Ancient Egypt, pretty flowers, beautiful jewellery and beautiful girls are literally the main inspirations I have and I really appreciate that your art has those elements too
Enjoyed watching you paint at a "normal" speed. You really get to see how to use the brush and paint. You really don't learn anything from the sped-up versions. Delightful to listen to as well.
I know you quickly pick this up by doing, but it's good to hear again that only few washes on top of each other are key in watercolor! Overdoing it can look forced, and yeah, the colors get muddy. Great reminder! Thanks, Lioba!
I love how you explained how to do it :'( A lot of artists I'm subscribed to don't really do that and sometimes I get really confused when I try their technique. I stopped painting with watercolors a year ago because I just couldn't get the same results. But now that I've seen your videos, I'm more optimistic about how I'm going to go through with my next pieces. Thank you so much :) You just earned yourself a subscriber.
Love this and the passion. I will be doing this style with a different idea for the decorations/border for my friends Christmas present using her portrait
I’ve been drawing for 19 years and have hardly touched watercolor, I’ve been getting the itch to make Art Nouveau really bad lately! This video was really informative for supplies and the process, in the future I’d love to link how my attempt at it goes :) thanks again for this video!
I like your approach to this vlog, presenting your art materials to revealing yourself at the end which maken it more personal..am an artist myself and have learned some valuable tips from this art nouveau (I'm a fan) painting - many thanks, Lioba!
@Emily Jaworski XD never saw it that way! I liked the intro a lot but I can totally understand if everyone is doing it that it isn't that original anymore. I DO still like this type of intro though soooo.... 😅🤷
I feel like people struggle with watercolor so much because of how essential the intitial drawing is. You nailed this composition but i feel like if i tried this it would be a disaster. I really need to put more time into my sketchbook and put the watercolors away for abit. Great video and thanks for the insight about layering. Helpful for us still stuck on the cheap Canson XL papers where thick application isn't exactly ideal. Strangely, it's very hard to find specific info about using few layers, dry brush, and wet on dry. Once again, great video.
Miss Bruckner I just love this picture and you Love art nouveau like I do. I can not draw anymore but to color your art work would be a blessing. Have you ever thought of making a coloring book with you pictures that other people could color? I think it would be a hit! Love your friend Terri Simmers.
I’m happy I came across this video. I’ve always seen that style replicated by artists but I never really thought about it originating from anywhere and now I know who started it all and that’s really cool to know. Also, I would see that term but I didn’t know that is what it was called/referring to. Thanks!
I love Mucha and I love your art too. You inspire me so much, every time one of your art pieces pops up on my Instagram I just feel so inspired to paint! I hope that I will eventually be as good as you one day. I just uploaded my first sketchbook tour and I definitely have a long way to go until I am as good as you!
I couldn't resist: I see the RUclips notification and I come running to watch it! I'm a fan of your work! i try to learn from you maybe one day i will learn! Sorry, this is via translator.
Love your work! I struggle when adding pencil crayon to watercolour paper to get it to blend. It looks grainy! How to do you get the pencil crayons to not look grainy on the paper? Thnx!
Its hard to see in video but there is a light grain, if you work from very light pressure and small circles to keep an even application, as you slowly build up the layers where you want it darker it will transition into a smooth blended look
53 seconds in and I had to pause this to call you out. Everything you just said about art nouveau is wrong, except the Mucha was Czech. I’m not one of those ppl who leave a 500 page manifesto in comments arguing, so I just suggest you check out a few other artist. Be inspired. Henri Privat-Livemont. Ppl often attribute his poster work to Mucha. Heywood Summer. Aubrey Beardsley. Charles Renee Macintosh. Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. The Macdonalds sisters. Henry van de Valde.
I love how inclusive you make your art in this video :) You encourage me to give art nouveau a try and give a lot of ideas on how to use watercolour and coloured pencils. I myself usually use ink, acrylics and oils for my art and guess it would be so much fun to get into a new medium :)
Oh I don't have tutorials on skillshare myself! I am so sorry for the confusion! 🤦♀️😵 But you can find wonderful tutorials on Skillshare though from lots of great watercolor artists like chris hong for example! My tutorials are only avilable on my patreon page www.patreon.com/liobabrueckner
The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: skl.sh/liobabruckner3 💕
Ancient Egypt, pretty flowers, beautiful jewellery and beautiful girls are literally the main inspirations I have and I really appreciate that your art has those elements too
Ahhhh, that's so amazing!!!!
