Love your use of the word indicate across all your tutorials because that is how I desire to paint. Not realistically but just to “indicate” the object or idea.
Thanks. Yes, just paint enough for the viewer to recognise what you are painting and not so much that the viewer gets bored because they are not engaged and have nothing to do. www.andrewpitt.co.uk
I knew this was going to be good and it really was. Thank you Andrew. The light and shadow on the foreground tree is beautiful. I love how you simplified the scene but still stayed true to it.
Deep violet, snappy orange, sunlit yellow...all framed in a variety of earthy sienna and muted blues. I adore your vision and technique. You've shared really great instruction through quite an intimidating subject. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thanks so much! I think I understand “painting colour/light” now. Your commentary is really helpful in connecting what’s happening on the paper and the end goal. Brilliant! 🇨🇦
Thanks Andrew, I really enjoyed watching you build up the tones to show off the dappled sunlight and shadow, and beautifully filmed too. A real treat 😊
Excellent demonstration, guiding the viewer through the process. Forsts seem overwhelming. With this in mind, I will give it a go.Congrats to the person behind the camera as well -it felt li,e someine was paying attention to when a closeup was needed.
Beautiful. I love your style. Enjoy your warm weather if you can. It will be 38 here today in Oregon USA. We are high desert so this is about normal for us. Soon winter will be here.
A wonderful demonstration out in the landscape and in this lovely woodland. I really enjoy when we are taken out on location. Thank you as always Andrew.
What a wonderful lesson. So full of inspiring instructions. That you so very much for sharing so generously of your wonderful talent as an artist and as a teacher.
Thank you for this Andrew. Woodland scenes can seem overwhelming. I wouldn’t know where to start, but you directed the process very clearly. I now feel more confident about giving it a go.
Thank you, I will be watching this over and over. I can apply this to my life drawing sessions -- the same principles apply. I was so worried at the end when you adjusted the tones . . . but of course, with your skill and experience, it all worked out well. I like very much the way you talk the viewer though -- the colours you are mixing, your approach, what you are looking to achieve, the manner in which you go about laying down the pigment (I am new to watercolour!) and particularly all you have to say about assessing the subject. Thank you again for sharing -- I can see that you love to teach!
Many thanks for taking the trouble to write so generously. Your comments are much appreciated. in case you have missed them, there are more videos on my website: www.andrewpitt.co.uk Thanks again for getting in contact.
Thank you for your time and teaching! The painted picture is beautiful and great advice again! You did succeed in capturing that light! I love the looseness of it, and the strokes of paint capturing was is important!
Brilliant. Fresh and clean. I’m surrounded by beautiful woods that have always stymied me. Well no more! Thank you once again for invaluable advice. I’ll be off to the woods this week.
@@AndrewPittArtist Thank you - I am making progress . . . however . . . as I work across the sheet of paper (left to right), I find that the area at the bottom of my work on the left has dried by the time I finish the far right of the sheet. As a result, the colours do not blend top to bottom as I would like. Working on two things now: speed and more water in the mix (but then - dry brush is impossible). Loving the challenge!
Thank you Andrew facinating to watch. No one captures light like you do. I have learned so much from your excellent teaching. Always a delight to see your beautiful work.
As soon as I discovered this channel, I already learned 1. wet on wet is not compulsory 2. scratching old colors is not good for the freshness of colours.....and much more....thanks a lot! 🌹🍀🌲
A very colorful landscape, where the trees reveal the forest. Thanks for the demonstration, ... I hope you can withstand the amazing heat this year, and continue to delight us with your outdoor painting. 👏
Have watched this same video several times. Actually, I have watched all your videos over and over to get all the knowledge I can from them!!! This one really helps me remember to think how to simplify a scene. Still learning to loosen up. Not paint an exact copy. Thank you!!!
Well Andrew I think you caught them! Thank you for sharing your techniques and experience. I learn something new and useful every time I watch one of your demos.
That is a very nice and pleasant to watch and see watercolour demo Andrew. Love your palette! I know you have a Binning too. But this wooden one looks so nostalgic!
I learn so much from your books and videos! I continue to watch picking up more each time! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. I loved you latest book. It’s nice to have truly talented artist to learn from when attending art school isn’t a possibility. God bless you and your family!
This is a lovely demonstration! I learned a great deal and appreciate you sharing your expertise with us Andrew. I wanted to add that the music was perfect and your energy and enthusiasm are delightful. Best wishes to you.
