From this tutorial video, I began to understand the wet-on-wet technique even more, in which I have no experience yet, but I am eager to master it well. Thank you Michael, for another pleasure of mine!
You captured the mood well. I know because I lived there for six years ... sailed all over the island (MDI) and neighboring islands. Sadly, I hadn't started doing watercolors yet so it is a treat watching yours. Thanks much.
I'm so glad you are enjoying it, Darnelle! I enjoy it too! It is much more fun then just making paintings of Montreal alone, since travelling within and outside Canada is very much restricted!
Sheryl, do I have your permission to use your lovely photo as a reference? I really LOVE it! Especially because I live in Maine myself and of course have been to Bar Harbour many times! Thanks so much!
I love this painting this is beautiful and the atmosphere is fantastic. Thank you very much for sharing! You used to give more explanations in your 15-min videos, especially regarding the colours you mixed and about what you were doing and why, and I must say I missed that as it was extremely helpful. That being said, I am always super excited every Monday and Thursday to discover what masterpiece you are going to paint in front of us!
Dear Eric, thanks so much! Videos with more detailed explanations take a lot more time to produce and edit, so I release those as courses instead: www.watercoloronline.com/video-courses I am glad you are enjoying the videos!
Enjoyed this video no end! Amazingly beautiful mood and such effortless technique. I am in awe of your talent! P.S. Btw can you tell me is it ok to paint any of these photos after watching your videos or do I need to ask permission for each one? P.P.S> I loved this piece so much I had to put everything else down and try it myself. But I won't share it with anyone if it is not ok with you (or the original photographer). Thank you so much!
In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors: Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo; Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue, Phthalo Blue (GS), Phthalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
Hi Michael, I am a great admirer of your art of painting. Just wonderful! I have now tried several times to moisten the paper (Saunders Waterford 300g) as you do, front and back, on plexiglass - but after drying the paper curls badly. What am I doing wrong? I have a very good painting teacher, but for many years he has only been painting on Ingres oer Arches paper (glued to wooden panels with wallpaper glue), but that is too complicated. I would really appreciate your reply. That would be nice! Jürgen from Germany wishes all the best
Dear Jurgen, You do everything absolutely right. Best way to go about it is as such: wet the paper just from one side - for a long time, like 15 minutes. Then turn it around, try side to the top, and lay it down on plexiglass. Use the tape to anchor it. After that, after you get the flat sheet with a dry front side, wet back side, anchored to the board with the tape, you can wet the front side and paint wet on wet. I always do it that way to let the paper stay level and flat throughout the whole process. Thanks and stay creative!
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev Hi Michael, thank you for the answer, that is very kind of you. My painting teacher also speaks very appreciatively about you. All the best and stay healthy!
I think your paintings your style is unique even if you don’t sign it I would recognise it in the lot of hundreds( though u need to as I stumbled upon a post by sir Joseph zbukvic that is paintings are being sold by some idiot in his own name).. thank you so very much for the share !!
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev wow you have met him, that’s wonderful . Sir in today’s time one needs to be careful. Please do keep sharing the love and motivation through your painting demos. It’s absolutely wonderful and satisfying. Thank you once again.
Спасибо за возможность наблюдать за рождением чуда, Михаил! В Ваших руках кисти превращаются в волшебные палочки!
From this tutorial video, I began to understand the wet-on-wet technique even more, in which I have no experience yet, but I am eager to master it well. Thank you Michael, for another pleasure of mine!
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
I love the softness you get through the wet paper and then the details upon that, looking forward to try that with my new brushes. 👍👌🤩😍
Thank you very much!
Спасибо, Михаил за такую красоту!🚢⚓️
Спасибо!!
Beautiful wet on wet. For the first time, I learned the technique of wetting the back of paper in this video.凄い！
Thanks so much, Hanamizu! I am glad you learned something new from my video!
😊❤...pozdrav
You captured the mood well. I know because I lived there for six years ... sailed all over the island (MDI) and neighboring islands. Sadly, I hadn't started doing watercolors yet so it is a treat watching yours. Thanks much.
Oh wow! Thank you so much, John. I am glad to hear that I am on point with capturing the mood. That is, in the end, the ultimate goal of watercolor :)
Enjoying the Traveling by Art series with you.
So much fun. ❤️
Absolutely fantastic! 😘🥰
I'm so glad you are enjoying it, Darnelle! I enjoy it too! It is much more fun then just making paintings of Montreal alone, since travelling within and outside Canada is very much restricted!
Hey Mike, I am in awe! A few flicks of your massive brush and we have a wonderful, magical harbor scene painting! Thanks for sharing sir!
Thanks so much for watching and enjoying, Mekky!
I am so thrilled that you used my photo. You added even more moodiness to the painting. Beautiful work. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, Sheryl, for your amazing, beautiful photo!
Sheryl, do I have your permission to use your lovely photo as a reference? I really LOVE it! Especially because I live in Maine myself and of course have been to Bar Harbour many times! Thanks so much!
Thank you very much for sharing so generously and especially for including your sketches
Thanks so much, Liana!
Прекрасная работа!Очень лёгкая!Мне очень нравятся Ваши работы.
Большое спасибо, Наталия!
Well, Michael, I'd say you're getting better! :)
Thanks so much, Gary! That is a huge compliment :)
Bellissimo e bravissimo come sempre!!!
Grazie mille, Paola!
Ciaooooo👍good job MAN..in 15 minuts you Made an incredible paint. Thank you grazieeeee da Stresa Italy 👨🎨👨🎨
Grazie mille Paolo! Your comments always make my day!
