This was so helpful! I haven't done any watercolors for decades and I realize now that the main reason was that all of my teachers failed to teach me properly. One said to me: don't paint as if it scares you, but that's what his instructions did for me! I must watch your other videos. I think I am going to enjoy myself so much with the watercolors I received as a gift yesterday.
Peter... I love how you "teach" thank you..... learned so much in this video.... You teach in such an "untechnical" manner and yet with such detail that can be used in all watercolor paintings.... so glad I found you.... looking forward to repeating this video today to practice what you have shared..... again THANK YOU
That is a really timely video for me. I've been painting in watercolor for over 20 years. Ups and downstairs along the way, and presently experiencing a pretty extended slump.
You use a lot of negative painting as well. Your style and end result are beautiful. I really need to get back to watercolor and try this. I think I will devote a sketchbook to practice your techniques. I just love the final result. I’ve been painting mostly in gouache and my painting has gone downhill due to health problems and concentration issues with pain, but I miss watercolor. Your style is one I was never taught, but the end result was always my desire.😊
You're right - I use a LOT of negative painting in my work, always. I'm really sorry to hear of the health problems and concentration issues - I hope dabbling in watercolour may go some way to helping you with that. Thank you for the comment.
Дорогая, желаю Вам скорейшего исцеления и пусть акварель и любовь близких помогут в жтом🙏 Желаю здоавствовать и процветать максимально долго!!! Привет из Украины💛💙
You know, you are saying basic things here, like go on, don't bother much and don't overthink. Those might be obvious but for a lot of people it could be rather useful advice that helps the progress. Thank you for this one. Loved it.
Thank you Peter! I really enjoyed this and although I myself have been painting water colours for a while, I've learned so much from this lesson which was so good, and especially the Time laps part! Unbelievable!!!! I will most certainly be watching your painting much more in the future!! Thankyou!! Charles!
Great to also have the timelapse at the end! Repeating the technique with a similar, but somewhat more complex composition as in the original demo helped me consolidate your teaching and get a glimpse of how the technique could be taken further - thank you!
Thank you for this, it’s explained a lot for me as a beginner, so I’m going to give it a try as it makes total sense as I’m not a good drawer, so I’ll let my paint do that for me, thank you.
Thank you, Peter! This has taken me right back to the roots of my watercolour. I haven't lost the joy of playing with it and 'seeing what happens', of watching paint flow into paint to do something wonderful, of landscapes, big skies, old barns, farmhouses, fields and trees... Since I moved, the landscape has changed, and within me the longing for those open skies doesn't go away... Even so, the techniques still work for the ancient 13th, 14th, 15th century buildings of the local town. I just need to translate what I know into those beautiful buildings, the steep, tree covered valley side from my windows, the rock colours and formations so different... to stop feeling inadequate and remember just who I am as an artist. Through your videos, you're reminding me of the techniques and colour play I love, and when health and weather permit, to 'just go there, get on with it and stop being so tense about the results!' And to go back to using loose, larger paper (of which I have plenty!) and not tying myself to a smaller sketchbook all the time... Daft, really, here I am giving myself, and hearing you give us, me, the exact same advice I gave / give to my students. Thanks again, Peter.
You're very welcome Mrs Barnabas - thank you for your very enjoyable and insightful comments... all good advice (and, yes - sometimes we have to offer it to ourselves as a reminder... we are our worst critics)
New viewer and subscriber … I love the demo and Timelapse results and will give this a try … today! I am 8 months into watercolor … 5 painting regularly and at 69 I am not averse to listening (and taking) advice 😊. Thank you!
@@peterwoolleyartist I have done 3 paintings drawing with my brush ... slight progress ... need a lot more practice!! BUT, what fun this method is - I love it!
👋 Peter, thanks so much for this amazing video, I have been painting water colours on and off for a long time time. I find drawing with the brush an amazing way to paint a picture, I will practice more often now, thanks once again. Xx
I’ve an interest in negative watercolor and have books on the subject but I must say it’s much better watching your video, very helpful indeed. This loose, easy style is quite enjoyable to watch and learn from…thanks for sharing your techniques
I've just discovered you. I went to hadrians wall and was inspired by your video and the views at housesteads fort. So I'm gonna get back into watercolour painting. I love your painting style and I think I can match it using your tips. Thanks Peter.
