You’re way too grate to have so little subscribers! Just discovered you’re Chanel,subscribed,the bell and 👍🏻 you’re videos will have from me always and unconditionally.Thanks a lot for showing-sharing You’re process.. 💐💗🍀
Thank you for saying that. My RUclips channel is a work in progress, and I have to fit making my videos between workshops and writing, but I hope to post another video soon. 👍
@@davidwebbart just share you’re process,having fun,bit of advice.Not all has to be tutorial.I bet you can share ton of useful for artists information,you sed you have workshops-can show tiny snippets of that,have exposition-show that,packaging and shipping off works-just show it...Advice where to sell? How to get and chose art dealer? Digital Platforms,favourite tools list(like favourite brushes,papers or even eraser if you’re fan of any particular things or reviews and so on. I’m painting all my life,self thought,art supplies always where my favourite toy and now being adult just have need to paint EVERY DAY...Just now contemplating selling,becoming publicly artist cos have 3 old and sick dogs and need extra money for those vet bills.Dont know how to do it better,I’m definitely not giving my works away for pennies on Etsy(just too greedy and love my own works too much😂)thinking about getting decent art dealer-agent,make my first exposition something around those lines.So all art advice is very highly valued,I’m interested to know all as much possible,just conversations between creative people. You’re painting process is very clear,clean,logical,laconic...I like how you feel colour,light.Way of explanation is not pretentious and at the same time there is no ton of useless water,all information is there cos makes sense. I suspect you’re properly educated artist,with huge art school knowledge behind back and ton of experience,most of the things obvious to you are total enigma to me so not just tutorials are Wellcome,any chitchat with colleges,people who visit you’re workshops,How are artists living today,from one side it’s easy,pretty much everyone can sell from home,from other side there is so much where to chose,loads of scams,loads of competition,hard to get lost in sea of offer.So I’ll watch it all.Long videos in real time+simple talk also welcomed,cos I like good company while painting my self..In other words don’t hold you in stiff frame,trust me pretty much all you do and don’t even film is very interesting to people like me.Not like I’m planning to copy all what you do(that wouldn’t be even possible)but what could serve and help me in my process,why not to take good advice if it’s there. So just enjoy you’re self,no need to lock you’re self in stiff frames and have fun 💗💐🍀 Very nice to meet you David,Best of luck in all🍀
So beautifully done. I thought it was so simple yet conveying the perfect mood. Love the beauty of the colors that used. Thank u for the demonstration. ❤
I like your comment about over doing the detail and having to be disciplined about putting down the brush and walking away. That is so important and so hard to do as a beginner. Thank you. I love your style. 🇨🇦
Hi Anne. Thanks for your comment. It is one of the hardest stages of the painting. Joseph Zbukvic says it best... 'Every painting that's ruined is preceded by the words 'I'll just do this bit' '.
I just discovered your video. I like the straightforward approach. I am a beginner in landscape painting and I would immensely appreciate if you mentioned the paint colors you use. Thank you for this helpful video.
Hi Alice. Thanks for your comments. Yes, I realise now that I should have mentioned the colours I used. They were: Cobalt blue, Alizarin crimson, Burnt sienna, Raw sienna and a small touch of, I think, Lemon yellow for the greens on top of the cliff. Thanks for watching.
Amazing! I am beginner,your video is very helpful. I noticed ,you mentioned about 3 washes. I wonder if every painting needs to be laid in 3 steps or is there more?
Thank you. I'm glad the video was helpful to you. I think most of my paintings are done with about three washes. Sometimes, even two. I try not to use more than three if I can as I am careful not to overwork it.
I am Nathan from India ... Just subscribed as I am ver impressed with the simplicity with which you are tutoring. So helpful to beginners like me. One request, If you can show or spell out the colours during the painting process, it will further help in grasping. After the first wash, did you wait for the paint to dry before starting the second wash ? Ofcourse you did and explained this between the second and third nodoubt. Thank you Sir.
Hello Nathan. Thanks for your comments. This video is one of my first so I was still getting used to working in front of the camera. I do list the colours at the end but you are right, it would be helpful to show them during the video. In my later video, Painting Outdoors ~ Rocky Seascape near Elberry Cove, I do actually say what colours I am using. And yes, I did allow the colours to dry before starting the second wash. Thanks for subscribing.
You are a gem. I look forward to seeing many more of your tutorial videos. Can I buy your book thru Amazon India ? Or have to get it from US. How much it is priced at ?
Thank you Sue. Yes, in my later video (Painting Outdoors ~ Rocky Seascape near Elberry Cove) I've slowed the process down a bit. The sand and rocks at that time of the morning are very colourful.
I am a new subscriber. I see you have your paper taped with the paper tape that I was taught to use to stretch paper. Do you always stretch your paper first?
Hello Momiji. In this video I just used sticky tape to fix the paper to the board. However, normally I do stretch the paper, which I prefer. Thanks for subscribing.
