Let's Paint a Lighthouse | Watercolor Tutorial with Sarah Cray
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Bring the ocean to you with this beginner-friendly watercolor project! By popular demand, this lighthouse has been broken down into simple steps, allowing you to easily create this calming scene. Get the outlines and supplies here ➝ bit.ly/yt-Light... or join Sarah each month with a monthly watercolor box here ➝ bit.ly/yt-Water...
❤❤ Love lighthouses!! Also love the willowy sky! Replay by about 4 years. ❤️
Sarah -- thank you for the outlines on your website. My drawing is coming along, but it isn't great. Using your outlines and following along with you on youtube, I can at least make something nice and over time will be good enough to frame. Wish I had your talent, but for now, I'm happy just to follow along. I am 70 years old and at the very least it helps me keep my hands steady. In appreciation, Josie
Thank you for sharing this with us Josie. We appreciate you taking the time to drop us this note. We're so glad you're painting along with us and taking advantage of the outlines! :) We look forward to seeing what you create next!
Best teacher on line for art.
You are so sweet thank you for the compliment!
Definitely going to do this one. I love lighthouses. I would love to own a lighthouse.
Oooh!!! Lighthouse! Been looking for one like this. Thank you!! Just starting to watch the video now lol. I got very excited lol. 😁😆❤
Hope you like it!
Absolutely LOVE this lighthouse painting, Sarah. I definitely have to try it. Thanks for all you do for us. 💕
I love Keenan and the camera chemistry you guys have, but omg what a fun change up with Michael because he's so hilarious! You two are a lovely couple.
You are so sweet! Thank you!
Sarah, thanks for going out of your comfort zone to paint this landscape! they are my absolute favorite things to paint because I get to use all the watercolor tricks. also, we have a lighthouse here in Sequim where you can be a keeper for a week. sounds like fun. hi michael - In N Out forever!
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I love these videos so much, and how easy they are to follow! Thank you for putting all of this effort into your videos.
Love this!! I’ll be painting this for several friends. Thank you!!!!❤️❤️
You can use a magic eraser on the plastic palette, wet it rub over the mixing area it's stops the beading of the paint.
I’ve been looking forward to this since I received the box!
So excited that it is finally here!
I love this! I love your technique of the sponge! Please do more ocean paintings!!! Love you all!
Your watercolor techniques and paintings are unique, and the result is beautiful.
Thank you for the sweet compliment.
Loved this painting! I think it would be cool to do a waterfall too at some point.
That's a great idea! I will add that to our requests.
Watching before I "go for it" and I just need to say... YOU are SO brilliant!
I love lighthouses!!
There is something about them that just captures attention and holds it.
I love the way you explained. very clear! I am doing this for my test. I hope I get good marks! :)
You can do it!
@@LetsMakeArt Thanks!
Excited to try this!!!
This looks wonderful
Oooh whole family's here tonight!!
Please tell us how you painted with coffee. That sounds so cool
Idea for you....watercolor block in paynes grey color back of a sheet and use it as transfer paper. The lines should dissolve away
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Hi Sarah! Saral transfer paper is water-soluble and comes in five colors. I use it all the time for watercolor and acrylic painting.
Thanks, I will definitely try that
I love this, can’t wait to try it. Also wanted to comment on plastic tray. I saw a video where the artist tried several methods to give more tooth to the plastic to prevent the little pools. The best one (and it really works) is to take a glue stick and generously rub on mixing tray then wipe off with a damp cloth then a dry cloth. Wish I could remember the video but I’m sure if you google painting with plastic trays you’ll find it.
Very nice tutorial! As always!
I love this one! Thank you and I hope you do more scenes in the future!
Thank you for the feedback! I will get that added to our requests.
Good tutorial on grass and rocks.
I love your videos so much, keep up the great work!
Thank you for the feedback!
Yes there are water-soluble graphite or you can use watercolor pencils
Flotsam is debris that happens to be in the water not deliberately placed there. Jetsam is debris that has been intentionally thrown in the water.
You lived in Hawaii? Yay!
the google says: Well, transfer paper (also known as graphite paper) works in exactly the same way, only using graphite instead of carbon. ... Transfer paper that is designed specifically for artists is a lot cleaner than carbon paper. Transfer paper is greaseless, leaving behind less residue, and is easy to erase.
Thank you Google!
I tend to make my own graphite paper with square graphite sticks and tracing paper. With a light touch while drawing the drawing will erase entirely with a kneaded eraser. However it is messy... very messy. Maybe there are lighter shades of graphite..., that would be nice, I haven't used all the commercial graphite papers for sure but the ones I bought were too dark and did not erase. Maybe they were carbon paper instead...not sure now. I rarely draw from scratch on watercolor paper so I would love to find pale gray graphite paper that would erase easily.
looks like the North Head Lighthouse at Cape Disappointment in Washington State. Is it?
30:40 this is what I always have a problem with tbh and giving it texture
I totally LOVE your videos and your art box!!! Alexa says that carbon paper is ink coated with some sort of waxy substance.
Thank you Alexa!
Graphite and carbon are two distinct and different substances. So, you were right, Sarah.
wonderful tutorial Sarah! always enjoy watching and learning from you.
Voice in the background is very annoying; causing you to stop painting and respond .
Sorry about that. Thank you for the feedback.
carbon and graphite papers are not exactly the same, As mentioned graphite is somewhat erasable . This is a totally interesting project as I live in Washington and love the coast. I will say it is a confident person who would wear a white sleeves or cuffs while painting. :-)
I love this tutorial, but I feel like I missed why Sarah’s using that palette instead of a butcher tray 🤔
9:00 she explains
Yes, we recently finished our offices upstairs and in the shuffle as with all moves a few things are in 'safe' places.
Great video - where is this lighthouse located? Thanks..
It is a mashup of Sarah's imagination. We've been told it looks similar to ones in Oregon though.
Carbon paper leaves a blue mark I think
Sarah, check out Sarah wax free transfer paper, I think this what your looking for.
Carbon paper is permanent, graphite can be erased, tfs your process.
Half the tutorial is babble. I wish the dude off camera would have zoomed in a bit to see the detail in the waves rather than talking and constantly distracting her, taking her off task. Bloody frustrating.
Can’t see the colors she’s mixing with this palette
Denna video har en del idéer och deras dialog ger en del, men den är lång
The repartee is not helpful.
very distracting with the constant commentary from the guy
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Someone was up late last night! Kudos on the first comment slot!!!
BTW Watercolor pencils are a thing ;)
So boring painting and conversing with another person!