How To Improve Your Watercolor Painting Values Tones Edges
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2022
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Hi Friends, in this tutorial I am explaining how to pait forground, midground and background to improve your painting. How to interpret what you see in real life using visual language for the painting to tell a story. How to use valus, tones and edges in different grounds and why it is important.
Hope it is helpful, if so please like, subscribe and share.
Happy painting!
Nina
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this is an incredible lesson - the painting when it's done almost looks like a magic trick where the human observer fills in the blanks.
This is very helpful. A lot of people show what they do and explain what they do, but not why they do it.
I'm glad this tutorial is helpful! You are right and Why is the most important part, isn't it!? :)
So beautiful! Reminds me of Zbukvic's paintings. :) Thanks
Thank you Gaia!
You have a wonderful way of explaining the process in simple, easy to follow terms. Of course, it requires lots of practice to implement these skills consistently. I look forward to more videos and information about any online workshops or courses.
Thank you Mark! I have Patreon at the moment if you're interested. I share a lot of good stuff there, not just show and tell. I usually receive "you are the only one who explains why" feedback on my teaching style. It's only $15. Also, I would recommend, going through all the demos without preference of subject and even if you don't want to paint just listen. Honestly my biggest progress was due to lots of listening before painting. Practicing without knowing exactly what and why close to useless. Best wishes!
it is the most helpful watercolor painting lesson in my life...appreciate a lot!! what a great job!
I'm so glad!
Excellent Explanation...I have been in search of the main knowledge of values and application of colors and why and how that is done.
I'm so glad it's helpful! Thank you!
7:38 "...the focal point is attacked with all my might and strength." 😀 I Love that!! You're the best RUclips watercolor instructor!!
Thank you Kevin 🤣👍
Beautiful work…really good teacher…thank you…be safe
Thank you so much! I try to share my knowledge as best as I can. I'm so happy it's helpful!
Thanks very much Nina, I really love the way that you explain everything and of course, watching the painting process unfold.
Thank you David!
Fantastic work Nina, you are very very good at explaining your work!!! Thank you!👍👍👍
Thank you!
Hi Nina, I have been painting watercolor for about a year and have never heard or read this in any books or tutorials. I want to learn the basics and am thrilled to have found you. Thank you for this tutorial, looking forward to growing while watching your channel. ~*Shana
Thank you Shana! I'm so glad it's helpful!
Excellent teaching and explanation
Thank you!
Great job Nina! Love your style!👍🏻
Thank you Saba!
That was EXCELLENT. I've subscribed and looking forward to more. Thanks!
Thank you Reba Nelson! Glad to have you on board!
Nina, I love your excellent explanations and teaching. I strive with interpretation of a subject. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world! I immediately subscribed.
Thank you Joy! I'm glad it's helpful!
you’re an amazing painter and teacher. Thank you
Thank you so much Robin!
Amazing talent you have !. Thank you for your demonstration.
Thank you Rocky!
This was so useful and your way of explaining things is warm and playful. Thank you :)
Thank you Holly! I'm so glad!
Excellent and so well narrated. Thank you.
Always a pleasure!
Great tutorial and your paintings are beautiful!
Thank you Stephan!
Maravillosa acuarela.
Your a wonderful artist and teacher. Thanks for the lesson
Thank you Doug! Always happy to help!
Lovely work, I really like your use of colour.
Thank you Bruce! I always aim to achieve colour harmony in my paintings :)
Fantastic light sepia work ,especially details of bldg, n sciography in foreground.👍
Thank you!
Thank you!
Diretamente do BRASIL
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Wow!You are fantastic and tutorial was great. 👏👏👏
Thank you Eduardo! I'm glad it's helpful!
What a great video. Your artwork is amazing.
Thank you!
Great tuition and a beautiful piece of work!
Thank you very much!
This was vey well taught. Loved it😊
Thank you! I'm so glad!
Excellent teaching!
Thank you Pedro, I'm glad it's helpful!
Great lesson. Thanks!
Thank you Sherry! Glad it's helpful!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing 👏👏👏💐
Thank you Luisa!
Thank you Nina, this is useful
I'm so glad!
Thank you, ma'am.
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Thank you
Excelent!
Hi l recently watch your painting's demonstration l became to love it the way you narrated is so pleasant & clear Thanks for that ! I am still learning my self to perfection ,your tutorials help me a lot Thanks again . Lot of 💞 from 🇸🇬 👍 🆒 Awaiting for your latest & up coming paintings tutorials 🙏 💐
Thank you so much Bala! I'm so glad it's helpful and enjoyable!
Muchas gracias!!!
Es un placer! Estoy tan contenta de que sea util!
that was very helpful. i find that i do well when doing a monochromatic painting, but i fall apart when trying to introduce colors. i found your explanation about the use of warm and cool colors based on where they are in the painting very helpful...i will keep practicing
Thank you Dan! I'm so glad this tutorial is helpful. Best of luck!
Thank you so muchh!!! Ill try to replicate the technique.. this kind of painting gives me goosebumps
My pleasure! I'm so glad it's inspiring!
@@nvfineartstudio7296 you are now the art teacher I never had! I am so excited to grow as an artist!
Lovely. Thank you
It's always a pleasure!
Amazing
Thank you Rasintha!
