Painting simple, two brushes is all you need!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
  • Painting simple, two brushes is all you need!
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    This watercolor is a quick demo of a city scape in Italy. I hope you enjoy! Please consider liking this video and don't forget to subscribe for more weekly videos. The water color paper used is Arches 300gm rough. All watercolors are Daniel Smith and the full list is below:
    - Neutral Tint
    - Joseph Z's Neutral Grey
    - Joseph Z's Warm Grey
    - Ultramarine Blue
    - Cobalt Blue
    - Cerulean Blue, Chromium
    - Lavender
    - Viridian
    - Chinese White
    - Burnt Umber
    - Burnt Sienna Light
    - Yellow Ochre
    - Mayan Orange
    - Cadmium Red Scarlet Hue
    - Pyrol Scarlet
    - Hansa Yellow Medium

Комментарии • 8

  • @marvinspates924
    @marvinspates924 17 дней назад

    Very very nice!!!👍👍👍

  • @lauriemarch5173
    @lauriemarch5173 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you John! In my quest to pain "looser," your cityscapes have been my favorite tutorials for giving me great ideas on how to accomplish that.

  • @unknownpleasures100
    @unknownpleasures100 Месяц назад

    Beautiful demonstration.

  • @zbigniewgomski3754
    @zbigniewgomski3754 Месяц назад

    Świetna ciekawa praca.

    • @user-mh3ro1dn4w
      @user-mh3ro1dn4w Месяц назад

      Hi John Karel here I first thought when you added the 2nd foreground figure it would look to crowded but it did not. Glad you are back.

  • @juliandecamillis3523
    @juliandecamillis3523 Месяц назад

    Excellent, what can be achieved with two brushes and a few colours. Suggestion of details and strong shadows to bring out the light. A lot can be learnt watching your demos, Thank you.

  • @stushikesandrides
    @stushikesandrides Месяц назад

    You said you’d reference the new large pallete in the description just wondering what brand it is? Is it ceramic?

    • @johnboxwatercolor
      @johnboxwatercolor  26 дней назад

      Great call! I forgot to include this but it’s a John Pike big well palette!