Great video for me this Is the essence of watercolour painting your ability of negative painting Is very well done , your explanation and demonstration are excellent 👍
Your painting ability is amazing! I find myself using my left over paint to do cursive writing, play around making shapes so not even close to your level but feel painting with the brush is easier for me than drawing anything with a pencil! Ty!!
I’m totally new to watercolour and have watched a lot of good talented videos but your approach was just right for me. Slow voice and good teaching. Please continue to create more for beginners, I think you would help a lot of us out there understand what watercolour really is. Thanks so much .
A wonderful amount of key information with simple illustration and explanation in an economy of words and no unnecessary chitchat. Thank you. I am saving this as a reference for an upcoming card I will do for a friend recovering from surgery. 🎨👏🏼👩🏼🎨
Fantastic approach. The juxtaposition of a well-explained, tutorial that emphasizes a single concept, followed by a time-lapse of that concept being employed with all of the other tricks of the trade, is bloody brilliant! The speed viewing of the follow-on piece was indispensable for me to pick up the rhythmic “swing” of technique applications. It’s otherwise impossible to pick up the forward planning that is occurring live in the painter’s mind; for as much as a painter says (and believes) that he’s working without planning, it just isn’t possible for the professional. You have a winning teaching formula here. I have your books, and know your techniques, still, I can say this was a revelation to me. My dream would be to see you walk out the techniques of Sir William Flint. I love to see those demos where you’re seen grappling with something not already in your ken. It’s an exploratory surgery of your brain.
Aprpo of nothing (we met briefly at Patchings) today at a art group I did a scene of rocks and waterfalls and I used the seemingly simple (Woolley) method of chucking carefully a blue, red and yellow and made something from it all. My Wife when she saw it said, and I quote, that's beautiful. So thank you for the demos you give us, after 20+ years I finally got that reaction. Keep up the great work 😁 Pete's art. Long hair, discussed the grand circle trip with you.😊
A result! Nice one Peter.... I'm pleased it was helpful to you! Thanks for the great comment - I wish you well, and probably catch up with you at next year's show...
Thank you so much! I feel this instructive video is going to breathe new life into my painting experience. I am just so excited to put it into practice and on that note I am off to do just that.
Wow! What a wonderfully useful video. I can’t wait to try out the technique. I have a really tight, detailed painting style and I’ve been thinking of trying a looser style so this is the perfect video for me. I love the colours, especially in the second painting. Thank you 🙏
This was so helpful! I haven't done any watercolors for decades and I realize now that the main reason was that all of my teachers failed to teach me properly. One said to me: don't paint as if it scares you, but that's what his instructions did for me! I must watch your other videos. I think I am going to enjoy myself so much with the watercolors I received as a gift yesterday.
could not have said it better!!!
Peter... I love how you "teach" thank you..... learned so much in this video.... You teach in such an "untechnical" manner and yet with such detail that can be used in all watercolor paintings.... so glad I found you.... looking forward to repeating this video today to practice what you have shared..... again THANK YOU
What a beautiful comment, bless your heart. Agree on everything as well.
That is a really timely video for me. I've been painting in watercolor for over 20 years. Ups and downstairs along the way, and presently experiencing a pretty extended slump.
You use a lot of negative painting as well. Your style and end result are beautiful. I really need to get back to watercolor and try this. I think I will devote a sketchbook to practice your techniques. I just love the final result. I’ve been painting mostly in gouache and my painting has gone downhill due to health problems and concentration issues with pain, but I miss watercolor. Your style is one I was never taught, but the end result was always my desire.😊
You're right - I use a LOT of negative painting in my work, always. I'm really sorry to hear of the health problems and concentration issues - I hope dabbling in watercolour may go some way to helping you with that. Thank you for the comment.
