Found out just now! I’m so very sorry! We’ve lost a great teacher. I still use his lections for inspiration. My condolences to his loved ones and peace to his memory. He’s meant so much for so many of us, here on the internet. Thank you, Grant Fuller! ❤
I’m new here, and I just saw the sad news. I’m so sorry. He was a very talented man, and his videos are so helpful to me. Deepest sympathy to Grant’s family. Thank you so much for leaving his videos up. Rest in peace, Grant. You are missed.
I have also just become aware of Grant's passing. From his remarkable artwork and his ability to reach and encourage people like me, I feel that he was a gentle and giving man. He will be missed by many. Rest well.
I just stumbled upon this channel and I felt a strange kinship with that soothing voice - reminded me of my uncle far away in Canada. Then I read in the comments below that this great artist has passed away and strangely, I felt the loss quite tangibly. Such artists whose sharing and kindness exudes even as they speak, are rare to come by. May he rest in peace.
I just found out Grant Fuller had passed away in October due to complications with cancer. And here I was waiting for another one of his great lessons. Rest in peace good sir.
Cheezeh I just discovered Grant's wonderful tutorials and subscribed. What a sad thing to now discover that he's passed away. I am strangely heartbroken even though I haven't been following him for very long at all. His gentle voice and snowy hair make me feel poignant. May he rest in peace.
Anne Louise..... my sentiments exactly. When I found him I was touched by his soft voice and felt like I'd like to sit with him in the room and talk to him. I bet he was the kind that would share his love and passion for art. Rest in peace sweet artist man!
my sentiments exactly. When I found him I was touched by his soft voice and felt like I'd like to sit with him in the room and talk to him. I bet he was the kind that would share his love and passion for art. Rest in peace sweet artist man!
I have a real aversion to speed paintings, they amuse but don't teach. I do edit mine so there is not too much dead time, cleaning brushes etc., or things that don't contribute to the lesson.
Hello Mr. Fuller, I stumbled across your channel not very long ago. After watching one video, I was amazed at the way you paint with watercolors. It's truly brilliant. You make painting look so graceful and simple. Please continue uploading videos because I would love to learn more from you! Best, Shannon.
I like your technique.. its beautiful..I don't know about watercolors.. your paintings are great. Congratulations man. Nice colors. First time I see your watercolors.. God bless your eyes.
I have just come across these tutorials, which I find very informative. I then found out that the artist, Grant, had passed away, sorry to hear that. However I will be watching all his tutorials to get advise on techniques.. RIP friend. James.
Wow! That was awesome. So calm and romantic. I really love it sir. ☺️💕👍🏻 Hello 👋🏻 I’m your newest follower.☺️👍🏻 God bless and please keep safe always.☺️🙏🏻
Me encanta la acuarela y gracias a sus demostraciones pincelada a pincelada estoy adquiriendo técnicas que desconocía,el único problema el idioma, pero observo y la verdad creo que me está dando resultados.
Sir, I am definitely one of your great admirers. I watched some of your videos and found them so helpful and informative for a learner like me. Thanks a bunch for the tutorial. I am trying to create a little magic learning from you from your magical universe.
Buenos días maestro, ya no sube mas vídeos?, estuve viendo su canal y usted es increíble, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, es muy generoso de su parte, muchas gracias 💖💖😊😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have a question. For a painting similar to this, which is a person and background, would it be easier to cover the person with masking fluid so you can first paint the background and then the person from 0, or would that make the person seem slightly out of the actual painting?
Thank you for this. It would be very helpful if you listed the paint colours and brushes in your description. I like this teaching format and your work very much.
Look like 8x10. He’s passed away, unfortunately, very sad. I also wanted to say, I’ve never met another Catalán. It’s my family name, and wondered what your family nationality is. Thank you!
I want to start watercolour painting as a hobby now I have retired. I love your paintings and videos. Could you tell me what paper you use, please? The paper I have tried stretches when wet and is impossible to use wet? Thanks for the trouble you take making these videos.
Hi Bob, you need special watercolour paper, many brands available, but here is a complete list of my supplies: grantfuller.ca.c11.previewyoursite.com/workshop-supply-list/
Thanks Grant. That's really helpful. I've bought some 200gsm paper and a stretcher to practice with and I've been given some 300gsm but I'm not going to use it until I'm more confident.