So great
Thanks again! ☺️
Thank's for sharing my friend, you are a great
Thank you! It's always a pleasure
Looking forward to seeing your output on Patreon Nina! Keep up the good work😁
Thank you Brian! This particular video will be a part of my course. But I'm getting ready another street scene for you guys this weekend. Hope it is as enjoyable :)
@@nvfineartstudio7296 Thanks Nina. You've brought about a step shift for me in my own painting. Thoroughly worth the sub. Best wishes, Brian
very helpful
Thank you Rasintha! I'm so glad!
Nice work
Thank you!
Great
Thank you!!!
Great video!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Very helpful
I'm very glad!
PRO... subscribed!
Thank you!😊
good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
excellent
Thank you!
🎉 nice to know.
Thank you!
Waoo. You inspire me. Though I wish you to teach me landscape painting
Thank you Eliot! I'm so glad! I've just posted Dos and Don't s of how to paint loose landscapes. Hope it will be helpful as well.
Another Zbukvic drone right down to the red signature.
Haha 🤣 good one, JZ invited me personally to WSV and had no issue with my style of painting, can't see how you would then
Hope you understand what this tutorial is about 🤣
Hi Nina, thankyou for your videos, they are extremely helpful. I enjoyed painting along with you on this one. Is this a scene in Northcote?
Hi Peter, I'm so glad to hear that! It's in Camberwell, near Maling Rd :)
Awesome explaining..
BTW what paper and brushes are you using?
Thank you! I usually use Arches, Saunders Waterford, Baohong 300 GSM rough (in this video it's Arches). In regards to my brushes, I have a tutorial. Please follow the link: ruclips.net/video/3COEk4w5_w0/видео.html
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Very inspiring Nina, is there a long version of this video awailable ?
Thank you Minerva! Unfortunately no, I painted this just as an example for the tutorial.
Hi Nina, thank you for this. Do you have another video explaining the tonal numbers you mentioned please.
Thank you! Yes, I do. It has green 200 number as thumbnail. One of the oldest. But, I have the numbers there 1 black to 10 white, this is what you see on grey scale tools. But, as we paint in watercolor from light to dark, I find it confusing, so count them backwards (not just me, haha). So now I use 1 for white and go down to 10 as black. I feel like I need to update this "200" video to be consistent.
@@nvfineartstudio7296 Thank you Nina, I understand your system now. Like you in my mind White paper is 1 and black is 10 for the reason you state re tones. That’s how I number my grey and colour tone scales.
When it comes to chroma/intensity I number the other way round 10 to 1 or 0
Oh btw, I joined your Patreon Creative tier after I wrote my comment.
This is great, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, there is an option for direct message on Petreon or right under the videos in comments. Hope you enjoy it!
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Thank you!
Hi Nina thank you for another of your helpful instructions. Just one question: do you stretch your paper and if so, how do you do it?
Kind regards, Al
Thanks Alaudin! No, not in a traditional way. I spray the back of the paper if it's from a roll and tape it with masking tape to the board. If it's from a flat pack (full sheet or half) I just tape it straight to the board. I don't paint too wet, and even if the paper buckles during the first wash it doesn't bother me. I don't like the traditional stretching, you tend to get too precious and lose spontaneity after all the pre-work you've done to the paper 🤷😉
Thank you so much for your video, it is very helpful! May I ask which colors did you use? How did you make them darker? And do you use your paper on the table, or do you have an angle? Thanks.
I'm so glad! I use a painting board at approx. 30o angle. I think I used a mix of ultramarine, a.crimson permanent and c.turquoise. I usually use N.Tint or/and B.Sienna to get the tones darker.
For the first wash I probably used Yellow Ochre.
@@nvfineartstudio7296 thank you so much for detailed information! I love your work. And I’m planning to take a course online 😊
Hi Nina, thanks for your help explaining your watercolor process.may I ask what is the rigger brand and number you use for poles and small details?
Hi Bogdan, in this demo I am using Silver Black Velvet #0, but most recently I've been using NEEF needle brush #6 (for a sheet of paper larger than 1/4 imperial I would recommend #8)
@@nvfineartstudio7296 thanks for the response. I really appeciate that. Maybe is irrilevant for you, but you and a few of watercolor artist (like Joseph Zbukvic and Chien Chung-Wei)are my best mentors for tecnique and stuff to use.
Last time i painted I had to struggle a little to make thin long defined lines with an escoda prado nr 8.
So today i ordered some new brushes ( upgradings) and i took your stuff as exemple. Mainly i switched my escoda ultimo mops to GOLD Aquario but i didnt find out what measure of rigger to use. Now i know it was a Neef brush. Thanks again.
Would you inform us, what big brush did you use for first layer? Thanks 🙏
Hi Daniel, it's Escoda Aquario #18.
@@nvfineartstudio7296 ok, thank you 🙏
Your mop brush brand pls
Hi Suresh, it's Escoda Aquario
You mentioned a course you're making. Is this available now?
Still working on, but will be available very soon.
@@nvfineartstudio7296 awesome. There's plenty on your channel to keep me busy, but I'll sign up when the course is ready!
are you on FB?
Yes, it's Nina Volk on FB
Такой приятный английский...такой ...прямо не наслушаюсь..такие с и з не услышишь у американцев.
Thank you !