WATERCOLOUR - SPEED PAINTING STILL LIFE

Watercolour speed painting of a still life - in this instance a bowl of figs.
YES, I'm back!
Rather than making you sit for ages watching me paint this one, I thought you might enjoy a sped up version of it.
It isn't really a lesson, but if you are a beginner, you can still see the process, but in particular take note of where I am holding the brush.
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[@stuatbendigo]

Nice work! Amazing to see how the watercolour runs and dries when viewed like this - must be a battle to keep it under control!

[@charles-sluga]

Thanks. Why I love watercolour so much - the running of paint and the collaboration between me and the water to try and keep it under control. I guess years of experience helps, with a bit of luck thrown in. 🙂

[@judithgillam5074]

Great colours Charles ! Thanks for a great video . Kind regards - Judi.

[@charles-sluga]

Thanks Judith. Glad you enjoyed it. Charles.

[@robyncanning7441]

Thanks Charles, great work! This might be good practice for me, in preparation for our course at end of October (fingers are still crossed it will happen!)

[@charles-sluga]

Thanks. All my fingers are crossed... which makes it tricky to paint 😁

[@sheilarademan5999]

Great so see you have not lost your touch!!!🥱🥱🥱
Is this with or without the twist?😁😁

[@charles-sluga]

Thanks Sheila. This has just a tiny twist, but not much :)