Дорогая, желаю Вам скорейшего исцеления и пусть акварель и любовь близких помогут в жтом🙏 Желаю здоавствовать и процветать максимально долго!!!
Привет из Украины💛💙
More tutorials like this please. Thank you 😊
Wow this was a powerful demonstration! Thank you.
You know, you are saying basic things here, like go on, don't bother much and don't overthink.
Those might be obvious but for a lot of people it could be rather useful advice that helps the progress.
Thank you for this one. Loved it.
This was one of the best explanations and demonstration of how to draw with a brush I've ever seen. You are a very talented instructor. Thank you.
Awww... thanks Toni - your comment is very much appreciated - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Now this is really watercolor! Beautiful.
Thank you for the lovely comment Hanichay
So clear. Your clarity, speed of delivery and enunciation are perfect. Very impressive.
Wow! Thank you. I now feel like I can banish cauliflowers and add depth to trees with ease. Love it!! ❤😊
Thank you Peter! I really enjoyed this and although I myself have been painting water colours for a while, I've learned so much from this lesson which was so good, and especially the Time laps part! Unbelievable!!!! I will most certainly be watching your painting much more in the future!! Thankyou!! Charles!
So glad I discovered your channel! Thanks for the real time video (rare). I started watercolour a year ago and you're really helping!
Great to also have the timelapse at the end! Repeating the technique with a similar, but somewhat more complex composition as in the original demo helped me consolidate your teaching and get a glimpse of how the technique could be taken further - thank you!
You are a master of negative painting.
Thank you Skye - I'm pleased you enjoyed it
Wow, you just made the penny drop for me. Thank you and amazing work.
Thank you for this, it’s explained a lot for me as a beginner, so I’m going to give it a try as it makes total sense as I’m not a good drawer, so I’ll let my paint do that for me, thank you.
Hello, new subscriber and a fairly new watercolor artist. I find your technique most appealing. Needless to say I’ll be giving it a go. 🎨👩🎨
Thank you, Peter! This has taken me right back to the roots of my watercolour. I haven't lost the joy of playing with it and 'seeing what happens', of watching paint flow into paint to do something wonderful, of landscapes, big skies, old barns, farmhouses, fields and trees... Since I moved, the landscape has changed, and within me the longing for those open skies doesn't go away...
Even so, the techniques still work for the ancient 13th, 14th, 15th century buildings of the local town. I just need to translate what I know into those beautiful buildings, the steep, tree covered valley side from my windows, the rock colours and formations so different... to stop feeling inadequate and remember just who I am as an artist.
Through your videos, you're reminding me of the techniques and colour play I love, and when health and weather permit, to 'just go there, get on with it and stop being so tense about the results!' And to go back to using loose, larger paper (of which I have plenty!) and not tying myself to a smaller sketchbook all the time...
Daft, really, here I am giving myself, and hearing you give us, me, the exact same advice I gave / give to my students.
Thanks again, Peter.
You're very welcome Mrs Barnabas - thank you for your very enjoyable and insightful comments... all good advice (and, yes - sometimes we have to offer it to ourselves as a reminder... we are our worst critics)
@@peterwoolleyartist 😊
New viewer and subscriber … I love the demo and Timelapse results and will give this a try … today! I am 8 months into watercolor … 5 painting regularly and at 69 I am not averse to listening (and taking) advice 😊. Thank you!
Welcome! Thanks for the subscribe. 8 Months!... marvellous!... enjoy the journey...
@@peterwoolleyartist I have done 3 paintings drawing with my brush ... slight progress ... need a lot more practice!! BUT, what fun this method is - I love it!
👋 Peter, thanks so much for this amazing video, I have been painting water colours on and off for a long time time. I find drawing with the brush an amazing way to paint a picture, I will practice more often now, thanks once again. Xx
Thank you for the lovely comment Annie - practice and perseverance is everything!
The perspective just appeared! Great video.
