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How to Use Watercolor Markers - Techniques and Applications
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- Learn how to use watercolor markers in this lesson. Winsor and Newton's Promarker watercolor markers are applied to both cold press and and hot press watercolor paper. Learn how to combine watercolor markers with pen and ink to create a drawing of a seashell while exploring several techniques.
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Thank you for the choice of gentle, soft music on a very low volume. Many youtubers choose horrible loud noise as their background "music".
EXACTLY
Those God awful generic intro tracks... as a musician familiar with the production process of audio and a bit with video,
It's crazy to hear how many bigger RUclips channels have such great visual editing,
Yet the audio sems to be slapped onto it with no mixing whatsoever - mixing being edits to the sounds to add effects, blending speech and background music properly, making sure audio levels are leveled, the highs & lows, etc etc.
You'd think they'd make enough money to afford an editor that doesn't just focus on the visual part of the videis,ala
Here, here!
Absolutely! It is nice to know that that type of background music bothers other people too, and it is not just me!
They do 😂
Great overall tutorial; not just for the use of the marker techniques, but also for the actual form and sketch process. I loved your explanation of how and why you add the ink lining as you do as it helps bring the entire subject to life on the page. Great job!
I appreciate that you decided to keep the issue with the shadow and introduce us with a way to fix it and have a really nice result :)
Thanks! Yes, things happen with every work. We have to learn how to adapt. Nothing ever goes completely to plan.
I personally think it turn out for the best. Picturing it without the cross contour shadowing, feels as the overall picture would be missing a certain detail,witch I would’ve found difficult to express creativity. Great work 🎉@@thevirtualinstructor
I accidentaly bought watermarkers instead of alcohol from Ohuhu, and they're just sitting there in my basement. I'll give it a try, looks fun.
lmao i did the exact same thing and i still didn’t know how to use them until now!!
Same
Same LOL gonna order some water colour brushes and some nice watercolour paper! Wish me luck hahah
Same
Loved the way you not only explain the tool but also demonstrate how to use it in a skillful way, not just focusing on creating floral strokes but actually using the brush markers as watercolours. Subscribed! Will try recreating this image, the shell looks beautiful
It's nice to see you're also learning as you go, very beautiful drawing and great explanation, thank you!
Thanks! Yes, these watercolor markers are new to me too.
I've had great fun with them, the unpredictability of them makes for some happy mistakes. As you demonstrated in this tutorial
I love your screen name! Cracked me up
Thank you for the lesson! It was very fascinating! I bought my first watercolor markers several months ago, and I'm still learning how to draw with them. I noticed that most of artists I've seen use these markers like just traditional watercolors mostly. They are using a brush to apply colors and mix them on a palette. But for this way, it's easier and cheaper to use traditional watercolors, I think :) And I'm trying to find some unique techniques for these markers. They allow us to achieve some interesting effects, something between alcohol markers (dense "cartoon" fill) and traditional watercolors. I think this is the main feature of watercolor markers, but maybe I am wrong. Anyway we have a lot ways how to use them :)
I said “nice save!” at the end! I think one of the most valuable things you teach is how to correct when, inevitably, something doesn’t go the way we plan.
Aw i love how everyone here is so support :)
That was gorgeous. Thanks for offering up this video. When I saw you get the blue and purple my brain thought ‘What?’, but of course it works, and it is what we really see. I find your voice very soothing and perfect for instructional videos.
Thanks!
The video I needed 🤩🤩🤩 Wow, those markers are heaven to me. I was thinking about watercolor markers and this video Just appeared, perfect. Loved the linework, the shadow an colors... Please make another video like this.
This straight up reminded me of my college art class. A fantastic memory refresh :)
Just today I bought the Faber castell Albrecht durer watercolor markers. In using them tonight I let some of the applied markers dry completely to test a theory. And I was correct, these markers wet and dissolve much better than the winsor and newton. They don't leave lines on good watercolor paper. Just sharing for anyone who is looking to purchase.
The way I remember hot and cold press paper is, think of hot press as pressed with a hot iron. Cold press is like clothes left in the dryer that come out wrinkled.
This was just wonderful! I paint with watercolours and have just received a set of watercolour brushes. I can wait to get started!! Thank you!
Great demo. Thanks so much! I love how you figured out how to transition your shadows into the line enhanced shadows. That really tied it all together. Super!
Helped so much!! I'm in DL and in a new more advanced art class and i got water colored markers for Christmas but haven't been able to figure out a good technique for what i have to draw!! This helped so much because I'm very busy and i don't have much time to figure out a good technique myself!
Thank you so much, it's simply beautiful and very good explained 🙏🌸
I appreciate it!
