You're a natural, Kelly! A wonderful review from the class I took with you. I look forward to watching more and working with watercolors again. 1 Art on the Brain Vivian Dibrell Vivian Dibrell 1 year ago Fabulous! I love this whole idea! Plan to try myself. Thanks! Art on the Brain Susanne Bachun Susanne Bachun 2 years ago Very beautiful idea, Kelly, also for art journaling, I love it !! Art on the Brain indy full indy full 6 months ago Hi from 2020 . Locked down , now making a bit of extra £ painting while on lockdown , still learning after 50 years painting . Thanks for your video x Art on the Brain Jac Price Jac Price 11 months ago LUVED it....I've been doing my version of "resist" by using white ink on top of the painting after watercolouring (I know that is not actually resist work, but the look is similar) so, it's actually great to know that 'resist medium' exists. I had no idea. Definitely going to explore this more. thanks! 1 Art on the Brain Hinata Shouyou Hinata Shouyou 1 month ago its so nice! now i can use it for my project! :> i subbed yeeeee Art on the Brain Dora Levitt Dora Levitt 1 year ago (edited) Just beautiful, it does look a bit batik- ish (which I love!), I take it that the crayon doesn't get removed? I'm definitely subscribing- blessings from NYC!! 😁💗🌷 indy full indy full 6 months ago Those are beautiful! Art on the Brain Tracy LJordet Tracy LJordet 2 years ago I just watched this video, and I loved how you did this! Thank you for posting this! Madelyn Janelle Madelyn Janelle 3 years ago This looks awesome! 1 Art on the Brain Colligan Crafts Colligan Crafts 2 years ago I love these so much!!!!💜💜💜 Art on the Brain Irene Sherman Irene Sherman 1 year ago Thank you for a wonderful Tutorial! Would you provide the name of the stencil book and source if you have it. Yrayila Yrayila 1 year ago thank you so much for this video
Quynacredone violet is SOOO DELICIOUS! The colours are beautiful, and I love the swirling on the wet paper 💜❤💙🙏. You've inspired me to get out the inks again. Thanks for the video
LUVED it....I've been doing my version of "resist" by using white ink on top of the painting after watercolouring (I know that is not actually resist work, but the look is similar) so, it's actually great to know that 'resist medium' exists. I had no idea. Definitely going to explore this more. thanks!
I love this. I just ordered those white crayons and can't wait to try the wax resist. I also ordered the Staedtler sharpener. Thank you for mentioning the supplies. Your works were quite different from each other. The wax resist looked more free and had an appealing fuzzy look that I enjoy and the misket was indeed very crisp and clear which I also love. TFS Jane
Just beautiful, it does look a bit batik- ish (which I love!), I take it that the crayon doesn't get removed? I'm definitely subscribing- blessings from NYC!! 😁💗🌷
Art on the Brain thanks for that info, I wouldn’t have known🙂 fortunately it isn’t very old, just a few months. I might put a date on it so I’ll keep track.
Beautiful artwork! Thanks for creating the video. Don’t have much knowledge with watercolours but I was wondering why it was important to wet the paper first before applying your colours?
Hi & thank you! ♥️ It's called wet-in-wet painting and you really only do it with watercolors. You use it when creating washes...when you put colors on to wet paper, they bleed into each other and make amazing patterns. Also, different pigments spread out differently.
I love this video. I wonder if anyone can answer this for me. why would watercolors leave a grainy look? It works well here but if you wanted to paint skin it wouldn't look good anymore.
Claudia Finelle Hi Claudia! Thanks for the question. Not all colors granulate. You can test colors you would like to use for a skin tone by laying down paint wet-in-wet & allowing to dry. If it doesn't granulate, you can use it on a portrait. Although, I paint a lot of figures, and a bit of granualtion doesn't bother me...but I do usually paint in large format. Hope this helps!
Hi! Thanks for the question. The masking fluid will always pick up some of the pencil. Also, any watercolor that overlaps the pencil will at least partially obscure it, especially if the color is dark.
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You're a natural, Kelly! A wonderful review from the class I took with you. I look forward to watching more and working with watercolors again.
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Vivian Dibrell
Vivian Dibrell
1 year ago
Fabulous! I love this whole idea! Plan to try myself. Thanks!
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Susanne Bachun
Susanne Bachun
2 years ago
Very beautiful idea, Kelly, also for art journaling, I love it !!
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indy full
indy full
6 months ago
Hi from 2020 . Locked down , now making a bit of extra £ painting while on lockdown , still learning after 50 years painting .
Thanks for your video x
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Jac Price
Jac Price
11 months ago
LUVED it....I've been doing my version of "resist" by using white ink on top of the painting after watercolouring (I know that is not actually resist work, but the look is similar) so, it's actually great to know that 'resist medium' exists. I had no idea. Definitely going to explore this more. thanks!
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Hinata Shouyou
Hinata Shouyou
1 month ago
its so nice! now i can use it for my project! :> i subbed yeeeee
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Dora Levitt
Dora Levitt
1 year ago (edited)
Just beautiful, it does look a bit batik- ish (which I love!), I take it that the crayon doesn't get removed? I'm definitely subscribing- blessings from NYC!! 😁💗🌷
indy full
indy full
6 months ago
Those are beautiful!
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Tracy LJordet
Tracy LJordet
2 years ago
I just watched this video, and I loved how you did this! Thank you for posting this!
Madelyn Janelle
Madelyn Janelle
3 years ago
This looks awesome!