I tried painting a similar scene last year and couldn't get it right. Negative painting seems to be the answer. And I loved the colors in the negative areas. So light and "watercolor-y"! Thanks for sharing this!
Hello from Winnipeg in Canada 🇨🇦. Andrew, thanks for another great demonstration. I was hoping to paint a forest scene, as we have plenty of Boreal forests in Canada. I was unsure about painting a forest, because of the complexity. This demonstration is a big help. By the way, I have the exact same easel. My father bought the same Winsor and Newton easel in Montreal in the 1960’s and I am using it for watercolour painting. The easel is practically new, and it saved me from having to buy a new one.
Top drawer demonstration and explanation as always Andrew 👍 I really enjoy your way of using watercolour, as I am currently battling my way to gain some competence in the medium. Thank you for posting 🔝✅
It's a delight listening to you and watching you paint. In its loose rendering you captured the scene with its lights and shadows and it was refreshingly done. Thank you Sir for a beautiful demonstration.😊
It was an excellent guide in how to deal with a complicated woodland scene. I have often wondered how to take this type of view and translate it into a decent painting. Your tips on simplifying the scene was useful I will certainly make an attempt at such a scene now I have your explanation, thanks for posting.
Perhaps John Singer Sargeant could have painted this. But I'm far from certain that he would have done such a good job. Thank you very much for this excellent demonstration.
It’s great to see you again. I have great memories of a weekend painting weekend at Flatford Mill I chose for my profile photo. Great tutor. I’ve did get a BA Fine Art at 60 . Never too late. Jen from Snowdonia x
What a nice demonstration. I've been trying to get a decent painting out in woods for years. Most of my woods paintings get too busy. I like being out, painting is something to do while I'm there. I like streams too, they seem a bit easier. I'll look through your demos for a stream. Cheers.
This one turned out very "Sargently"! The blue on the left with the gold on the right of the trunk, and the darker green in the background. And, great dry-brush in the foreground. I must remember to squint more than I do for values and less detail observation. Thanks, Andrew!
Andrew, Thank you for sharing your talents. I'm finding your approach to watercolor quite valuable to my journey and only hope to be as confident as you in my painting someday. Kind regards, Larry- Washington State USA incidentally I'm in love with that wonderful wooden palette box. its a treasure to be sure.
Beautiful Andrew! I was just painting a similar scene on the Oregon coast. Lots of driftwood that can look very abstract. Had to do a lot of editing to make a painting out of it. Love how fresh you keep your colors. I think I need to do more of that. I tend to use too much water and not get as saturated as you do. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks very much. Yes, it’s worth remembering that watercolours tend to dry lighter and allow for that and water is the element that is hardest to control. Paint consistency is always difficult to judge. I often tell students to paint with watercolour not coloured water. Thanks for getting in touch. Good luck.
Although you make it look easy - it is complicated. I got a bit confused when you began using the greens because you had mentioned the sky, but the more detail you added you did explain more explicitly, it made sense. I'm an avid fan although I'm more of a viewer than a painter. I haven't learned enough to paint often. You provide us such a great opportunity to learn with perspective.
I'm paiting outdoor for a while but it's still a struggle for me. It's nice to see how professionalist is doing it. I'm learning a lot! Thank you, sir.
Love your use of the word indicate across all your tutorials because that is how I desire to paint. Not realistically but just to “indicate” the object or idea.
Thanks. Yes, just paint enough for the viewer to recognise what you are painting and not so much that the viewer gets bored because they are not engaged and have nothing to do. www.andrewpitt.co.uk
Toujours un plaisir de vous regarder ❤
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I knew this was going to be good and it really was. Thank you Andrew. The light and shadow on the foreground tree is beautiful. I love how you simplified the scene but still stayed true to it.
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Excellent. You make it look easy
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Deep violet, snappy orange, sunlit yellow...all framed in a variety of earthy sienna and muted blues. I adore your vision and technique. You've shared really great instruction through quite an intimidating subject. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Oh thank you.
I love this painting! The wonderful shadows. Thank you so much.
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Excellent! Thank you for the instruction, Mr. Pitt.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for getting in touch.
Real nice job. You've made sense of a very complicated scene.
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Nice to see you. Loved the introduction. The music was beautiful.
Your subject is a good choice and extremely helpful.