Enjoyed watching you paint at a "normal" speed. You really get to see how to use the brush and paint. You really don't learn anything from the sped-up versions. Delightful to listen to as well.
I know you quickly pick this up by doing, but it's good to hear again that only few washes on top of each other are key in watercolor! Overdoing it can look forced, and yeah, the colors get muddy. Great reminder! Thanks, Lioba!
I love how you explained how to do it :'(
A lot of artists I'm subscribed to don't really do that and sometimes I get really confused when I try their technique. I stopped painting with watercolors a year ago because I just couldn't get the same results. But now that I've seen your videos, I'm more optimistic about how I'm going to go through with my next pieces. Thank you so much :) You just earned yourself a subscriber.
I love to see your kuretaki paints so loved! It inspires me to stop ‘saving’ my art supplies and instead enjoy them.
You can do it! :D
😘
Wonderful, amazing, THANK YOU 💖🌹💐🎀✨
The variety of colors in the leaves brings so much interest to them. Lovely!
Mucha is also one of my all-time favorite artists, too. You represent his style well!
Love this and the passion. I will be doing this style with a different idea for the decorations/border for my friends Christmas present using her portrait
Wow! Beautiful! 😍💜🌹💐☀️🕊
Thank you so much. So Beautiful work. 🙏
Wow you are amazing! I love this style it makes me so happy !
I’ve been drawing for 19 years and have hardly touched watercolor, I’ve been getting the itch to make Art Nouveau really bad lately! This video was really informative for supplies and the process, in the future I’d love to link how my attempt at it goes :) thanks again for this video!
Wonderful! Thank you!!
I like your approach to this vlog, presenting your art materials to revealing yourself at the end which maken it more personal..am an artist myself and have learned some valuable tips from this art nouveau (I'm a fan) painting - many thanks, Lioba!
Thank you so much! :)
@Emily Jaworski XD never saw it that way! I liked the intro a lot but I can totally understand if everyone is doing it that it isn't that original anymore. I DO still like this type of intro though soooo.... 😅🤷
Photo collage for reference is a great idea!
Gorgeous!!!
Beautiful!!!!!
Wow! It’s amazing
I am obsessed with this genre and you just made my day
Yippie! :D
Beautiful
Beautiful!
stunning!
I love how beginner friendly your videos are! But at the same time so professional.
I love you dear.. you are sooooooooooooooooooo talented 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great artwork!🌹
I'm using color pencils on top of watercolor for the faces too, but I still don't dare as much as you with the choice of color! 😁
Pretty
I won’t be able to do that just yet, but it is fine. I am a beginner artist and still learning a lot. I really appreciate the artwork though.
Wow creating a collage to paint is such a good idea!
Beautiful painting :)
so cool!
I love it!
This looks so vibrant can belive its a watercolour art
Breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL!!
"HO" I just love art nouveau! Thank you so much for doing this painting. It just makes me smile. Love Terri Simmers
This is awesome! It really resembles the paintings of Alphonse Mucha.
I feel like people struggle with watercolor so much because of how essential the intitial drawing is. You nailed this composition but i feel like if i tried this it would be a disaster. I really need to put more time into my sketchbook and put the watercolors away for abit. Great video and thanks for the insight about layering. Helpful for us still stuck on the cheap Canson XL papers where thick application isn't exactly ideal. Strangely, it's very hard to find specific info about using few layers, dry brush, and wet on dry. Once again, great video.
Wow
very nice.
I love your art - and you look very much like Julie Newmar did in the 60’s when she played Catwoman on the Batman TV Series.
Wow! Thank you!
Dein Bild sieht so schön aus und elegant. ^-^
Beautiful colors! It's always nice to see you trying out something new! 😍🤗
Thank you! 😊
Lioba, your artwork is amazing and you are so sweet! thanks for sharing your talent with us!
Miss Bruckner I just love this picture and you Love art nouveau like I do. I can not draw anymore but to color your art work would be a blessing. Have you ever thought of making a coloring book with you pictures that other people could color? I think it would be a hit! Love your friend Terri Simmers.
Great joj! Cool skills and knowledgment! Congratulations from Brasil!!!
Your german accent made me smile! Living in Switzerland I might acquire it myself soon xX Beautiful video!