I love your tutorials and it would be great to see more as they are so helpful. I love the end painting - great atmosphere ❤
Thanks for the feedback Diane. Many more to come... I'm a slow editor, but I get there eventually. I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Lovely! I especially like your "softening off" technique!❤
So helpful. I dont want to be fiddly. Just bought a large brush to push myself into that "flow" you demonstrated so beautifully. Thank you.❤
Agreed. Bob Burridge warns against "tickling the painting to death". This is a great video for sure.
I enjoy this style of watercolor painting , nice video. Thank you
I’ve an interest in negative watercolor and have books on the subject but I must say it’s much better watching your video, very helpful indeed. This loose, easy style is quite enjoyable to watch and learn from…thanks for sharing your techniques
I've just discovered you. I went to hadrians wall and was inspired by your video and the views at housesteads fort. So I'm gonna get back into watercolour painting. I love your painting style and I think I can match it using your tips. Thanks Peter.
Thanks for the fantastic tutorial, just beginning in watercolour
Love the technique! I’ll certainly practice 😉
Great video for me this Is the essence of watercolour painting your ability of negative painting Is very well done , your explanation and demonstration are excellent 👍
Thank you for the lovely comments - I'm pleased you found the video helpful.
Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial; I look forward to more of your videos.
Really enjoyed your video great tips……….thank you. I will be giving this a try.
You're very welcome Margaret - I'm pleased you enjoyed it
Thank you, I will have to watch again…your tutorial is helping me!
Lovely painting - I enjoyed the explanation!
Great paintings and instruction. Thank you.
Your painting ability is amazing! I find myself using my left over paint to do cursive writing, play around making shapes so not even close to your level but feel painting with the brush is easier for me than drawing anything with a pencil! Ty!!
Thank you Appleknocker - playing around with it and exploring the medium's potential is all a valuable part of the learning process... enjoy!
I’m totally new to watercolour and have watched a lot of good talented videos but your approach was just right for me. Slow voice and good teaching. Please continue to create more for beginners, I think you would help a lot of us out there understand what watercolour really is. Thanks so much .
Thanks for the comment Mahmuda - I'm pleased you find the content helpful.
This was brilliant! Thank you so much! I learned a lot!
OMG! Speechless. Amazing work.
Brilliant video, thank you.
Brilliant and inspirational
You are good!!! I noticed your technique is practice and practice! Excellent!!!!
Just fabulous - getting my watercolours out tomorrow 😊
Go for it! Thanks for the comment Maisie!
@@peterwoolleyartist ❤️
What a lovely result from some simple mixes. Very relaxing and encouraging ❤
Thanks Julia - Relaxing and encouraging is good - mission accomplished!
I love this ❤ thank you for sharing. So generous.
I loved your demonstration, your use of fabulous color and, your calm delivery. This helped remind me to "think" with the brush. Thank you!
So wonderful..I love the way you teach...very soothing..very inspiring and beautiful.
Wow! Magical!
Thank you for preparing and presenting the simplified and the sophisticated versions. It’s so helpful.
Mission accomplished - I'm pleased you found it helpful yip6149!
A wonderful amount of key information with simple illustration and explanation in an economy of words and no unnecessary chitchat. Thank you. I am saving this as a reference for an upcoming card I will do for a friend recovering from surgery. 🎨👏🏼👩🏼🎨
Thank you for your excellent demo: showing what only watercolor can do! Hope to try this technique this week! BEAUTIFUL PAINTING!
Fantastic approach. The juxtaposition of a well-explained, tutorial that emphasizes a single concept, followed by a time-lapse of that concept being employed with all of the other tricks of the trade, is bloody brilliant! The speed viewing of the follow-on piece was indispensable for me to pick up the rhythmic “swing” of technique applications. It’s otherwise impossible to pick up the forward planning that is occurring live in the painter’s mind; for as much as a painter says (and believes) that he’s working without planning, it just isn’t possible for the professional. You have a winning teaching formula here. I have your books, and know your techniques, still, I can say this was a revelation to me.
My dream would be to see you walk out the techniques of Sir William Flint. I love to see those demos where you’re seen grappling with something not already in your ken. It’s an exploratory surgery of your brain.
