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How To Use Watercolor Pencils | TIPS FOR BEGINNERS | How To For Beginners
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for pencils that keep breaking on you, throw them into a microwave for about 10 to 12 seconds. It melts the inner core some what so they don't break so much. It does work so give it a try!!!
Wow, never heard of that tip before. Interesting! Will try soon, hope it will work (and I hope I won't burn down my house)
Kitten Mimi did u try it? If so,did it work?
@@candyncakes7893 I tried it, but only for about 5 seconds or so, not any longer (I am still afraid of it catching on fire) and it does get nice and soft, it doesn't break at much and it was a lot more pleasant to color with! But if you have extra time you can also leave them out for a while in the sun (if you are like me and afraid of burning something)
Does that work for non-water color pencils?
@@gianpinheirodepaula9253 I have never tried this on water color pencils but maybe it will work. I have only tried this on my prisma pencils, Marco Raffine' and Faber Castel's. 10-12 seconds is enough to melt the cores so that it mends a crack. And yes, it really works!!
Here is a tip for sharpening watercolor (and regular colored pencils): rotate the SHARPENER AROUND the pencil-holding the pencil in one position, NOT rotating the pencil inside the sharpener. This helps keep the soft "leads" from breaking inside the wooden outer pencil.
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TIP 😊 🙏
Lol, I might be overreacting, but this tip really helped 👍
Have you ever heard of using a blow dryer on the water colored pencils to make them harder to break when sharpening? Is this good to do?
Sex,to me thats what it sounds like
I've moved away from sharpeners for watercolour pencils, I find them too wasteful. The core is valuable colour but each time we put it in a sharpener, more than %50 of the cone we create goes in the bin. Unlike working with normal colour pencils, we don't always need a sharp point and in fact I prefer to side shade as it produces less retained pencil marks. We don't need to fill the divots and get rid of the white bits as we do in colour pencil. We get rid of them when we apply water. I sharpen watercolour pencils with a sharp knife (Scalpel with a standard 10A blade) and only par back the wood to expose core. Rotating the pencil as I side shade, retains a point naturally without any waste and gives me more exposed core for picking up colour with a wet brush when needed. This more bullet shaped tip I find more versatile, giving me smoother laydown, less frequent need to sharpen and sufficient point when I need it. Since I stopped using a sharpener about 5 years ago, I have found my watercolour pencils last way longer and I get virtually no breakage.
I don’t think I’ve come across any other video that explained the actual wash and brush handling techniques for watercolour pencils. This was so helpful. Thank you for sharing you skill and knowledge with those of us who really are just starting out.
Hello friend, how are you doing
Me still not rlly knowing bc my ones are sh*t
OMG, i am facepalming myself so hard right now. I always loved the idea of watercolorpencils and i own more than i could justify (especially 'cause i didn't use them), but i could never make them work and did not understand why I would use a watercolor pencil when i could use pans or tubes - all it did was smudging, looking muddy or pale/cheapish. I just never archieved a smooth transition from one color to the next. To be fair to myself - i looked up some tutorials but none of them said to work from light to dark (or i just didn't catch it?!). I just colored it in very rough, did not care to work in circles or from light to dark. Well - i tried it your way a few minutes ago and this tip is as much a life saver as it is a reason to gringe at myself. THANK YOU ALICE! Now i get it and maybe I could enjoy my wc pencils more once inktober is over. :D
Terry Berry Creates: Same with me. Exactly. This video helped me SO much!
Dance Attempts Inktober is a world wide art challenge where you do daily (or weekly or whatever works for you) ink drawings and/or paintings for the entire month. You can then post it on social media or just enjoy knowing you are improving your skills
InkTober is all year now. There’s daily & weekly prompts in Instagram. Lots of fun!
Please don't say God's name in vain
@@Miguelthedestroyer maybe OMG is short for Oh My Gosh? Many people say this.