Great lesson as always Grant. I'm thinking that most hobby painters that don't have income from their artwork would probably feel that $99 per year is expensive as time for painting may not be as available in a family household to justify the cost. It's a great resource but it's too bad they've set the price so high. This would probably encourage hobby painters to go online and get ideas from the unlimited art sites available, even if they don't have the features this company does.
Its good that you see some benefit. The alternative is to take your own photos. A good reference file is critical. Buy a camera, learn to set up a filing system so you can find them. Buy photo editing software to fix and crop (some free ones work OK, just learn to use them. And I still can't afford to go to all the locations I'd like to paint. So now if you're just starting out, $99 a year doesn't seem so bad when you can just order off the menu.
I agree that if you are just starting out it's a good resource. It would be even better if they priced it similar to a magazine subscription and I think they would get a better response. I'm your age and I've been taking pictures for years and although there are places I've never been able to visit so I do see the value in the subscription. I never seem to be able to spend the time to paint because the honey-do list has to come first. I did buy your watercolour book "Watercolor A-Z" but it too is waiting to be explored. This winter I've decided to rearrange my priorities and painting will be at the top of the list. Every time you post another video I get re-inspired, so thank you for your efforts. I love your style and I think that is what I value most rather than trying to decide what to paint.
I think, ideally, we should all take our own photos but I don't know anyone who files their photos every time they download, if at all. As a commercial artist, I was trained to keep a filing system, so I have a pretty good one on my computer but I still can't search the whole drive for a category of subjects. I need to go to a folder, where I have placed all photos in that category, ie; birds, boats, barns, and on and on. Each time I empty my camera, I sort and drop each photo into the right folder. I can see why beginners don't want to do that. I have learned to enjoy it but it takes a lot of time. I hope you get more time to paint this winter, even just the projects in the book. regards, Grant
There is a wonderful website www.pmp-art.com (abbreviation stands for paint my photo), which is a collaboration between atrists and photographers and there are amazing people from both categories. I don't mean to undermine the promoted website, I'm sure it provides a lot of possibilities, but, unfortunately, I can't afford it at the moment and besides I am very beginner for it, so to me PMP was a great find for practice and it only requires signing up. Hope that helps and best of luck.
Thanks for keeping Grant's channel still available to all those who continual to learn from him.
Found out just now! I’m so very sorry! We’ve lost a great teacher. I still use his lections for inspiration. My condolences to his loved ones and peace to his memory. He’s meant so much for so many of us, here on the internet. Thank you, Grant Fuller! ❤
I’m new here, and I just saw the sad news. I’m so sorry. He was a very talented man, and his videos are so helpful to me. Deepest sympathy to Grant’s family. Thank you so much for leaving his videos up. Rest in peace, Grant. You are missed.
I have also just become aware of Grant's passing. From his remarkable artwork and his ability to reach and encourage people like me, I feel that he was a gentle and giving man. He will be missed by many. Rest well.
I just stumbled upon this channel and I felt a strange kinship with that soothing voice - reminded me of my uncle far away in Canada. Then I read in the comments below that this great artist has passed away and strangely, I felt the loss quite tangibly. Such artists whose sharing and kindness exudes even as they speak, are rare to come by. May he rest in peace.
I just found out Grant Fuller had passed away in October due to complications with cancer. And here I was waiting for another one of his great lessons. Rest in peace good sir.
Cheezeh ohh...rest in peace..gr8 artist
Cheezeh I just discovered Grant's wonderful tutorials and subscribed. What a sad thing to now discover that he's passed away. I am strangely heartbroken even though I haven't been following him for very long at all. His gentle voice and snowy hair make me feel poignant. May he rest in peace.
Anne Louise..... my sentiments exactly. When I found him I was touched by his soft voice and felt like I'd like to sit with him in the room and talk to him. I bet he was the kind that would share his love and passion for art. Rest in peace sweet artist man!
Such sad news. I so enjoyed his work. My heart goes out to his family. He will be missed.
Rest in peace
my sentiments exactly. When I found him I was touched by his soft voice and felt like I'd like to sit with him in the room and talk to him. I bet he was the kind that would share his love and passion for art. Rest in peace sweet artist man!
I really appreciate how you don't speed up your painting so it's easier to see the real process of watercolor painting, nice work!
I have a real aversion to speed paintings, they amuse but don't teach. I do edit mine so there is not too much dead time, cleaning brushes etc., or things that don't contribute to the lesson.
sir Which colour used in this painting?
