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Do this BEFORE you start watercolor!
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- This video is a great place to start if you are just beginning your watercolor painting journey. In this watercolor tutorial, I will share different things to know on supplies, palette, set-up, and early techniques you need to know. I hope this video helps you BEFORE you start your watercolor painting!
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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Brushes: shapes, hair, handles
02:41 - Paper: quality, cold press vs. hot press
04:40 - Paint: student vs. professional, vibrancy, consistency
07:18 - Palette talk
08:11 - Consider using white ink
09:05 - Getting started with painting consistencies
11:40 - Different strokes you can achieve
15:00 - Foundational techniques to know
19:31 - THIS will be your biggest help for watercolor…
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Hey, y'all! If you haven't watched Jenna's "tea to butter" video, you must take a look! This is how I found her as I was really struggling with getting the water to pigment ratio I was looking for to accent my pen and ink work. I've seen others, but Jenna is a great teacher and watching her actual strokes and how the paint to water ratios look was like the light coming on! All Jenna's videos are great but this one, so basic, yet so necessary is a great place to get started. Thanks, Jenna, and Happy New Year!
Happy Mew Year Bonnie! 🎉
That’s amazing, I love her tutorials on water to paint ratio and yeah understanding the tea to butter concepts helps loads 🎨 🖌
What exactly is the video title I can't find her tea to butter video.
@@micart79 The answer to water control problems when using watercolor
I'm so glad I watched this video while having my late lunch earlier today. I've already bought some of the supplies and feel like even though I couldn't go really high-end, I didn't go too cheaply either. I'll be watching all of your watercolor videos, practicing techniques as I go along in a spiral bound pad as my water-coloring diary. Next up, I plan to watch your Complete Beginner's Guide. I haven't done any water-coloring with a brush and pigments, pan or tube. All I've done are a few super simple techniques with water-based markers and ink pads over rubber stamped images - I was a demonstrators for a rubber stamp company. I'm really looking forward to learning how to select brushes to accomplish specific brushstrokes and marks on my paper. I'm hoping to be at least good enough to get enjoyment out of the hobby. Once I've gotten through all of your freebies, I look forward to joining your Patreon group. Thanks so much for making so many learning resources available to your viewers. Not having to pay instructor fees helps me (widow living on social security) to afford the materials, tools and supplies. You're a terrific teacher and I'm so happy I stumbled across your channel.
This is an EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you. I spent a lot of time hopscotching tutorials to learn what you packed into this one tutorial. So, if you're considering learning watercolor - START HERE.
Lovely water cups! You should drop a Paint Puck into the bottom of them especially your first cup or dirty cup to gently clean the paint from your brushes! They have allowed me to keep my brushes longer and better for longer as well! The Paint Puck also comes with its own “jar” but so easy to drop one into your regular water cups! Less expensive too!
I just started watching and already love the fact that you cover the size of the brushes you use, and also the brands! I’m very new to watercolor and I can already tell the brushes that don’t snap back to shape when wet make it REALLY difficult to achieve even simple things like leaves. THANK YOU.
I've followed you for many years now and I think this was a great presentation you have done for watercolor! Thank you. Keep up the good work. God bless you 🙏 ❤️ FLORIDA
Lots of excellent info. I have been painting now for a few years but enjoyed this and will recommend to people that ask me how to get started!
Thank you thank you thank you... such a lightbulb moment
This is a fantastic video, very simple and easy to follow 😊
Thank you for the demo! I’ll be back to learn more!🇨🇦👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 The picture of you at the end is gorgeous!
Thank you so much. Very new to watercolour and this I is so much informative and easy to understand. Really appreciate it. Covering the brushes was very interesting to understand.
Thank you so much! I have learned *so much* from your videos and I greatly appreciate it! Your 'tea to butter' tutorial was brilliant! I had NO CLUE!
I've been using De Atramentis Document fountain pen inks as my cymk 'paint', as I haven't been getting the results I want from my Koi travel waterbrush palettes or from my Faber-Castell watercolour pencil crayons.
Your tips and techniques have helped me so much! Thank you!
Your tea to butter analogy is priceless. 😁☕🧈
Patty- the brush information was so helpful. I liked how you explained color values . Thank you for sharing.
