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Start Your Watercolours With This First Wash Technique
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this week's video, I paint atmospheric mountains and a loch in Skye, Scotland.
Using a beautiful Patreon members photo as a reference, I demonstrate how to achieve light and atmosphere with the first wash. I also paint a rainbow, which possibly one of the most difficult things to get right !!
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I love the way you capture atmosphere in this painting. Just lovely.
@@karenhardie291 Thanks so much !!
One thing I've learned is that "less is more" when painting impressionistic watercolor.
Perfect example here... and wonderful step-by-step explanations. Thank you.
Thanks so much, glad you liked it
Glorious subtlety.
Thanks so much
Watching you paint, I’m a newbie, and the way you explain gave me the biggest aha moment! I live on a small island in Alaska and I can’t wait to give your way a go!
☺️ thank you!
@@dorothygladsjo3510 That’s great, glad you liked it.
Beautiful painting and very nicely explained. I will give it a try. thank you
@@meenuverma643 Thanks Meenu
Luminous... Just beautiful
@@JaneElspeth Thanks Jane
I so enjoy watching you paint!Beautiful💥
@@deborahjohnston2808 Thanks so much
So enjoyable. such an inspiring video of your amazing talent. I will try to recreate!❤
Thanks so much, glad you liked it
Thank you for taking this painting from start to finish beautifully done.
@@deborahcooper5171 You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Good painting
Thanks very much
Stunning painting, so useful seeing the different layers.
@@susanh9113 Thanks Susan
So beautiful! Thank you
@@eunicefarrington5779 Thanks Eunice
It's lovely. Thank you for sharing :)
@@SusanBooth-cm9fh You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Beautiful Chris.
@@arlenemurphy804 Thanks Arlene
lovely, thank you❤❤❤
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Nice demo .I used to do watercolour until I found acrylic more reliable.
Thank you. Acrylic and watercolour are completely different, neither is more “reliable” than the other. Both have their benefits, depending on what you’re trying to achieve.
Beautiful ❤️, but I felt you being scared of overdoing the rainbow, 🌈 is actually very challenging, good justice done👍
@@shahzadqurashi7728 Thanks !!
I don’t understand how you dont get cauliflowers. Does the paper really stay wet that long in the first phase? Is that why?
@@bordergirl Generally, you get cauliflowers by adding paint that is wetter than what’s already on the paper. It’s about controlling the water on the paper and brush.
Are you using hot press paper?
No, I used Saunders Waterford, 140lb, Cold Press
Thank you