I appreciate the affordable and high end options you gave us because not everyone can buy expensive art supplies. Thx
I'm looking to start drawing as a hobby at the age of 41 and this is such a great video with lots of useful tips...thank you very much Alice. Subscribed, Liked and will buy my supplies via your links! :)
Starting at age 64! Never too late! Thank you for the help and your knowledge of beginners needing a step by step video!
Snap Rob Same here I am 43 and I got disabled also I got learning difficulties
But I try my level best to learn art.
I'm 61 and starting. I used to love drawing as a child. All the best & enjoy yourself 😊
@@sabuai1 don't expect perfection straight away & just enjoy yourself.
To everyone in these comments: just keep at it. You’re all going to be great artists. And, it’s a lot of fun. 🙂
This video came in the right time... Today in the art class the teacher was explaining how to use watercolor pencils but she didn't mintion some of the basic things because the class was about to end.... NOW I CAN GET HIGH MARKS!!!!!
so did you get high marks???
@@lizzythesmolcat7975 i don’t remember but i think i did since that i’ve got an A in that class
Thank you. This video is very helpful for me, a newbie with watercolour pencils. You’ve given very clear and useful information. It’s also very interesting to watch. Must say a BIG thank you for NOT having background music competing with your voice. So many videos include music which is extremely annoying. Thought I’d add this to encourage you not to change anything. 😃👏👏
Janet Danes I also find music annoying for the most part. It is very subjective.
Janet Danes: Agreed!!
especially working from light to more saturated is important
Right! I don't mind music on those that don't have spoken explanations. But since I tend to read lips, I miss a lot of what is said, as it is.
@@wendywilson1736 wendy, hit the CC button at top right of screen to bring up text.
This helped soo much just got watercolor pencils for Christmas!
Same lol!
same!!
Me too
Same
Same 😂😂
I have absolutely no experience with watercolor, let alone water-soluble pencils, and a friend bought me the 60 pencil set of Albrecht Durer for my birthday. I've been scouring the web for videos and tutorials on how to use them with no luck really understanding them until watching this video. You have saved my sanity, Alice. This helps me so much and finally clicked on the lightbulb for using these beauties. Thank you so much!
Hello friend, how are you doing
This is helpful and fun to watch even when not a beginner. I do have to say though that the camera angle made it somewhat difficult to follow what was going on. It's a pretty angle for stills and the like but for moving image it made it hard to see what you were saying you were doing. Still full of helpful tips though!
I agree with you and really dislike the angle! By the time I realized it I didn't have time to refilm :( don't worry I won't be using this angle again for this type of video!
I just rotated the laptop!
I'm glad you made this cause I didn't know what watercolor pencils we're for. Lol
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Then why did you buy them...most of them aren't cheap...
Chloe_Kan 1218 I got them as a gift😆
I got watercolor pencils for my birthday when I was younger and for some reason I thought you were meant to dip the actual pencil into the water and now the pencils are ruined...
Thank you for your tutorial, this is very helpful! I definitely learned something. :)
You can use that as a technique but you have to be careful not to get the wood wet
Your technique made a sudden and massive impact in the look of blend! Love u for helping me so much.
That tip about blending from the lightest area first is super helpful! Thank you!
When I was watching this video, the only thing that was circling my mind was
"turn it towards me! Turn ittttt!".....
SPOILER ALERT *She didn't*
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Yeah...that was the only thing I didn't like about the video.
I couldn't see much like by angle.
Just turn your phone around
@@Octoboobs lol. I was thinking the same thing. Just turn of the screen rotation on your phone and then just turn the phone so that the picture is facing you.....
I couldn’t find water in the description
Edit: thanks for the love 💕
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Kitty Cat27 😂😂😂
Lmao😂😂
Scarlett Rose thank youuuu
I have had this huge case of watercolor pencils for probably fifteen years at least and I have never used them for watercolor purposes (just been using them as straight up colored pencils because I wasn’t sure how). I’m so excited to finally be able to use them properly! Thanks for the video! 😊
Hello friend, how are you doing
Seeing the water so close to the computer caused me anxiety, lol.