I wanted to thank you. I was interested in watercolor markers and found your video. I decided against the markers and got a watercolor pan instead. However, your advice as well as watching your technique has been an absolute godsend and helped me to finish my first painting, currently working on #2. You're an excellent teacher, and thank you for your emphasis on restraint, especially when it comes to linework and implied lines made an instant difference in the quality of my artwork. So thanks again!
Yeah I'm confused as to why one would use watercolor markers over traditional water color pans, seems like an expensive way to accomplish the same thing
I’ve had a big box of watercolor markers sitting in my supplies box for a year and have been too nervous to use them! I only just started learning to paint and am eager to try them, and this video is so helpful. I feel a lot more comfortable and better prepared for using them. Thank you so much for the help!
You really described, perfectly, my anxiety to start/ try new things… to not waste great materials without getting the results I expect. This is the biggest break against my creativity :(((( I need a PUSH
@@valentinadagramo9683 I totally understand what you mean. Being able to let go of the fear of imperfection or being wasteful is hugely important! There is no “wasting” supplies because you have to go through the process of learning to use them and make mistakes. Don’t sweat it! If you want to buy a cheaper set of something to experiment with first, do that, but nothing is a waste if you’re learning from it.
Thank you for answering so promptly🥰 I think you’re right, I have to give up overthinking and finally starting just to go with the flow before the colors get expired:))) Thank you❤️ Greetings from Vienna- Austria🇦🇹
@@valentinadagramo9683 you’re so welcome!! Good luck! ♥️
I always wonder what’s the point in getting markers if you don’t use it like markers though
Ok hear me out: I got a 31 coloured set of WATERCOLOUR markers as a gift.. I have been using them for like 6 months now like NORMAL markers and never noticed that they are watercolour ones though it was Obviously written on each marker
Today I noticed it And BOOM lost my brain cells😭😂 I mean-
This video is gonna help alot thank you
Thank you for the great tutorial!!! I’m questioning the need of those markers, if you still need to apply it on some surface and then use the other brush to paint. I mean, what’s the difference between using regular watercolor tubes of paint? 🤔 Is it useful just to add those sharp lines on illustration?
Wow, never thought about adding water. Thanks.
So much great information in this demo! Even just the drawing part was eye-opening.
Very good tutorial, I am going to print b&w photo's and then try watercolor on top.
This video is very helpful for us
Awesome, thanks Mehraj!
Thank you so much! I'm a beginner, so I really appreciate the tips!!
Very helpful video and I love how well you explained it. Thank you!
Matt, Your skills always amaze me!
Outstanding tutorial! You got me excited to try a whole new medium. Would you be willing to add an affiliate link for the brush you're using?
Thank you very much
Thank you very much sir
the music, along with your amazing work and explanation, makes one feel like meditating and dreaming to be like you someday.. thanks for sharing
This video is very helpful and amazing.. Thank you
Thanks Helena!
turned out beautifully! I commend you on your comprehensive instruction 👏
The shell turned out so beautiful.
I just have to say that you are jack Osborne's doppelganger. Its insane how identical you guys are. It's not a insult in my opinion 😊
Wow,,that's really interesting information sir. Many many thanks ❤❤
Thanks!
My 1st Video Here & I could Listen to you Forever.
The music & your voice are very calming. I am German & ITS knteresstkng to listen. But k will try to sie that Video tonight zo Go Go Rest. Maxbd you could think about Reading books or good night Stories. 🥰 Thank you very much gor your Work
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AN ENJOYABLE WATCH, THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!! NEW SUBSCRIBER!!!
Wow.... beautiful!
Thank you 😊
Thank you, very useful, nice illustration.
Thank you!!! Few questions: when drawing contours, did you wait for layers to dry? How to act if I have to draw details on other colours, like for instance a coloured little boats on the sea? I would like to draw a maritime scene (like a little harbour and few boats and houses) and I'm struggling to be defined. Thank you!
Brilliant Job 👍👍
Thanks Shahanoor!
This was amazing!
Thank you! Beautiful!
Gracias, usted es un genio amigo
This is really helpful!
Thnx for the video
Great thanks 😊 love the video
Hi, I am new to watercolor painting and trying to decide if the best technique for me is traditional watercolor, watercolour pencils or watercolor markers. Which do you think is easier to learn for a beginner? Thanks.
um wow thats amazing
Stunning!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow!!! Thank you
Wonderful content, subscribed :)
What type of paper are these Ecoline pens made for? I have tried them on every watercolor paper I own (100% cotton CP, HP, XL Canson, etc.). All the markers do is stain the paper and will not move no matter how quickly I applied water. I thought maybe it is the markers. I purchased Zig watercolor markers, Winsor & Newton, and now Ecoline. At this point, I am very frustrated with the whole marker idea. I would appreciate your help in understanding how to use watercolor markers.
