I've been doing watercolors for 32 years and only in the last couple of years have I heard the term underpainting. I didn't know what that was or why you would do that until today. Thank you for sharing this watercolor technique.
This is a great help for me to get better shadows! Your ways of darkening orange and changing values and hues over the orange are really helpful. I've been making my shadows and highlights by using more pigment for dark areas and more water for light areas. Also, I've used some complementary colors and a dot of black to darken colors. But you've opened my eyes to a great technique! Thanks. I'm going to go practice this right now.
Great tutorial. I love the idea of under painting with a complimentary color. I can’t wait to try. Maybe you could include what specific colors you use as you paint?
Thanks for explaining how to use complementary colours to create shadows. I find it quite intimidating to do shadows this way, but you explained it very well, I'll give it a try :)
Thank you. Creating depth seemed harder for to achieve in watercolor; before I watched your video. In terms of shadows. Of course you would have to keep in mind ,to use more translucent colors (which are many in watercolor)
Thank you 😊. This under coating is a great idea and it does help your items to Have more death to it. You would real have to study shadows more to discover which way they would hit an item. Excellent idea 💡 👏. Thank you 😊. I would like to see more of this. JK FLORIDA USA 🇺🇸.
I learn several new things with this video but in particular LET IT DRY, CALL IT DONE. 😊
I've been doing watercolors for 32 years and only in the last couple of years have I heard the term underpainting. I didn't know what that was or why you would do that until today. Thank you for sharing this watercolor technique.
Really beautiful. I am glad I found you on the internet.
This is a great help for me to get better shadows! Your ways of darkening orange and changing values and hues over the orange are really helpful. I've been making my shadows and highlights by using more pigment for dark areas and more water for light areas. Also, I've used some complementary colors and a dot of black to darken colors. But you've opened my eyes to a great technique! Thanks. I'm going to go practice this right now.
Very useful! Thanks. I really struggle with shadows.
You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you!
I love how you explained the Why of this. It makes.sense. am learning watercolor, and learning how to break things into shapes
Love your videos. This is how I paint many things now,!!!!
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Great tutorial. I love the idea of under painting with a complimentary color. I can’t wait to try. Maybe you could include what specific colors you use as you paint?
I’m switching from acrylics & these hits are so helpful 😊 your explanations are great too
Thank you for sharing and the awesome tips!
That was so helpful thank you for that simple tutorial
Always learning something new!
here from your tiktok! you’re such a great teacher!
Aw thank you so so much!
Great info!!
Your transformation from the initial sketch was amazing! I love these types of videos. Thank you for making an easy to follow tutorial. 🖤🎨🍊
Aw thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Super tip! Thank you ❤️
I learned a lot from your video. Thank you.
Thanks for explaining how to use complementary colours to create shadows. I find it quite intimidating to do shadows this way, but you explained it very well, I'll give it a try :)
Thank you so much! It definitely takes a little practice getting use to it but in the end it is worth it!
Could also start a series where you teach us color theory basics?
That is a great idea, I love it! Thanks!
Thank you. Creating depth seemed harder for to achieve in watercolor; before I watched your video. In terms of shadows. Of course you would have to keep in mind ,to use more translucent colors (which are many in watercolor)
Of course, I'm so glad it was helpful! Translucent is the key! Thanks so much for watching!
This is great! Thank you! I wish you talked about what colors you are using!
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This is an amazing tip
Thank you 😊. This under coating is a great idea and it does help your items to Have more death to it. You would real have to study shadows more to discover which way they would hit an item. Excellent idea 💡 👏. Thank you 😊. I would like to see more of this. JK FLORIDA USA 🇺🇸.
Just ordered your new book today.😅
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Thank you thank you 💓
:) Thanks for watching!
I am extremely new to painting how do I find the complimentary colour?
Wow Mallery 🙂 What an informative video for beginners like me 👏
(p.s. I wanted to ask, what kinda camera do you use to record your videos?)
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I use my iphone 8 for the overhead shots and than a Sony A7 iii with a Sony lens FE 3.5 -5.6/28-70
@@MalleryJane You're welcome :)) And thank you for your reply I'm a novice and just use my cellphone to record the videos so...
I don’t understand when later on you cover it up so cannot see beginning layer
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Why do you pain inso small little strokes? Too me that wakes your watercolor so patchy
Your camera is hiding the palette