Sometimes I use my laptop as a tray table to carry soda and food to other rooms 🙃
A "don't mess with me attitude" 😀 👍🏽
My laptop is currently under a stack of books water containers my pan paints surrounded by half drunk cups of tea
@@HulloAlice
And one day your laptop will say goodbye alice 😁
HulloAlice That makes my stomach hurt
Thank you for this video! There is a serious lacking on RUclips in 'how to use Watercolor Pencils', and yours is awesome! I appreciate that you are showing how to use these in a realistic way as opposed to just unboxing, swatching, and suggesting or 'trying for the first time'. I've been playing with my watercolor pencils and want to use them as an under-painting for colored pencils to speed up some of the 30 hour portraits. Thank you again! If you feel like making more watercolor pencils videos, I'd definitely watch! :-)
Hello friend, how are you doing
Thank you so much for making this! I found an old case of watercolor pencils from my grandma’s old art kit, and I wanted to try them out! Thank you for making this video to teach people like me who have no idea how to use watercolor pencils how to use them
Thank you for sharing this "tutorial" with everyone! Watercolor pencil artwork is something new for me to try, so I appreciate the attention to detail. Thank you 😊
wow your demonstration of pushing the water up into the dry pencilled area (instead of pulling away from it) to create a wash is fantastic! what a difference! thank you
looked at this being 25 minutes long and thought ugh i don't want to sit through it. i thought i'll just read about it instead of watching it. double thought about it and then sat through the whole 25 mins. i never once found you annoying, and was actually surprised that it helped me learn how to use the watercolour pencils. you've got a new subscriber!
Thanks, now i'll finally now how to use my water color pencils. :')
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Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I've been dabbling with watercolor for a couple of years with mixed results, so I decided to see if watercolor pencils would give me the control I'm looking for. Your demo and explanation is so clear and helpful!! I can't wait to give it a try!
Hello friend, how are you doing
Thanks so much for this. I used to study art in high school and worked with mixed medium - watercolor, pen, colored pencils, oil and acrylic, pencils. I hardly worked with watercolor, but once I started, I realized I liked working with it more than oil and acrylic. Fell off the wagon after I graduated and picked up writing stories - which I love to no end - but I want to pick back up watercolor/pen/colored pencil drawings.
Hi, Alice! Thank you so much for sharing these tips!! I'm just getting started with watercolor pencils and I was honestly lost here, hahaha! Your demonstration was great and it gave me some cool ideas for things that I want to try with them. So thanks a bunch! I just subscribed to your channel as well. It's always great to see what other artists have to share. =)
ALICE THIS ISNT FAIR! XD
IM STARTING INKTOBER I HAVE NO TIME TO PAINT BUT NOW I WANNA USE MY WATERCOLOR PENCILS !!! XD
Why not both ? You could always incorporate the watercolor pencils into ink drawings. ^^
Use them! I wanted to do inktober but i have a colored pencil in my hand. Just create who cares what u use as long as you are happy 😊☺️
What is inktober?
@@myapinion7532 inktober is a month long challenge that you use ink for
InkTober 2020 has expanded... it’s all year now. There are daily/weekly prompts in Instagram. I don’t know if it will catch on, but it’s still fun.
Really good tutorial! I love how you managed to explain every single stroke you did and yet keep it interesting
This is just the introduction and encouragement beginners need. Some people don't grasp, Absolute Beginners are Absolute Beginners! Our first words are not Albrecht Durer, and some people find that white space intimidating.
So good on you for a very informative and enjoyable, art class. Thank you.
This video was very helpful. I had been frustrated with my watercolor pencils in the past and admittedly they are cheap but with these tips I was able to go back and make a nice pic for my son.
Hello friend, how are you doing
OMG! This tutorial was so Freaking helpful! Was about to rip my hair out blending my WCP to flat oblivion! THANK YOU SO MUCH! You are AWESOME!
