skintone tutorial that I found "the most accurate" no adding black, not too much colors needed. and this video also teaches beginners that if you make accidental blooms in your painting, you can always always make up to it in another layer rather than thinking that the whole painting is ruined early in the process . Much love! ❤❤
Hey guys, painting of an eye starts at 11:24, first part of the video is about mixing skin tones in watercolor. If you are only interested to see the painting process, go ahead and skip it :)
Hey guys, I created a separate video to explain the process of painting a WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT, that refers back to this video for skin tones mixing. You can check it out here - ruclips.net/video/BQfyQVC4lu0/видео.html. List of colors that I used - Raw sienna, Alizarin crimson, Vandyke brown, Neutral tint, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine + optional skin tone base is called Napples yellow reddish (mine is by Schmincke Horadam)
What a wonderful tutorial.... These types of tutorials actually invoke the love for art more specifically watercolor again....I wws stoic when I watched this for 20 minutes.... Mesmerized and spellbound
You are an amazing artist and teacher. I love watercolor and the few chosen colors mixed to get your washes and then add the shadows makes your painting so beautiful. Thank you so much for this lesson.
Love this video. I think it's a great example of how learning shadow placement can become easier when you approach one zoomed in subject and start with values instead of details. I would love to see you break down other features like the nose and mouth and your favorite color choices lips! Beautiful work :)
Jani, this is probably my life-changing video! I used to add shadows to my skin tones by using (recklessly) pure brown or pure blue or mixing alizarin crimson with blue, which of course ended up in a bruised effect. But hopefully now there will be no more bruised portraits! :)
beautiful skin tones, and you model the shape of the face (eye orbit) around the eye, plus examples of other mixing effects to explain your process. excellent!
Thanks, I've made so much progress because of your videos; the encouraging words, carefree but deliberate processes, and lastly because you dared to share them with us! Many thanks Jane!
This study is gorgeous and the video is super helpful on mixing skin tones. I adore your accent, your accent and calmness make it so pleasurable to listen to you. Thank you for creating videos!!
Thank you very much Jane. I use very similar, if not all the same products. I agree Arches is the best paper. I buy in bulk. I love having the ability to make any size painting I want. My friends all are wanting panel paintings, so the big (20" x 33") sheets make this work well. Dan Smith is my "go to" paint. I am slowly moving into pans as I am finding I use too much paint with tube. Halfway through I thought you were in trouble making the iris too dark. Then you lifted and saved the day. In the end, WOW. Just, WWOOWW!! The illusion of "real" is what I am after and, I, apparently will be following you around for a bit. Thank you very much.
Great that you can buy Arches in bulk, its a little more complicated for me here in Slovakia but it's easy to get Fabriano Artistico here (archs). I am currently preferring Canson Moulin du Roy but it's just that my technique needs the additional help with lifting and Arches doesnt really allow that. Thanks so much for appreciating the painting and the video!
Jane, have you tried bee paper? It's my first 100 percent cotton paper besides arches. I'm still feeling it out but think I like it more then arches even.
Looks awesome, your daughter has lovely eyes. I have already taken a photo of my nephew, who has blue/green eyes. You have inspired me to have a go. Thank you for help and guidance in mixing skin colours, It gives me more confidence. I look forward to watching your posts cheers from Australia
Wow! Lovely eye painting, very detailed and lifelike. You're very skillful. Thanks for sharing how to mix skintones and what colors to add for shadows - all very useful tips.
This was sooo great thank you so much! It was super helpful and I liked that you explained the colours and what to mix, and loved that you swatched the colours and mixes too so that we could see what you did on the palette and then what it looked like on the paper. I will be ordering some of that crimson 😀 It also really helped me to see all of the layers that you did too. Such an excellent video ❤️🤍
Hi Jane!! I've not painted in several weeks, but this made me want to. This will definitely help with my skin tones for sure. Mine tend to be way too red and look like a Oompa Loompa. That's ok if that's what you're going for, however that's not what I usually am going for, ahaha. Thanks again, as always!!!
Love this, especially as I’m a beginner. I thought I’d attempt a 100 eye challenge to try and improve and would love to draw/paint an eye of someone wearing glasses. Is there any possibility of a video on that, please starting with the drawing first please? X
Hello there, and yes I am! I am so glad you like the content, I am very fond of my channel - too bad it is not my full-time job and only a hobby, so that I can really create videos only when my life isn't falling apart, and this year has been a battlefield :)
@@sirmovielover sadly I did not for a couple of months, but working on it right now. There is still some older content, but I can imagine doing one long Patreon video per month on a regular basis.
Hello there, sorry for a late reply - I use different types, but most often a 300 gsm cold-pressed cotton paper, mostly by Arches or Fabriano. For this painting it was the Fabriano I believe..
I did a couple of them in my past videos, but since portraits are what I do most of the time, I am sure I can do more studies in the future videos as well.
skintone tutorial that I found "the most accurate" no adding black, not too much colors needed. and this video also teaches beginners that if you make accidental blooms in your painting, you can always always make up to it in another layer rather than thinking that the whole painting is ruined early in the process . Much love! ❤❤
Hey guys, painting of an eye starts at 11:24, first part of the video is about mixing skin tones in watercolor. If you are only interested to see the painting process, go ahead and skip it :)
It's astonishing!!!! Very good result, congratulations.