Just wonderful. I've been to Boothbay Harbor below Bar Harbor. Both so picturesque!
Oh yes, John, maritime nature is awesome!
that was amazing!
Thank you so much, Nafisa!
Ameeeei ! ! ! ♥️♥️♥️
Obrigado, Mira!
Coisa de Deus! 😍
Very dramatic atmosphere ! Love it.
Thank you so much Barbara! Such a wonderful atmosphere, I agree!
Les bâteaux sont très détaillés ! J’aime beaucoup ! Merci Michael .
Merci beaucoup, Yvonne!
Michael this is insane.. out of this world.. this is mesmerising .. heavenly .. wow.. thank you ..
Thanks so much, Vivek!
The atmosphere of the picture is fantastic.
Perfect job. Great Master !!!!!
Thank you very much, Zoltan! I appreciate your support!
It is magical!!!
Many thanks, Nidia!
It's a really awesome...
Thanks a lot, Deepak!
Just beautiful
Thanks a lot, Justin!
Wow! The way you captured the atmosphere in that photo was masterful! Fantastic Michael!
Glad you enjoyed it, Dusty!
Beautiful 🌺❤🌷
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow.. stunning.. So quick.. just outstanding
Thanks a lot, Anil!
Stunning!!
Thank you so much, Dianne!
Absolutely amazing, Michael! 👌😊
Thank you so much, Luisa!
Михаил, то что вы делаете - это магия, честное слово) волшебно красиво!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Большое спасибо, Ольга!
Amazing
Thanks a lot, Roberto!
You are great sir, it is amazing!!!!
Thank you so much, Pradeep, for your kind words!
Awesome!
Thanks a lot, Patricia!
Красота
Спасибо Kishor!
I love this painting this is beautiful and the atmosphere is fantastic. Thank you very much for sharing! You used to give more explanations in your 15-min videos, especially regarding the colours you mixed and about what you were doing and why, and I must say I missed that as it was extremely helpful. That being said, I am always super excited every Monday and Thursday to discover what masterpiece you are going to paint in front of us!
Dear Eric, thanks so much! Videos with more detailed explanations take a lot more time to produce and edit, so I release those as courses instead: www.watercoloronline.com/video-courses
I am glad you are enjoying the videos!
Brilliant
Thanks so much, Geoff!
beautiful!
Thank you, Fredricka! Cheers!
THANK TOU.
Very useful demo.
Thanks a lot, Sadhana!
Very nice, thanks
I am glad you liked the video, Linda!
Beautiful work Michael. Very moody. I love the reflection of the boats on the water. What colour did you use on the red boat. So vibrant!
Dear Hector, thank you! Just Alizarin Crimson with some Quin Deep Gold!
Amazing work sir...
Thanks so much!
Muchas gracias ,eres increible ,saludos desde mexico!!
Gracias! Saludos desde Canada!
Fantástico!
Muito obrigado, Vitor!
Enjoyed this video no end! Amazingly beautiful mood and such effortless technique. I am in awe of your talent! P.S. Btw can you tell me is it ok to paint any of these photos after watching your videos or do I need to ask permission for each one? P.P.S> I loved this piece so much I had to put everything else down and try it myself. But I won't share it with anyone if it is not ok with you (or the original photographer). Thank you so much!
Dear Geeta, it is absolutely okay, a lot of people watching my Monday videos use them to create their own paintings, and it is great :)
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev Awesome Michael, thank you again! :):):)
Wow, what a color selection! , 👌How can I get this type of selection?
In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors:
Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo;
Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue,
Phthalo Blue (GS), Phthalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev Thanks Michael, that was excellent painting, in all terms. 👍
Hi Michael,
I am a great admirer of your art of painting. Just wonderful!
I have now tried several times to moisten the paper (Saunders Waterford 300g) as you do, front and back, on plexiglass - but after drying the paper curls badly. What am I doing wrong?
I have a very good painting teacher, but for many years he has only been painting on Ingres oer Arches paper (glued to wooden panels with wallpaper glue), but that is too complicated.
I would really appreciate your reply. That would be nice!
Jürgen from Germany wishes all the best
Dear Jurgen,
You do everything absolutely right. Best way to go about it is as such: wet the paper just from one side - for a long time, like 15 minutes. Then turn it around, try side to the top, and lay it down on plexiglass. Use the tape to anchor it. After that, after you get the flat sheet with a dry front side, wet back side, anchored to the board with the tape, you can wet the front side and paint wet on wet. I always do it that way to let the paper stay level and flat throughout the whole process.
Thanks and stay creative!
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev
Hi Michael,
thank you for the answer, that is very kind of you. My painting teacher also speaks very appreciatively about you.
All the best and stay healthy!
I think your paintings your style is unique even if you don’t sign it I would recognise it in the lot of hundreds( though u need to as I stumbled upon a post by sir Joseph zbukvic that is paintings are being sold by some idiot in his own name).. thank you so very much for the share !!
Thanks, that's is a huge compliment! I've met Mr. Zbukvic a few times, he is an absolutely amazing artist! Sad to hear this happened to him.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev wow you have met him, that’s wonderful . Sir in today’s time one needs to be careful. Please do keep sharing the love and motivation through your painting demos. It’s absolutely wonderful and satisfying. Thank you once again.
Nice composition but 'sky..'...more expectations from you..!
Thanks for feedback, Mukund! I think the sky was pretty good, but it's a question of taste, I guess :)
too much moving camera make headache
Thanks for the feedback! We will try to minimize it in the future videos