Hello friend, how are you doing
Love you Alice you’re so talented. Do you think you could do a how to use gouache tutorial I think it’d be very helpful
Yes I will add it to the list :)
HulloAlice great! Thank you so much love
You are a born teacher! I found your video doing a random search about watercolor pencils, and discovered a jewel - you. I'm just starting to papercraft and stamp and discovered that colored pencils m8ght be more "me" than markers, etc. I'm 70 and found your video sooooo informative. Thank you, Alice, for sharing
Thank you SO much!! I really enjoy teaching others so it means a lot :)
Absolutely helpful! Wonder how many people is actually using watercolor pencil wrong. Thanks for showing the full techniques, appreciate it!!
Hello friend, how are you doing🤗
Just wanted to say thanks for this awesome tutorial. I am new to watercolors and will definitely be trying watercolor pencils as it seems less daunting than sketching out with regular pencils or with watercolor brush. I also wanted to say what a great teacher you are. I have watched many, MANY, tutorial videos and not only are you accessible (easy to understand) but you really take the time to show and explain what to do and what not to do and WHY. It's also great to understand HOW. For the painting from light to dark, this is something NO ONE in ANY of the videos that I have seen has ever said. So I have subscribed to your channel and hope to learn more from you on an ongoing basis!
I just recently bought a set of 12 water colour pencils and this tutorial would actually be helpful if i had a bRUSH AND WATERCOLOUR PAPER TO USE THEM WITH SMH
Why are you writing "so much hate" at the end of your comment??? Are you angry at Alice for not giving you paper or what??
@@SamirCCat lol smh means shake my head which basically implies disappointment not anger
So smh means both shake my head and so much hate? How do you know which the person means?
@@SamirCCat It usually means shaking my head.
lol same
Real helpfull video ❤❤hope i get to watch more of these
Oh my gosh you gave me new hope! I have been using my pencils totally wrong therefore I quit. I draw black and white but once in awhile I want to add color. Thank you for the best explained video! 🥰🌝
Hello friend, how are you doing🤗
OMG THIS WAS SOOO HELPFUL! I never used my watercolor pencils before because it never turned out right but this was so helpful!
Hello friend, how are you doing
Thank you for this tutorial! I started watercoloring with paints last year and just bought the faber castell grip eco watercolor pencils a few weeks ago. Your video definitely helped. Hope to see more watercolor pencil tutorials!
Thank you! Regarding Derwent, the pencils i have, are not really water color but a dye. It is set once dry. Very specialized...at least the ones i have. They are very intense, which i love in some of my work, but it is not for everyone or every picture. There are watercolor paints like that, too. We find over time what our own style is and which media assists us in our expression. I have fun mixing them, as you did here. For me, i love the explosions of colors that watercolor offers. I think it is so exciting to just see them bloom. When dry, they look different ant then I decide how to use them for a picture. It is like reading clouds, i guess. I use larger pieces and if i do not like the picture, i cut the large piece into 4x5s and look again! It can be very interesting what happens, so never throw a painting away. Use the cards asbackgfounds for greeting cards.
Amazing tutorial, thanks Alice 🎉🙌
The pencils always add great texture but it’s also great to mix with other media like you did ❤️
Hello friend, how are you doing
Watercolor pencils are my fav. Have you tried the Derwent Inktense pencils? They aren't exactly watercolor, but they work almost the same and are quite vibrant and a lot of fun to use. :)
I love the way you can do layers with the inktense
Super video! I'm going to use colored pencils to create a few details in my watercolor painting.
Thanks Alice! Super helpful :) love your nails too :)
you should try derwent watercolor pencils. Especially inktense line they have. They are SUPER pigmented
Excellent video! I have the Arteza Watercolor pencils and been itching to try them out before really jumping into watercolor ( I’m more of a soft pastel artist/color pencil artist ). I was just going to wing it, but then you’re video popped up in my feed! It’s has been really helpful! Thanks so much!