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Colligan Crafts
Colligan Crafts
2 years ago
I love these so much!!!!💜💜💜
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Irene Sherman
Irene Sherman
1 year ago
Thank you for a wonderful Tutorial! Would you provide the name of the stencil book and source if you have it.
Yrayila
Yrayila
1 year ago
thank you so much for this video
You're a natural, Kelly! A wonderful review from the class I took with you. I look forward to watching more and working with watercolors again.
Quynacredone violet is SOOO DELICIOUS! The colours are beautiful, and I love the swirling on the wet paper 💜❤💙🙏. You've inspired me to get out the inks again. Thanks for the video
Hi from 2020 . Locked down , now making a bit of extra £ painting while on lockdown , still learning after 50 years painting .
Thanks for your video x
You can use a small birthday candle too
Gr8 tutorial...very cool looking. Beautiful design and colors
Very beautiful. Thank you for all the information ❣️
Beautiful! Thank you. ✍🎨 Also very nice soundtrack.
LUVED it....I've been doing my version of "resist" by using white ink on top of the painting after watercolouring (I know that is not actually resist work, but the look is similar) so, it's actually great to know that 'resist medium' exists. I had no idea. Definitely going to explore this more. thanks!
white ink as in white marker?
@@nanditachandra2424they make white jelly pens too that are great
Very beautiful idea, Kelly, also for art journaling, I love it !!
Excellent tutorial, Kelly. You're a wonderful teacher, and your Japanese-inspired designs are exquisite. Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
Fabulous! I love this whole idea! Plan to try myself. Thanks!
I just watched this video, and I loved how you did this! Thank you for posting this!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. ♥️ I hope you give it a try. It's time consuming...but fun!
I love this. I just ordered those white crayons and can't wait to try the wax resist. I also ordered the Staedtler sharpener. Thank you for mentioning the supplies. Your works were quite different from each other. The wax resist looked more free and had an appealing fuzzy look that I enjoy and the misket was indeed very crisp and clear which I also love. TFS Jane
Jane Vincent I'm so glad you are going to give it a try! Have a great time. 😄 And enjoy that pencil sharpener...I still love mine!!
Those are beautiful!
Very inspired after watching this beautiful video! Would this technique work with watered down acrylic paint? 🎨
Thank you, Olivia! I think it would probably work with watered down acrylics, but I have never tried it.
Great video!!! I have a question, could you leave the masking fluid on? Or do you have to remove it?
Thanks! ❤️ I would always remove the masking fluid soon after your paint dries.
Just beautiful, it does look a bit batik- ish (which I love!), I take it that the crayon doesn't get removed? I'm definitely subscribing- blessings from NYC!! 😁💗🌷
I love these so much!!!!💜💜💜
Very nice work!I'm subscribing.
I love this idea! I’ll be pulling out that masking fluid I bought and give it some use, thanks!
Have a great time with that! Just make sure it's not more than a year or two old or it won't come off the paper! 😊
Art on the Brain thanks for that info, I wouldn’t have known🙂 fortunately it isn’t very old, just a few months.
I might put a date on it so I’ll keep track.
This looks awesome!
Excellent process x2.
Beautiful artwork! Thanks for creating the video. Don’t have much knowledge with watercolours but I was wondering why it was important to wet the paper first before applying your colours?
Hi & thank you! ♥️ It's called wet-in-wet painting and you really only do it with watercolors. You use it when creating washes...when you put colors on to wet paper, they bleed into each other and make amazing patterns. Also, different pigments spread out differently.
Ok thank you! 😊
so that you can blend the paint :>
I love this video. I wonder if anyone can answer this for me. why would watercolors leave a grainy look? It works well here but if you wanted to paint skin it wouldn't look good anymore.
Claudia Finelle Hi Claudia! Thanks for the question. Not all colors granulate. You can test colors you would like to use for a skin tone by laying down paint wet-in-wet & allowing to dry. If it doesn't granulate, you can use it on a portrait. Although, I paint a lot of figures, and a bit of granualtion doesn't bother me...but I do usually paint in large format. Hope this helps!
its so nice! now i can use it for my project! :> i subbed yeeeee
Love, love this! What brand of masking fluid are you using? I can’t seem to find one with yellow tint.
Thank you! I can't remember what kind I used for this piece. But I believe Winsor & Newton makes a yellowish masking fluid.
There's also blue masking fluid.
Beautiful 😍
Does masking fluid have a scent? Awesome composition! 👏👏
Yes, it kind of stinks, actually. Whatever you do, don't get your nose too close to the bottle! 😂
Awesome and Beautiful 😍
Turbogittan Thank you so much 😊
Amazing. Subscribed.
Niiiiiiiccccccceeeeee.😍😝
Lovely video thanks for sharing
Wow!!!!
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thank you so much for this video
my mum used to use wax for lightning effects when painting skies
I'd love to see how that works! ♥️
Can you use masking fluid over a pencil drawing and have it show just as well after you have used watercolor?
Hi! Thanks for the question. The masking fluid will always pick up some of the pencil. Also, any watercolor that overlaps the pencil will at least partially obscure it, especially if the color is dark.
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Thank you for a wonderful Tutorial! Would you provide the name of the stencil book and source if you have it.
The book is called Japanese Stencil Designs by Andrew W. Tuer, published in 1967. It's very old, so it is probably out of print.
I inherited it from my husband's grandmother.
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You're a natural, Kelly! A wonderful review from the class I took with you. I look forward to watching more and working with watercolors again.