Jane your teaching is amazing,I love the way you teach and the way you recollect your past experiences with drawing.
Thank you so much! I hope it helped :))
Jane-Beata ppp
The color mixing tutorial is perfect! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Let me know if there is another topic hard to crack :)
Hey guys, I created a separate video to explain the process of painting a WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT, that refers back to this video for skin tones mixing. You can check it out here - ruclips.net/video/BQfyQVC4lu0/видео.html. List of colors that I used - Raw sienna, Alizarin crimson, Vandyke brown, Neutral tint, Cerulean Blue, Ultramarine + optional skin tone base is called Napples yellow reddish (mine is by Schmincke Horadam)
What a wonderful tutorial.... These types of tutorials actually invoke the love for art more specifically watercolor again....I wws stoic when I watched this for 20 minutes.... Mesmerized and spellbound
So wonderful to hear! Thank youu 😍
You are an amazing artist and teacher. I love watercolor and the few chosen colors mixed to get your washes and then add the shadows makes your painting so beautiful. Thank you so much for this lesson.
Thanks so much Deborah for such a wonderful feedback :) Hope the lesson helped!
Love this video. I think it's a great example of how learning shadow placement can become easier when you approach one zoomed in subject and start with values instead of details. I would love to see you break down other features like the nose and mouth and your favorite color choices lips! Beautiful work :)
Absolutely, I will get to other parts eventually! Thank you for watching :)
Even when you describe every part of your process, it is still magical to watch your paintings develop and come to life!
Jani, this is probably my life-changing video! I used to add shadows to my skin tones by using (recklessly) pure brown or pure blue or mixing alizarin crimson with blue, which of course ended up in a bruised effect. But hopefully now there will be no more bruised portraits! :)
I am glad if this helped, looking forward to see the results :) 😍
beautiful skin tones, and you model the shape of the face (eye orbit) around the eye, plus examples of other mixing effects to explain your process. excellent!
Thanks, I've made so much progress because of your videos; the encouraging words, carefree but deliberate processes, and lastly because you dared to share them with us! Many thanks Jane!
Hello Robin, so happy to hear this, best of luck with your painting explorations 🌞
This study is gorgeous and the video is super helpful on mixing skin tones. I adore your accent, your accent and calmness make it so pleasurable to listen to you. Thank you for creating videos!!
Thank you so much! I am so insecure about the accent! And lots of other things but this is a wonderful support from you 😍
I really appreciate that you included darker skin tones in this! Thank you for this :)
Of course!! :)
Thank you, your tutorials have helped me immensely.
Amazing, with so much detail and depth. I'm going to try an eye study.
Thank you! This was soo helpful for creating skin tones. Your daughter’s eye is lovely!
Glad it was helpful, Karen, and thank you for watching :)
Very helpful video. Just starting and I make my own watercolor paint so this helps me with the breakdown of color and what to use. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
The eye is just spectacular!! Painted beautifully. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Cheers 😊❤️💕🥰😘😍
Thank you very much Jane. I use very similar, if not all the same products. I agree Arches is the best paper. I buy in bulk. I love having the ability to make any size painting I want. My friends all are wanting panel paintings, so the big (20" x 33") sheets make this work well. Dan Smith is my "go to" paint. I am slowly moving into pans as I am finding I use too much paint with tube. Halfway through I thought you were in trouble making the iris too dark. Then you lifted and saved the day. In the end, WOW. Just, WWOOWW!! The illusion of "real" is what I am after and, I, apparently will be following you around for a bit. Thank you very much.
Great that you can buy Arches in bulk, its a little more complicated for me here in Slovakia but it's easy to get Fabriano Artistico here (archs). I am currently preferring Canson Moulin du Roy but it's just that my technique needs the additional help with lifting and Arches doesnt really allow that. Thanks so much for appreciating the painting and the video!
Jane, have you tried bee paper? It's my first 100 percent cotton paper besides arches. I'm still feeling it out but think I like it more then arches even.
Looks awesome, your daughter has lovely eyes. I have already taken a photo of my nephew, who has blue/green eyes. You have inspired me to have a go. Thank you for help and guidance in mixing skin colours, It gives me more confidence. I look forward to watching your posts cheers from Australia
That is awesome, so glad the video helped. And cheers back at ya from Slovakia :)
Wow! Lovely eye painting, very detailed and lifelike. You're very skillful. Thanks for sharing how to mix skintones and what colors to add for shadows - all very useful tips.
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing eye!
Oh wow! 😮😍😍 You are really good! The eye looks very real, you are very good at layering and shading! Well done! 👏
Thank you so much Eva 😀
This was sooo great thank you so much! It was super helpful and I liked that you explained the colours and what to mix, and loved that you swatched the colours and mixes too so that we could see what you did on the palette and then what it looked like on the paper. I will be ordering some of that crimson 😀 It also really helped me to see all of the layers that you did too. Such an excellent video ❤️🤍
I'm so glad you found it helpful, thank you for watching :) :)
Amazing job on the eye- so realistic! Thanks for the good advice on colors too!