When I first started this video, as an older dude, I thought what can I learn from such a pretty young girl named "hulloAlice." Well, I am now embarrassed I felt that way. I was so wrong! I learned more from this video than from those videos by other older dudes! It was wonderful, and my hat is off to you. Your techniques are really helpful. Thank you so much. I am going to watch more of your tutorials. I wondered, though, do you ever draw your sketch with light pencil rather than the colored pencil, especially when rendering more complicated multi-colored subject matter.
This was very helpful. You explain things in a way that's easy to understand and also fun to pay attention to.
I have watercolor pencils and I never knew they were watercolor pencils until today :))
This was great, thank you for taking the time to make this video, for us beginnners. i found this encouraging, i was feeling inspired to try more with my watercolour pencils after watching this, your a good teacher, you explain things really well. thanks laura in uk
Hello friend, how are you doing
I've watched many wc tutorials and not one of them ever said half the things you did. Wow. No wonder I couldn't get anything right. Thank you very much for creating this video!!!
watercolor pencils are genius for sketching out your project before you put down watercolors too! I'm excited to get some and try them out
I never use printer paper to even print anymore I use card stock so I can sketch nicely on what I print
hellanistpunk ok.
I have watercolor pencils but the thing is I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THEY WERE WATERCOLOR PENCILS! I literally have been using them like normal colored pencils.....
I remembered when I was a toddler my dad got me a 12 pack of staedler colouring pencils to draw, i remembered thinking the brush is a free gift when a few years later I found out is watercolour pencils like oop-
Me 😭😭😭
@@estixscrackworld4046 I got water colour pencils too as a kid, but it didn't come with a brush so I thought you had to dip the pencils in the water and then draw lol
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I was like you before... Then I felt so dumb after realising it...😔
Thank you very much !!! Very helpful !! I am just starting to learn to use watercolor pencils !!
Thank you!!... It's a really helpful video
Yes!!! I actually got some arteza watercolor pencils because you used them in your bujo! Super happy for this tutorial! (Btw, are you going to be uploading an October plan with me? I absolutely love your bujo and it's actually was got me into bullet journaling!)
Aww yay!! And yes I am it will be up next week! My timing just got messed up this month :)
HulloAlice omg I got a response!! So excited to hear that! Sorry about your timing problem, but I can't wait to see what you have planned!!!
this was very helpful, being a traditional graphite artist who blends from dark to light I will definitely have to try light to dark with my watercolor pencils
Hello friend, how are you doing
I've wondered for a while how to use watercolor pencils for good effects. Thanks so much for this video! Light to dark. Not too much water. I should have guessed. 😅
I was JUST about to search how to use watercolor pencils! And then I found this on my feed. So glad!
I’m here to learn how to use my watercolor pencils........ from the dollar store. I was wondering why they weren’t dissolving.🤔
What dollar tree? Wow
Must be weak pigment. You need artist grade water color pencils to bring out the full effect
This was very helpful and informative. Thank you! 😁
this was so so helpful as i am a beginner and just purchased my water colour pencils today!! thank you so much
0:55... Thanks. I've always wondered how well they'd work. I think I had a set but I didn't do much with them.
You've got some interesting looking vids. I think I'll check that black paper vid after this.
When she said "140 pounds" I thought she meant weight wise and was really confused for a moment 😂 lol
I don’t even have watercolor pencils!😂🤦🏻♀️
Thank you for this it’s really helpful - I’ve just started with a ‘Jasart’ set which has some real cool colours, but I’m pretty clueless with my technique.
Lots of good tips here, I think it’s going to a really good foundation for me.
You have given me hope for my watercolor pencil journey! Like you I have hated those things, but I am realizing that all I need is proper technique and patience, thank you!!😍✨👏
I've got some new watercolor pencils and I have 0 idea how to use them...
Thanks Alice for this tutorial! I badly needed this.
I really needed this video I’m SO bad at using watercolour pencilssss :)))
Hello friend, how are you doing
Hello friend, how are you doing
I am just getting started and this was perfect! Thanks so much!!