Thank you Mr. Pitt and family
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So nice to see the build-up of this scene, and I loved the sound of the singing birds and water stream !! Thank you so much!
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Thanks so much! I think I understand “painting colour/light” now. Your commentary is really helpful in connecting what’s happening on the paper and the end goal. Brilliant! 🇨🇦
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Thanks Andrew, I really enjoyed watching you build up the tones to show off the dappled sunlight and shadow, and beautifully filmed too. A real treat 😊
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Its a joy to watch and listen to someone who's obviously enjoying himself
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So beautiful and so colorful! Beautiful scene! Great talent! Thank you
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Excellent demonstration, guiding the viewer through the process. Forsts seem overwhelming. With this in mind, I will give it a go.Congrats to the person behind the camera as well -it felt li,e someine was paying attention to when a closeup was needed.
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Beautiful. I love your style. Enjoy your warm weather if you can. It will be 38 here today in Oregon USA. We are high desert so this is about normal for us. Soon winter will be here.
Many thanks. We English are not used to hot dry weather!
I hope every artist explain every step, like you ! Exelent video
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A wonderful demonstration out in the landscape and in this lovely woodland. I really enjoy when we are taken out on location. Thank you as always Andrew.
Many thanks.
Yes, indeed, the lessons on location are wonderful and help establish the inspiration the artist gets being in the environment!
Another great video Andrew. Simplify the complex is an important lesson for all of us that practice painting outdoors.
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What a wonderful lesson. So full of inspiring instructions. That you so very much for sharing so generously of your wonderful talent as an artist and as a teacher.
Thanks very much for your kind and generous comments. Your encouragement is much appreciated.
Thank you for this Andrew. Woodland scenes can seem overwhelming. I wouldn’t know where to start, but you directed the process very clearly. I now feel more confident about giving it a go.
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Such an inspirational piece. Painted freely with beautiful, fresh color. So glad I watched. Thank you for sharing.
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How lucky I am. Just came in and saw you posted. Ty for Sharing your Art.
You are welcome. Thanks for your interest.
Thank you, I will be watching this over and over. I can apply this to my life drawing sessions -- the same principles apply. I was so worried at the end when you adjusted the tones . . . but of course, with your skill and experience, it all worked out well. I like very much the way you talk the viewer though -- the colours you are mixing, your approach, what you are looking to achieve, the manner in which you go about laying down the pigment (I am new to watercolour!) and particularly all you have to say about assessing the subject. Thank you again for sharing -- I can see that you love to teach!
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Masterful demonstration Andrew! Thank you!
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Greatly appreciate. . Detailed information which develops enthusiasm and inspiration .. just wonderful. THANKYOU 💖
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Thank you for your time and teaching! The painted picture is beautiful and great advice again! You did succeed in capturing that light! I love the looseness of it, and the strokes of paint capturing was is important!
Glad it was helpful. Many thanks for getting in touch. www.andrewpitt.co.uk
Brilliant. Fresh and clean. I’m surrounded by beautiful woods that have always stymied me. Well no more! Thank you once again for invaluable advice. I’ll be off to the woods this week.
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@@AndrewPittArtist Thank you - I am making progress . . . however . . . as I work across the sheet of paper (left to right), I find that the area at the bottom of my work on the left has dried by the time I finish the far right of the sheet. As a result, the colours do not blend top to bottom as I would like. Working on two things now: speed and more water in the mix (but then - dry brush is impossible). Loving the challenge!
@@bbgeeby You will eventually become more fluent and familiar with the appropriate paint consistency. Good luck.
Thank you for this new generous video ! I just received you book ! I like it very much !
Thanks for getting in touch. I hope you enjoy the book. Best wishes, Andrew.
Thank you Andrew facinating to watch. No one captures light like you do. I have learned so much from your excellent teaching. Always a delight to see your beautiful work.
Thank you. Very kind.
As soon as I discovered this channel, I already learned 1. wet on wet is not compulsory 2. scratching old colors is not good for the freshness of colours.....and much more....thanks a lot! 🌹🍀🌲
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A very colorful landscape, where the trees reveal the forest. Thanks for the demonstration, ... I hope you can withstand the amazing heat this year, and continue to delight us with your outdoor painting. 👏
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THANK YOU for always stating the colors you use! So many artist teachers do not do that and very useless for a beginner student.
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Just beautiful! I love your quick, confident strokes! Thanks for posting.