Thank you Grant for sharing all your most beautiful paintings and God bless you
Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledges Grant. You are eternal in our works. Rest in peace. God bless you
Hole, gracias
amazing! A lifetime of problem solving, tips and understanding colour. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Mr. Fuller, I stumbled across your channel not very long ago. After watching one video, I was amazed at the way you paint with watercolors. It's truly brilliant. You make painting look so graceful and simple. Please continue uploading videos because I would love to learn more from you! Best, Shannon.
Уроки великолепные!!! Спасибо огромное, хочется рисовать всё подряд!!!
Спасибо сюда за теплые слова
such a good artist. its sad its come to an end god blees you grant
I like your technique.. its beautiful..I don't know about watercolors.. your paintings are great. Congratulations man. Nice colors. First time I see your watercolors.. God bless your eyes.
Grant, you are a true master of painting wet sand. Another excellent video, thank you.
I have just come across these tutorials, which I find very informative. I then found out that the
artist, Grant, had passed away, sorry to hear that.
However I will be watching all his tutorials to get advise on techniques..
RIP friend. James.
Just subscribed then saw comments what a shame such a talented artist hope he is still painting in the afterlife just a lovely thought rip
Thank you Grantpa, i like your tutorials! Old people have more experience. :)
Wow! That was awesome. So calm and romantic. I really love it sir. ☺️💕👍🏻
Hello 👋🏻 I’m your newest follower.☺️👍🏻
God bless and please keep safe always.☺️🙏🏻
His tutorials are very helpful indeed. Btw Mr. Fuller passed away in Oct 2016.
i really see how you did your painting not like others. and i learned a lot from your videos thanks you for sharing your talent.
Me encanta la acuarela y gracias a sus demostraciones pincelada a pincelada estoy adquiriendo técnicas que desconocía,el único problema el idioma, pero observo y la verdad creo que me está dando resultados.
Sir, I am definitely one of your great admirers. I watched some of your videos and found them so helpful and informative for a learner like me. Thanks a bunch for the tutorial. I am trying to create a little magic learning from you from your magical universe.
Its so easy to learn w you I appreciate that you always let us know the colors that you use !
Buenos días maestro, ya no sube mas vídeos?, estuve viendo su canal y usted es increíble, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, es muy generoso de su parte, muchas gracias 💖💖😊😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I learn something new from this awesome painting
grant this is a truly lovely sunset they are my favourite type of landscape and with the couple included it's truly magical.
regards steve
I have a question. For a painting similar to this, which is a person and background, would it be easier to cover the person with masking fluid so you can first paint the background and then the person from 0, or would that make the person seem slightly out of the actual painting?
that would be the correct method if the figures were lighter than the background. here the figures are darker so can be painted on top
Grant Fuller Ah, I understand. Thank you very much for taking your time to answer my question!
Alexandra Mikka
syed yousuf ahmed ?
Very beautiful. What the paper do you used? Congratulations.
Esta precioso, y explica muy bien
Absolute a great video and it has sooo much atmosphere. THANKS AGAIN
Great painting Mr.Fuller, I am a beginner and trying to paint with your videos.Thanks.
I am fan of you sir,what a lovely drawings and painting are there..... Nice sir.
Beautiful 🔥❤️
Mind Blowing creativity ..... I salute you.
Thank you for this. It would be very helpful if you listed the paint colours and brushes in your description. I like this teaching format and your work very much.
what watercolor are you using? It is an amazing painting!
What size are your pictures? Your teaching is very good and very fast :-)!
Just heard Grant has passed 😢 bless him
I love this, I really want to start using watercolor, which kinds of papers are better for it?
I wish all commercials are like the advert at the start, quick and to the point, and then get on with it.
Fantastic.
wooooooo soooooo beautiful
the photos are amazing omgg i love them
what type of paper and brushes are you using?
Beautiful and detailed drawing
Bravissimo complimenti
What a great paintings amazing
Just seen this. Its brilliant!
Спасибо! Очень здорово!
Why doesn't you paper wrinkle like mine does? i am using Canson 140lb. cold pressed.
WOW.....amazing! I am just a beginner, but I think, under your direction.....I could make something beautiful!
You're awesome Grant. Thank you so much to sharing - xxxx
démonstration formidable thankou l'artiste
just love these
woooow I loving ur paintings
Really beautiful your painting
Hi, Grant, could you tell me size of paper you usually use in these videos?
Look like 8x10. He’s passed away, unfortunately, very sad.
I also wanted to say, I’ve never met another Catalán. It’s my family name, and wondered what your family nationality is. Thank you!