Fantastic tutorial! Just getting into watercolors and this was super helpful. Thank You!
It would help a lot if your camera was over your shoulder or above your paper.
Same
:0 UR HAIRS LIKE MINE IT GOES FROM BROWN TO BLONDE OMGGGGGGGGGG xD (fangirls over the hair) ok ok....keep up the good art :3 and have a great day I'm at the hospital with my mom so this was a good distraction!!!
This is fantastic - gives me a real feel for how to start working with the watercolor pencils. Thanks !!
Watercolor pencils are like black magic to me, thanks for the video it helped loads.
I honestly don't use my watercolor pencils too much, this definity makes me want to play with them! Are you going to do inktober? You should show us your inky tricks!
What is inktober?
@@myapinion7532 inktober is a month long drawing challenge to draw every day in October! The original challenge is to use ink, but many artists are doing a medium they want to practice. It's a personal challenge that is definitely time consuming, but worth it!
@@doodlebirdy9175 hi, thank you for explaining that, sounds good, especially as there are so many fantastic things around in October to draw. I'm loving all the leaves that are lying everywhere, and all the colours. I'd like to try drawing them with coloured charcoal pencils. Gonna treat myself!
Love your videos..!! Would you consider Trying/Review Autodesk Skethbook Digital Drawing App..?. I would love to see a video like this from you..❤❤
I just started watercolor and was so happy when I found your video! You make it so easy to follow along and give some amazing tips. Please keep making videos and I'll keep watching!! Thank you for sharing your talent!!
This was a wonderful tutorial on using watercolour pencils. I've watched dozens of videos trying to figure out the techniques but I'm almost certain none of them ever mentioned about blending from light to dark with the damp brush! I was getting exactly the. Result you described. Now I can't wait to pull out my pencils to give them another try. Thank you so much for giving such clear instruction.
My word this lady talks sooo fast. Or it may be cos I'm getting on a bit.
Nah I talk really fast haha! You can slow down the speed in settings a bit if that helps!
She's excited, that's all😁
@@HulloAlice my friend also talks fast as she was like rapping words😂 😂😂😂
This is the best example and teaching I've seen so far on watercolor pencils. I will have to watch and study it a few times. Thank you for showing us.
Thank you for this instructions. It was really helpful. 💐
Thank you for this video. With COVID, it's difficult to find instructors. This is a really helpful video.
Love this. Thank you for a beginner here. ❤
Thank you so much Alice! I stumbled upon your channel today and I just really want to say, I absolutely love your personality! Normally it’s so difficult for me to learn from people but learning from you it was so simple for me 💞
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing! ❤️
Hi Alice! I'm due for my watercolor work tomorrow and your tutorial is really helping me out. Thanks for the awesome video!
I never new you painted over the top with water, I’ve been using watercolour pencils for 3 days and I dip them in the water and draw with them
I turned my kindle around to watch once I took off auto rotate, made it much easier to watch. I read through the thread of comments and I will try the cooling oven, and the microwave melting techniques, I found that rather I interesting for was based pencils. Thankyou.
I'm actually thinking about re recording this with more info and a much better camera angle 😂😂
You’re very talented and did a great job explaining this!
The blending techniques were very clear! I feel better equipped to blend watercolors now. Thank you
This was wonderful! Very clear instructions and you broke it down so simply!
Hello friend, how are you doing
I bought a cheap set of watercolor pencils, but I supplement with the Albert Durer pencils. Can I just say how much I love them? I don't know if you mentioned the paper weight - I buy the 140 lb. no matter what the brand. And I will use washi tape to tape down the paper to lessen warping. Edit One thing I sometimes do is 'intensify' the color of watercolor pencils with colored pencils.
Great tutorial! Thank you!
I love you work! I have been experimenting with Moleskine watercolour pencils are a little while now and loving it! and still figuring out the techniques. I've uploaded a few videos so far :)