What a beautiful lady painting my dear! I love it!☺️💕
YAY ! Sooo missed this beautiful style of yours Lioba ...the Queen of watercolour and colour pencils👑 can’t wait for your next one 😊
Thank you so much!!
very good
I’m happy I came across this video. I’ve always seen that style replicated by artists but I never really thought about it originating from anywhere and now I know who started it all and that’s really cool to know. Also, I would see that term but I didn’t know that is what it was called/referring to. Thanks!
Thank you. I so enjoy your artwork
Absolutely stunning work.
Beautiful gift❤
This is great. You have done such an awesome job here.
...did anyone else get butterflies in their stomach when she painted the hair?
AMAZING!! I love art noveau too and your work has inspired me in so many levels!!
Such a lovely painting 👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
It’s a so wonderful painting 👍
I love Mucha and I love your art too. You inspire me so much, every time one of your art pieces pops up on my Instagram I just feel so inspired to paint! I hope that I will eventually be as good as you one day. I just uploaded my first sketchbook tour and I definitely have a long way to go until I am as good as you!
Hello, I love your painting so much I want to trt Art Nouveau too! thank you so much for sharing ♥️♥️♥️
Woo hoo one of my fave art styles! 🤩🙌 Alphonse Mucha 4eva🌙✨✨
Thank you! Cheers! :D
I couldn't resist: I see the RUclips notification and I come running to watch it! I'm a fan of your work! i try to learn from you maybe one day i will learn! Sorry, this is via translator.
Thank you so much!
nossa, adorei sua tecnica. muito bom. Parabéns! Me inspirou.
So beautiful!
BEAUTIFUL💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Thank you! 😊
Amazing job.
Just gorgeous!
you doing it on 2020 then that make old art!
Love the metallic hits in this - very Mucha
very lovely. thank you
So enjoyed this!
You are Incredibly Talented!
Also, I ❤ Mucha!!!
gorgeous !! i love this so much !!
Fantastic work, I really love how you broke down the whole process, it turned out great!
Super cool! Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece with us!
Sehr schön anzuhören ist dein englisch geworden ! :)
beautiful 😍
Wonderful!
Stunning as always Lioba. Xxx
Thank you!!! :)
This makes me wish I could draw :(
Lovely! Well done!
Many thanks!
Wonderful✨💜 you’re an inspiration too, thanks for the tips!
Love your work! I struggle when adding pencil crayon to watercolour paper to get it to blend. It looks grainy! How to do you get the pencil crayons to not look grainy on the paper? Thnx!
Its hard to see in video but there is a light grain, if you work from very light pressure and small circles to keep an even application, as you slowly build up the layers where you want it darker it will transition into a smooth blended look
this is very good
So pretty 😍
Beautiful~
Amazing!! ❣️ u are one of my inspiration in my art channel!! ❣️
The painting looks like Scarlett Johansson :o
Wow, that's amazing. ~~♡★☆♡♥♥
Thank you so much!
Which brand of brushes do you use for those fine detailed lines?
Maravilhoso
The girl in this illustration looks like Fran, from game Fran Bow
53 seconds in and I had to pause this to call you out. Everything you just said about art nouveau is wrong, except the Mucha was Czech. I’m not one of those ppl who leave a 500 page manifesto in comments arguing, so I just suggest you check out a few other artist. Be inspired. Henri Privat-Livemont. Ppl often attribute his poster work to Mucha. Heywood Summer. Aubrey Beardsley. Charles Renee Macintosh. Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. The Macdonalds sisters. Henry van de Valde.
What was wrong?
I wonder which kind of brush you did use, because I'm struggling with mine.
I love how inclusive you make your art in this video :) You encourage me to give art nouveau a try and give a lot of ideas on how to use watercolour and coloured pencils. I myself usually use ink, acrylics and oils for my art and guess it would be so much fun to get into a new medium :)
Thank you so much, Emma!
@@LiobaBrueckner :)
What pencil color do u use?
Lovely artwork, how do you transfer the sketch into the watercolor paper?
With regular tracing paper! :)
What paper are you using?
But why use colored pencils?
I subscribed at Skill Share but can't find your tutorials :(
Oh I don't have tutorials on skillshare myself! I am so sorry for the confusion! 🤦♀️😵 But you can find wonderful tutorials on Skillshare though from lots of great watercolor artists like chris hong for example! My tutorials are only avilable on my patreon page www.patreon.com/liobabrueckner