Thank you for the well thought-out and clearly expressed feedback... mission accomplished - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Enjoy this so much, you are a very talented teacher……helped quite a bit🥰
That looks very liberating thank you 😀
Simple yet it's so beautiful, I want to try it out tomorrow. Thks for showing it Peter❤
I love that advice because it’s what I’m used to doing in oils. A very liberating approach! And a lovely painting! 🥰
Absolut best teacher in watercolor i have seen on RUclips. Great great inspiration. Thanks.
Exactly the video I was looking for, thanks.
So beautiful! So happy to have found you!!
This is outstanding! I am so glad I discovered your work.
Aprpo of nothing (we met briefly at Patchings) today at a art group I did a scene of rocks and waterfalls and I used the seemingly simple (Woolley) method of chucking carefully a blue, red and yellow and made something from it all. My Wife when she saw it said, and I quote, that's beautiful. So thank you for the demos you give us, after 20+ years I finally got that reaction. Keep up the great work 😁 Pete's art. Long hair, discussed the grand circle trip with you.😊
A result! Nice one Peter.... I'm pleased it was helpful to you! Thanks for the great comment - I wish you well, and probably catch up with you at next year's show...
Thanks!
Thank you!!
I’m so excited! Your book came yesterday!!!😮😮😮😂🎉❤😊
Wow , Sie sind ja ein richtiger Künstler , so was schönes habe ich lange nicht gesehen ! Danke sehr fürs zeigen und liebe Grüße :)💯
Gern geschehen, Stephan - ich freue mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat!
Thanks my friend, great power in the simplicity. Paul
Great video Peter, thank you for sharing. Always a pleasure watching you paint 😊
You're very welcome, Susan - thank you for the lovely comment.
Beautiful Peter … the step by step analysis makes painting simple
Thanks Kannan - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Absolutely wonderful!thank you!
Thanks Deborah!
Truly inspiring. Thank you Peter
I love your style! Thank you ❤
He’s a pro!😊
This is brilliant, and quite lovely, thank you Peter 💜🎨
Awww... thanks for the lovely comment Bonnie - I'm pleased you liked it
Thank you so much! I feel this instructive video is going to breathe new life into my painting experience. I am just so excited to put it into practice and on that note I am off to do just that.
So inspiring.
What a tremendous video-love this. I am new to this art and this taught me soooo much 🥰
Outstanding, thanks very much
Absolutely inspiring!
Wow! What a wonderfully useful video. I can’t wait to try out the technique. I have a really tight, detailed painting style and I’ve been thinking of trying a looser style so this is the perfect video for me. I love the colours, especially in the second painting. Thank you 🙏
If it helps to loosen you up, then that's great... mission accomplished! Thanks for the comment Nancy.
Very good.thank you sir
Beautiful!!!
Absolutely gorgeous I'm going to give it a go 👍👍
😊 lovely touch 🎉🎉
Thank you Raj - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
@@peterwoolleyartist Thankyou Sir.
Very inspirational! Thank you, Peter. You made watercolor painting look easy. I will keep trying.
You've very welcome - thank you for the lovely comments Linda
Thank you for sharing your expertise!! Lovely painting 😊
That was awesome 🤩
I will try it myself. Thanks!
Very nice. Thank you very much for the demonstration.
This was very helpful and i can't wait to try!
I learned a lot from this video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us
You're very welcome ScootMcGoot - I'm pleased you found it helpful.
Wow! That was awesome! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome specialeffectsgraphicsdes - thanks for the lovely comment!
Very helpful techniques. Thank you!
It was wonderful. Thank you so much!!!
Impressive impression and simply complex.
Thanks for the comment mulekicker (great username...)
Wonderful tecniq ❤
Magic! Thank you so much!❤
Wow! You are very skilled, lovely work.
Thank you for the lovely comment - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
I absolutely love your style 😍
This is wonderfull,thank you so much!!
Gorgeous, magical painting!
Thanks Suel... I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Thank you - slow & easy to comprehend 🙏
Thanks Linda - I'm pleased it ticked the necessary boxes