No problem 😊Glad it helped!
This tutorial is wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing you talent and expertise!
Thank you for a great tutorial.
Glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you for how well you explain your process.
loved your tutorial! thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for watching!
Hi Jane!! I've not painted in several weeks, but this made me want to. This will definitely help with my skin tones for sure. Mine tend to be way too red and look like a Oompa Loompa. That's ok if that's what you're going for, however that's not what I usually am going for, ahaha. Thanks again, as always!!!
Tannis glad to hear from you, thanks for watching and hope you will get back to creating again. Yeah sometimes its hard to find balance ☺️
Amazing detail and explanations. This is helpful in mixing skin tones. Thank you✨🎨
This is really helpful ❤️❤️
Glad it was helpful! :)
Love this tutorial! You have a fantastic way of teaching ❤️
Thank you so much :)
So happy to have found your channel! Hope you continue to make wonderful content 😍💜
Thank you! Will do! :)
Hey Jane. Hope you and your family are doing well. Stay Safe/Stay Healthy!! Great job on the video as always!
Hello :) Yes we are fine fortunately and hope you are too. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video, more is on the way next month.
Jane-Beata All is well here. Looking forward to next video! ✌🏼
This video is very helpful to me. Thank you.
I'm so glad! :)
Excellent instruction, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome work plz tell us more about portraits. Such an informative video I've seen so far. Plz teach us more. 😍😍
Thank you! Will do!
Love this, especially as I’m a beginner. I thought I’d attempt a 100 eye challenge to try and improve and would love to draw/paint an eye of someone wearing glasses. Is there any possibility of a video on that, please starting with the drawing first please? X
Hello Susan, thanks for watching :) I am not currently planning to do a new eye study video, but I'll keep your request in mind for the future..
I love your video. I would like to know how to mix Nordic skin - very pale skin.
very heplful tutorial and all the explanations we need to hear! Thank you so much! I will now have a look at your proposal on Patreon
Glad it helped ❤️
Thank you for sharing...
Great job, love your work.
Thank you very much!
I just started watching your videos, and I love them. Are you going to create more?
Hello there, and yes I am! I am so glad you like the content, I am very fond of my channel - too bad it is not my full-time job and only a hobby, so that I can really create videos only when my life isn't falling apart, and this year has been a battlefield :)
@@JaneBeata crazy times... Are you still creating content for Patreon?
@@sirmovielover sadly I did not for a couple of months, but working on it right now. There is still some older content, but I can imagine doing one long Patreon video per month on a regular basis.
Thank you! Very helpful.
Lovely work Jane..also very helpful ..thankyou..Gea
Glad it was helpful! :)
@@JaneBeata skin tones have always puzzled me ,,x
Hi Jane, I really enjoyed your video. It has helped me to reach the effect I like. I wonder If you'd like to make other parts of the face for us too?
Great idea! Glad it helped, I must get myself back into the video making asap :) Thanks for watching!
Awesome! Thank you!
No problem :)
i loved this painting can you teach us how to paint rocks in the river please
I am more of a portrait painter but maybe one day :)
really helpful, thank you
Geweldig, duidelijk, dank je wel
Excelente video, muy buena información ❤️❤️😍😍👏🏻👏🏻
So glad it helped :)
Excellent
Thank you Jessica ❤️
This was perfect! I loved it. Would you mind telling me where you're from? Your accent is intriguing.
Oh thanks a lot! Slovakia..
Amazing 😍😍
Thanks 🤗
Tq for a wonderful video
What is the difference between naples yellow and jaune brilliant ?
Very nice
I love this! Are you on Patreon?
Yea :)
Thank you, very helpful
Glad to hear that!
Wow❤
Wow ! Quisiera dibujar y pintar como tu ! 😅
Hi great tutorial, can you list the colours please.
Added in the pinned comment, thanks for watching!
What type of paper do you use ?
Hello there, sorry for a late reply - I use different types, but most often a 300 gsm cold-pressed cotton paper, mostly by Arches or Fabriano. For this painting it was the Fabriano I believe..
great
Can you do a portrait??
I did a couple of them in my past videos, but since portraits are what I do most of the time, I am sure I can do more studies in the future videos as well.
Hai mam wondarfool but give me brush number and wich colity and compani neme please tell me
Skoda ze aj ve vasem jazyku to nenahravate☺️
V slovencine mame na www.patreon.com/akvarela vyse 150 lekcii k akvarelovej malbe. Dva RUclips kanaly sa mi zatial pri detoch nepodarilo tahat.
@@JaneBeata dekuji pěkně🍀
Pls do all the colour mixing not for skin I mean the colour chart
ruclips.net/video/lrtQd7yofTc/видео.html there it is, its all combinations from 3 colors, in real time
I wanna be like u
Schmincki 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did I pronounce it wrong? 😱