The SECRET to Painting LOOSE WATERCOLOR BIRDS & dynamic backgrounds

This video is a demonstration of a painting of a Common Tailorbird. It will give you a look at my process and impressionistic approach towards wildlife art. My main aim in this watercolour tutorial is to try and keep things simple, keep them fresh and as a result the painting gets done fairly quickly.
I've been a avid birdwatcher from a young age. So it felt like a natural progression when I begun learning watercolours by painting the birds around me, here in India. I've now painted close to a 100 of these, each a little bit different in their execution.
I upload full-length watercolour tutorials on Skillshare. Use this link to access one of my classes free of charge:
skl.sh/3wUoPTQ
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The materials I use in this demo are as follows:
Paper: Fabriano Artistico, Rough 100% cotton paper. 11" x 15"
Paints: Assorted artist grade watercolours from White Nights, Mijello, Sennelier etc
Brushes: Combination of round and flat brushes from Da Vinci, Princeton and generic makes.
Pencils, erasers, masking fluid, masking tape....
Original reference photo by Hari Patibanda is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
flic.kr/p/2nDtaU1

[@MultiPassionateCreator]

Now that’s cool! ❤

[@linewashbirb1]

Thank you!

[@hunterr.2333]

Beautifully done!

[@linewashbirb1]

thankyou!

[@RaphaelPowery]

Lovely job my friend, good artwork and clear and mindful thoughts displayed here, it's well appreciated!

[@linewashbirb1]

Glad to know you're enjoying these :-)

[@jeannes]

Great tutorial, I might try this one 😀

[@linewashbirb1]

Give it a shot!
Link to the reference image is in the description.