EASY Watercolor Misty Forest | Wet on Wet for Beginners WEEK 4
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This is the 4th in my 6-week series all about painting with watercolors to help you master the WET-ON-WET technique! Paint right along with me in this no-stress foggy forest tutorial!
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I have watched many artists paint a misty forest, this is by far the most effective and achievable,in my humble opinion. Many thanks.
Wow, thank you!
The way you explain the dampness required in the brush and paper to achieve the effects makes you a great teacher! Actually, the way you explain most things is really effective. Thank you for your tutorials and guidance!
Nice job, Emily. Can't wait to try it!
Best video on foggy pine trees! Very well explained. Thank you Emily😊
I did it! And with a young friend too! We struggled a bit with paper warping due to being very wet, but came through with happy hearts.
Love this Misty Forest!!! Perfect tutorial, I have to be more patient or get a drying tool😅
Great tutorial! For some reason I lost the one that goes to Watercolor Mastery. I really liked the way you showed how to “scribble” the trees. I’m going to be doing this (in between my Watercolor Mastery daily challenges!) as a practice for water control on my brush and in my paints. Thank you Emily! As always… BEST.TEACHER.EVER. and Watercolor Mastery BEST.CLASS.EVER!
Perfect timing, since this is what I woke up to yesterday! Even the tall Doug fit next to the driveway were shrouded in mist. You made it sho simple! One would think that in all of the years I've painted and lived here that this would have come to mind on its own! Thanks for the inspiration!
I appreciate how accessible you made this! I will be practicing this for sure. Thanks!
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos gratis, estoy aprendiendo y tú técnica es muy didáctica, saludos desde Chile.❤
this is beautiful, i love these simple landscapes, they are so effective ❤❤❤
I loved this!!! Thank you Emily!!! I have the same paper - just haven't used it yet! I hope to start painting again soon! A California Gramma ❤
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I had someone request this very style painting, so I am excited to give it a try!
This is beautiful. Some spatters of white gouache would make it wintery and you could use it for a Christmas card.
Hullo Emily, I enjoyed this video you did a wonderful job showing the wet on wet technique! I liked the use of Paynes gray I like to use Perylene Green for my very dark greens as it can look almost black in heavy concentrations. I especially like DaVinci's version but I have been so converted to this brand that is has surpassed most every other brand in my studio palette! Thank you for giving this excellent video on a misty forrest scene!
I was wondering if Perylene Green would suffice rather than mixing two colours.
Same I was like, "perylene green would be perfect for this" lol
Definitely! Go for it!
loved the misty trees. Is there any advantage of the heat tool for drying over a hair dryer?
Not really-I just like having a dedicated dryer at my desk. :-)