This is absolutely stunning 😍
Nice video BUT you really didn’t use the watercolor markers, you really only used them for the container that held the watercolors! You didn’t actually use the watercolor markers as the tool they were fabricated for. What would’ve been the difference if you used liquid or tubed or caked watercolors on your glass palette? Maybe another video of using the markers directly to the paper would be helpful?
Thank you very much, very useful video. Can I ask you which size of brushes have you used?
Can you give me the brand of the brush again? I couldn't write fast enough!!
Do you ever use masking fluid with wc markers?
What pencil are you using?
That's the 2B mechanical pencil
I use those myself
This was nice to watch but I cannot shake the feeling that a better idea for the proposed technique would have been to use normal watercolors and some regular markers to add a bit of details. Having watercolor markers seemed redundant. Btw, I think that you can water the tip a bit before applying the marker, this way you get a bit more time before you have to activate it.
What kind of pen did you use to make the outline? Can we use any pen?
What is the sketchbook used in the beginning of the video?
It's a small watercolor journal by Pentalic. It has 140 lb. cold press watercolor paper.
@@thevirtualinstructor thank you very much. Great video and beautifully explained too.
I want to ask something
I have this watercolor pen from miniso, and im confused can i dip them in water then use them? Or should i use them like normal markers?
Thank you for reviewing, now I know I don't need them and don't like how they work 😊
I love how your lines are not connected!
Did he say depression blue hue- 3:07
Can i use them with alkohol ink?
You can actually use them like watercolours on glass / plate etc?! My mind is blown.
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This is a little random to ask, but could someone tell me what his accent is, I'm really entranced by the way he says 'drawing'.
Sounds like a Carolina accent. Most likely North Carolina.
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...I'm not saying that you aren't skilled, or that you don't know your subject matter...because you clearly do...but I feel like your advice overall for using watercolour markers was "use the colour from them, and then a brush, rather than bother with using them as markers".
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I wonder, whats the point of using watercolour markers? Since you dont benefit from the brush or bullet tip at all. You apply the colours like you would use liquid or pan watercolour.
It feels more like a "How to use watercolour" and not super specific for watercolour markers ...
I know you show how to apply the markers before on some plastic but.. thats really it when it comes to marker techniques.
Well, what can I say? This video is about using watercolor markers - not markers. This is how watercolor markers are used, markers (like alcohol-based markers) behave in a different way.
I just realized his eyes is blue its rare
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I am “ detail-blind”, cannot catch all the small details, my brain get panic in front of this amount of little things😢😢
Sorry but drawing a load of lines in the shadow areas looks awful, why do that inside the shell?
Why not just use regular water colors you didn't even use the markers
You did not say depression blue
I heard "the Prussian blue" at the start. 🙂
Bruh I am so stupid I didn't even know how to use watercolor markers
Bob Ross vibes
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Why water markers when you have water colours🧐
that exists? wow :o
nice but not teaching of using markers it self
No, you're right. I'm teaching watercolor markers. These markers are different from regular markers.
Ekkk im early!!!!
Once again, I'm convinced that water color markers offer no unique value and are fraught with limitations. Is there any unique value that I am missing here? At this point I think it's just a marketing gimmick.
So basically don't use them 😂
Frankly, I don't find these watercolour markers interesting! What is the need for the markers if it is not used to directly apply the colours on the paper? In the video, the colour are first applied on the pallet and from there it is taken on a brush and applied on the paper? What benefit does these markers have when compared to the water colours in tubes? If we are applying the colour using brushes, then it is better to use water colours from the tubes! 🤔
As I touch on in the video, I see your point and tend to agree with you. My goal as an instructor is to introduce as many products that are available to artist as I can and highlight the pro's and con's of each. I think a great aspect of using watercolor markers is their portability. Thanks for your comment!
@@thevirtualinstructor You have a point there! If you are going for a plein air painting, it would be easy to carry these markers and a couple of brushes and a little water with you instead of carry many tubes of paints. Yes, that way it could be useful. But thanks for you video. As for your videos, I am a great admirer of them! You have taken great pains to pass on so much knowledge about art to viewers like me. I had recently bought a set of watercolour brush pens. But I couldn't use it usefully. I found it unsuitable for any usually type of water colour paintings! Hence, my remarks on water colour markers! But thanks for your video. It provides the viewers an idea about the unique tool so that they can assess their suitability for their own use!
The title is how to use watercolor markers which i see none of in this video. I’m confused. If i wanted to use a brush, i can just use any paint….
Very useful
But talks tooooo muuuuuuch