Great beginner info and love you provided links to more detailed ones. I watched just to see if it was something a friend of mine who is new to watercolor could benefit from, and of course it was 💯‼️👍 so I shared it with her.
Love to listen to your explanations and then showing. God bless for your Sharing❤️🦋
On the subject of "cheap" paper, have you tried the Baohong Academy paper? It's 100% cotton, tends to run for about half the price of the more expensive paper like Arches, and comes in blocks of 20 sheets. Sounds like a pretty good choice when money's tight, which it is for pretty much all of us nowadays.
It’s a brilliant paper!
Thx so much!!! Loved this video too so much
I’ve been loving the fun acrylic inks too! I use Vallejo, haven’t tried Daler Rowney’s version yet. Inks Literally explode in wet in wet 🖌 😆
Hey Jenna .. Absolutely LOVE your videos ! Where did you get that brush rest ... I like that it is unobtrusive and simple
Hullo Jenna, I have enjoyed the Sanford papers especially their soft surface paper! I want to recommend to you and your viewers look into “house” brands, Kilimanjaro from Cheap Joe’s or Blick’s all cotton papers are good choices and so much less expensive especially in the 22x30 sheets! Paper is the most important and often most overlooked supply or tool for watercolor painters! Thank you for sharing your beginner series of videos, so many very good practice techniques.
Thank you so much friend 🎉
St. Cuthberts Saunders Waterford is one of the most expensive papers out there. It is currently about 50% more expensive than Arches. Maybe you are confusing it with St. Cuthberts Bockingford which is cheaper, although you are clearly showing Waterford in this video.
Wonderful! Thank you 👏👏👍💕🥀🥰
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Didn’t know I could add acrylic ink. I liked that you demonstrated the round vs. Filbert brushes. I am glad that you said there is a tea to butter video because 20% paint to 80% water which I heard about prior to watching this video, sounds like a good tip, but impossible for me to figure out how to do. Looking forward to watching your two hour beginners video. I like how you talked about your Patreon and how it can offer more lessons. I feel a bit more impatient with learning watercolour compared to acrylic and gouache. It seems way more technical and controlled in comparison. Thoughts?
For beginners, a messy palette could be very confusing.
this dude has amazing taste in music
Great video! I don't have a filbert yet though. What would you recommend please?
Love your video, it would be perfect if you put texts on the brands, sizes on it!
I can't find the tea to butter exercise video you mentioned, can you provide a link?
Hi Jenna,
I have a daughter that is a homeschooler and she loves art especially watercolour. What would you suggest her to start with on your page? We love watching for channel.
Hey! I'm so happy to hear you all enjoy my videos! The best place for beginners to start is my Complete Beginner's Guide to Watercolor < ruclips.net/video/tDdfPMTX15Y/видео.html > If you've already watched that, I recommend browsing my Basics playlist for more helpful tips and techniques < ruclips.net/p/PLdb2U9SHuFlLKHCUZIzzSsvd8_z8I9JcR > or searching other playlists like floral or landscapes for whatever intrigues you most! Enjoy!
Jenna, I love your videos, and I have learned so much from you. What paper do you use in this demonstration?
I didn't see it listed below. Is it the same paper you use in all you're demonstrations? I never know what paper is best because there are so many types, and I don't want to waste money on bad quality peper. Thank you in advance. God bless you and all those you love.
Aw thank you! The paper is Saunders Waterford, I love it! here's the link: amzn.to/3IlnXhC
Hi Jenna! Love your videos. What is the status of your Princeton filbert brush?
thanks for the brush suggestion are you still using Maimeri Blu watercolor ? will try that paper
Hubby has promised me some watercolour paints, brushes, paper etc for my birthday. I'm looking forward to learning how to paint! I'd also like to learn how to sketch. Which youtube channels are useful for learning to do this?
Wow
Do any of your videos show your banana leaf technique?
Trying to get that palette is no small feat😢
Hello, I've watched your Maimeri video introduction, I've heard that you're paying attention to dangerous media so I would like to tell you, since you're using it, that on the back of the green gold tube is written that is toxic (contains copper, may be harmful if swallowed).