I want to start watercolour painting as a hobby now I have retired. I love your paintings and videos. Could you tell me what paper you use, please? The paper I have tried stretches when wet and is impossible to use wet?
Thanks for the trouble you take making these videos.
Hi Bob, you need special watercolour paper, many brands available, but here is a complete list of my supplies: grantfuller.ca.c11.previewyoursite.com/workshop-supply-list/
Thanks Grant. That's really helpful. I've bought some 200gsm paper and a stretcher to practice with and I've been given some 300gsm but I'm not going to use it until I'm more confident.
Grant Fuller Hi sir, please tell us you are still here! We all love you
Thank you this is beautiful
you make it look so easy.
really like this one
Amazing talent
Awesome painting Grant! Thank you 🙂
Mci pour le partage, c'est magnifique, vous êtes un grand artiste !
and your sketch looks so ... beautiful :,)
Rest in peace...
Thank you again for a beautiful lesson
Thank you for sharing......love it!
Love it,thanks
Великолепно!
Can anyone tell me what kind of painting is he using please ?
Beautiful!
Does anyone know what kind of paper he used?
Where are you 🥺 love your videoss
r u applying wet on dry for sky painting?
It's obvious ! The paper is dry .
Very very nice
babul mallick क्त.
marvelous lesson and amazing art!
thank u so much
Great painting, love your work x
Thank you.
Beautifuuulllll...
Thank you so much for sharing. It would help me even more if I could see the actually color of the paints that you use. Thank you again!!
That was fun.........thank you
Very nicely done.
great work
which colours are used in this painting .
So real 👍
bravissimo Maestro!!!
awesome.... amaaaaazing
Thank you!
Thanks great tutorial . . .now also I have to do is learn to paint like that.
Thank you Grant
Looks nice, but the reflections on the water do not make sense
Perfect!
Sir can you writ a colour name down side inside the video plz..
Mr. Fuller died not long after this video was made....
Incredible~!!
Lol you painted the woman's arm up in the reflection. Otherwise nice watercolor painting. Thanks for sharing your work.
Great lesson as always Grant. I'm thinking that most hobby painters that don't have income from their artwork would probably feel that $99 per year is expensive as time for painting may not be as available in a family household to justify the cost. It's a great resource but it's too bad they've set the price so high. This would probably encourage hobby painters to go online and get ideas from the unlimited art sites available, even if they don't have the features this company does.
Its good that you see some benefit. The alternative is to take your own photos. A good reference file is critical. Buy a camera, learn to set up a filing system so you can find them. Buy photo editing software to fix and crop (some free ones work OK, just learn to use them. And I still can't afford to go to all the locations I'd like to paint. So now if you're just starting out, $99 a year doesn't seem so bad when you can just order off the menu.
I agree that if you are just starting out it's a good resource. It would be even better if they priced it similar to a magazine subscription and I think they would get a better response. I'm your age and I've been taking pictures for years and although there are places I've never been able to visit so I do see the value in the subscription. I never seem to be able to spend the time to paint because the honey-do list has to come first. I did buy your watercolour book "Watercolor A-Z" but it too is waiting to be explored. This winter I've decided to rearrange my priorities and painting will be at the top of the list. Every time you post another video I get re-inspired, so thank you for your efforts. I love your style and I think that is what I value most rather than trying to decide what to paint.
I think, ideally, we should all take our own photos but I don't know anyone who files their photos every time they download, if at all. As a commercial artist, I was trained to keep a filing system, so I have a pretty good one on my computer but I still can't search the whole drive for a category of subjects. I need to go to a folder, where I have placed all photos in that category, ie; birds, boats, barns, and on and on. Each time I empty my camera, I sort and drop each photo into the right folder. I can see why beginners don't want to do that. I have learned to enjoy it but it takes a lot of time. I hope you get more time to paint this winter, even just the projects in the book. regards, Grant
There is a wonderful website www.pmp-art.com (abbreviation stands for paint my photo), which is a collaboration between atrists and photographers and there are amazing people from both categories. I don't mean to undermine the promoted website, I'm sure it provides a lot of possibilities, but, unfortunately, I can't afford it at the moment and besides I am very beginner for it, so to me PMP was a great find for practice and it only requires signing up. Hope that helps and best of luck.
I don't know if you or others on here know this but if you go on GOOGLE and type people on the beach you will get thousands of photo. just sayin
is he still alive ?