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Sooooo peaceful with the birds singing in the background accompanying your painting skills such talent ! You make it look so easy! Thank you 🙏
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Thank you so much for your precious video.
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Wonderful demo! Thank you. I find it so difficult to simplify complex scenes. This was so helpful.
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Love it!!! So inspiring. Beautiful. Greetings from the Netherlands.
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Have watched this same video several times. Actually, I have watched all your videos over and over to get all the knowledge I can from them!!! This one really helps me remember to think how to simplify a scene. Still learning to loosen up. Not paint an exact copy. Thank you!!!
Oh, that’s very kind, thank you.
Thankyou so much for that Mr Pitt. Really enjoyed watching your practice and feel very inspired! Jane
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Just another wonderful example from Andrew Pitt! Thank you so much.
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Well Andrew I think you caught them! Thank you for sharing your techniques and experience. I learn something new and useful every time I watch one of your demos.
Thanks very much for your kind comments. They are much appreciated.
Excellent demonstration. Thank you.
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So enjoyed watching you paint what seemed a daunting scene (for me). On to your next video - you've made a fan. Thanks so much.
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Thank you! It was very enjoyable to watch your process.
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Amazing artist! Thank you for sharing your talent and skills. Thank you! Love it so much!
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Very beautifully done!
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Loved your painting, it is 👌 awesome. I would be afraid a bear would be nearby.
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Wow…I think you captured the everything beautifully. A wealth of information that inspires me to give it a go. Thank you 🙏
Very many thanks. Good luck with your painting.
A brilliant demonstration of painting quite a complex scene Andrew. Thank you so much for the pleasure I recieved just watching you at work.
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Beautiful and fresh. No mud in sight.
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That is a very nice and pleasant to watch and see watercolour demo Andrew. Love your palette! I know you have a Binning too. But this wooden one looks so nostalgic!
Thank you very much. This palette is about 50 years old!
@@AndrewPittArtist Hello, did you make the wooden palette? If not, what brand is it please?
I learn so much from your books and videos! I continue to watch picking up more each time! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. I loved you latest book. It’s nice to have truly talented artist to learn from when attending art school isn’t a possibility. God bless you and your family!
Many thanks for your kind comments. I’m glad the videos and books have been useful. Your remarks make it all worthwhile. Best wishes.
This is a lovely demonstration! I learned a great deal and appreciate you sharing your expertise with us Andrew.
I wanted to add that the music was perfect and your energy and enthusiasm are delightful.
Best wishes to you.
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Thank you Andrew for this wonderful tutorial. Very informative on creating light and dark colours and keeping it simple. Beautiful painting. Cheers
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Beautiful. You make it look so easy
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That was so enjoyable to watch!
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You are a genius! Thank you so much, I am learning so much from you! God bless you!
Glad to help. Thanks for getting in touch.
Thank you always for the valuable tips. It’s amazing how you make things difficult so simple. Very beautiful painting of this scene.
My pleasure, thanks for your kind comments - they are much appreciated
Beautiful work! Thank you SO much!
Glad you like it. Thanks
Beautiful.. I'm very apprehensive about plein sir 😀
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I tried painting a similar scene last year and couldn't get it right. Negative painting seems to be the answer. And I loved the colors in the negative areas. So light and "watercolor-y"! Thanks for sharing this!
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I loved what you did. It is interesting and very pleasing to look at.
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Hello from Winnipeg in Canada 🇨🇦. Andrew, thanks for another great demonstration. I was hoping to paint a forest scene, as we have plenty of Boreal forests in Canada. I was unsure about painting a forest, because of the complexity. This demonstration is a big help. By the way, I have the exact same easel. My father bought the same Winsor and Newton easel in Montreal in the 1960’s and I am using it for watercolour painting. The easel is practically new, and it saved me from having to buy a new one.
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Very challenging and well done 👏
Thank you.
Top drawer demonstration and explanation as always Andrew 👍 I really enjoy your way of using watercolour, as I am currently battling my way to gain some competence in the medium. Thank you for posting 🔝✅
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Great work, blessings!
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Many thanks. Love the colour introduced
Glad you like it. Thanks.
It's a delight listening to you and watching you paint. In its loose rendering you captured the scene with its lights and shadows and it was refreshingly done. Thank you Sir for a beautiful demonstration.😊
Thank you very much. There are more videos on my website, www.andrewpitt.co.uk
It was an excellent guide in how to deal with a complicated woodland scene. I have often wondered how to take this type of view and translate it into a decent painting. Your tips on simplifying the scene was useful I will certainly make an attempt at such a scene now I have your explanation, thanks for posting.
