eso le doy las gracias !
I suggest you tape up your paper on the table with masking tape so it won't move while you're painting and you don't have to pin it with your fingers :)
Thank you so much for your suggestion.
👌
Thank you
Which paper it is and colour? I tried camlin artist clr on canson wtrclr ppr but it didn't blend much well.. How to fix it.. Why it is happened? Plz hlp
can you tell me the best papers and brushes names
All brands are good, just decide u want to go for expensive one or cost effective papers. escoda brushes are good
How does it not reactivate the previous layers?
You're my Indian guy teacher
Sir , please make a video on colour wheel
Oh sure, I will note of this request
Νeed of 2 chinese brushes, one soft and one harder?
The idea is good as a lesson but you did a mistake by covering all the first layer , first layer must not be covered completely.
As I’m working in tiny seat of paper you can’t see those left out first layers. But I agree with u that first layer should be visible as required
why do you sat you know ? we dont know.
Thank you for sharing. Awesome your job.