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I tried a similar scene for my online class, 'weekly challenge' not so long ago. Now I can see how what such a painting could have looked like! ☺☺☺
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The curved shadows on the first tree you painted were very effective.
Thanks for the tip.
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Wow, amazing!! ❤️
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Magnifica demostración Andrew.
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Perhaps John Singer Sargeant could have painted this. But I'm far from certain that he would have done such a good job. Thank you very much for this excellent demonstration.
Many thanks. You flatter me! Much appreciated nevertheless.
It’s great to see you again. I have great memories of a weekend painting weekend at Flatford Mill I chose for my profile photo. Great tutor. I’ve did get a BA Fine Art at 60 . Never too late. Jen from Snowdonia x
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Bravo et merci pour vos leçons !
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What a nice demonstration. I've been trying to get a decent painting out in woods for years. Most of my woods paintings get too busy. I like being out, painting is something to do while I'm there. I like streams too, they seem a bit easier. I'll look through your demos for a stream. Cheers.
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Wow! Thank you for this sir. That painting is beautiful! 💚
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So impressive!
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Tree shadows on trees are 💕
Thanks
This one turned out very "Sargently"! The blue on the left with the gold on the right of the trunk, and the darker green in the background. And, great dry-brush in the foreground. I must remember to squint more than I do for values and less detail observation. Thanks, Andrew!
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Yes, I see some Sargent in there, for sure! The sweeping colors and contrasting complements. You did it!
@@RobertHopkinsArt Thanks very much indeed.
Brilliant video just what I was looking into doing
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Andrew, Thank you for sharing your talents. I'm finding your approach to watercolor quite valuable to my journey and only hope to be as confident as you in my painting someday. Kind regards, Larry- Washington State USA incidentally I'm in love with that wonderful wooden palette box. its a treasure to be sure.
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Beautiful Andrew! I was just painting a similar scene on the Oregon coast. Lots of driftwood that can look very abstract. Had to do a lot of editing to make a painting out of it. Love how fresh you keep your colors. I think I need to do more of that. I tend to use too much water and not get as saturated as you do. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks very much. Yes, it’s worth remembering that watercolours tend to dry lighter and allow for that and water is the element that is hardest to control. Paint consistency is always difficult to judge. I often tell students to paint with watercolour not coloured water. Thanks for getting in touch. Good luck.
@@AndrewPittArtist That's a great quote! Thanks again!!
Wonderful video!
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Another great video. I am trying my best to follow your tips and techniqe, great way of painting so perfect thanks for sharing
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I really love your lovely, more loose work. I feel like I could do this as a beginner!
I’m sure you can. Good luck.
@@AndrewPittArtist many thanks!
Demonstração de aquarela muito especial, com a precisão, tranquilidade e os comentários claros do Sr. Pitt. Para mim, uma aula. Muito obrigado.
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Thanks a lot! These motives are scary and I always end up making a mess. Feel really inspired now and will try again!
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Thanks Andrew. Wonderful.
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Qué hermosa acuarela eres excelente maestro, felicidades......🇲🇽🇲🇽......
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Brilliant. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤❤
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Although you make it look easy - it is complicated. I got a bit confused when you began using the greens because you had mentioned the sky, but the more detail you added you did explain more explicitly, it made sense. I'm an avid fan although I'm more of a viewer than a painter. I haven't learned enough to paint often. You provide us such a great opportunity to learn with perspective.
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Pretty dog gone good to me:) American slang to mean " very good"!" Thanks so much!
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Thos ekind of subjects are very difficult. You did a good job of it. Thanks for posting, Andrew.
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I like your direct approach to painting. I noticed that you didn’t paint wet-in-wet. Do you ever wet the paper first? Thanks for the video.
Thank you. No, I very rarely wet the paper. I don’t find it necessary. The moisture on the paper dilutes the paint and makes it hard to control.
@@AndrewPittArtist this could be where I’m going wrong.
I'm paiting outdoor for a while but it's still a struggle for me. It's nice to see how professionalist is doing it. I'm learning a lot! Thank you, sir.
Thanks for getting in contact and good luck with your painting.
Excelente demostración de cómo pintar al natural...gracias maestro y felicitaciones, maravillosa pintura.
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Beautiful painting
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