Hi Lauraine. Thanks for your question. It's always a danger with watercolour. It's surprisingly easy to achieve mud. The way I avoid it is by not overmixing the colours. Like you say in your comment, I try not to play with it too much. Quite often , in my paintings, you'll see the individual colours I have used in a wash. As you can see from the videos, I do mix quite a lot of the colour on the paper itself, so I can see what's happening. You have to know when to resist the temptation to go back in and add a little more. If a wash looks good, adding more won't help. You have to learn when to walk away.
Thanks. I will try to stop being so heavy handed. It’s such a beautiful medium but so hard to master. I love your work. Just purchased one of your books 101 ways to draw animals.
You’re way too grate to have so little subscribers! Just discovered you’re Chanel,subscribed,the bell and 👍🏻 you’re videos will have from me always and unconditionally.Thanks a lot for showing-sharing You’re process.. 💐💗🍀
Thank you for saying that. My RUclips channel is a work in progress, and I have to fit making my videos between workshops and writing, but I hope to post another video soon. 👍
@@davidwebbart just share you’re process,having fun,bit of advice.Not all has to be tutorial.I bet you can share ton of useful for artists information,you sed you have workshops-can show tiny snippets of that,have exposition-show that,packaging and shipping off works-just show it...Advice where to sell? How to get and chose art dealer? Digital Platforms,favourite tools list(like favourite brushes,papers or even eraser if you’re fan of any particular things or reviews and so on.
I’m painting all my life,self thought,art supplies always where my favourite toy and now being adult just have need to paint EVERY DAY...Just now contemplating selling,becoming publicly artist cos have 3 old and sick dogs and need extra money for those vet bills.Dont know how to do it better,I’m definitely not giving my works away for pennies on Etsy(just too greedy and love my own works too much😂)thinking about getting decent art dealer-agent,make my first exposition something around those lines.So all art advice is very highly valued,I’m interested to know all as much possible,just conversations between creative people. You’re painting process is very clear,clean,logical,laconic...I like how you feel colour,light.Way of explanation is not pretentious and at the same time there is no ton of useless water,all information is there cos makes sense. I suspect you’re properly educated artist,with huge art school knowledge behind back and ton of experience,most of the things obvious to you are total enigma to me so not just tutorials are Wellcome,any chitchat with colleges,people who visit you’re workshops,How are artists living today,from one side it’s easy,pretty much everyone can sell from home,from other side there is so much where to chose,loads of scams,loads of competition,hard to get lost in sea of offer.So I’ll watch it all.Long videos in real time+simple talk also welcomed,cos I like good company while painting my self..In other words don’t hold you in stiff frame,trust me pretty much all you do and don’t even film is very interesting to people like me.Not like I’m planning to copy all what you do(that wouldn’t be even possible)but what could serve and help me in my process,why not to take good advice if it’s there. So just enjoy you’re self,no need to lock you’re self in stiff frames and have fun 💗💐🍀 Very nice to meet you David,Best of luck in all🍀
I love how succinct you are. My brain can't handle a word salad and you are perfect to listen to.
Love the demonstration and explanation...plan to give it a try!
Thank you. Yes, do please have a go!
Good stuff Mr Webb. I especially liked your illustration samples. Subbed.
Thank you Dan 👍
So beautifully done. I thought it was so simple yet conveying the perfect mood. Love the beauty of the colors that used. Thank u for the demonstration. ❤
Thank you. You're welcome.
Loved it! Nice commentary with you demonstration
Thank you Susan.
Thank you so much for this. I’m a beginner and really looking forward to your next videos.
Thank you Andy. Glad to hear you found it useful. Hope to post more videos soon.
I discovered your channel thanks to your book 'Complete Watercolor'. There are so many things in this book. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Yangchen. I'm pleased to hear that you like the book. I enjoyed making it.
Now I have to search that book! Thanks for enlarging my book shopping list 👍🏻💗🍀
Looks very nice, I like the warm colours
Thank you Jake.
That was a great tutorial. i had tried a similar landscape today and failed miserably. I shall try your technique next time.
Thank you. Hope it works for you.
@@davidwebbart cheers. Your first wash was very insightful. I think I’m trying to hard to almost finalize it in one wash. Thanks again.
I like your comment about over doing the detail and having to be disciplined about putting down the brush and walking away. That is so important and so hard to do as a beginner. Thank you. I love your style. 🇨🇦
Hi Anne. Thanks for your comment. It is one of the hardest stages of the painting. Joseph Zbukvic says it best...
'Every painting that's ruined is preceded by the words 'I'll just do this bit' '.
@@davidwebbart I will use Joseph’s quote. Oh gawd, how true. Sigh. 🇨🇦
Fantastic
Thank you.
Excellent David - you're a natural teacher - and I recommend others to consider your services :)
Thank you so much David for your excellent video ! You are an amazing teacher and a wonderful artist !
Thank you Saraswati.
Thank you. Inspirational.
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Beautiful demo. Thanks
Thank you.
Beautiful work! I’m going to give it a whirl. 😃
Thank you Vivian. Happy painting!
I just discovered your video. I like the straightforward approach. I am a beginner in landscape painting and I would immensely appreciate if you mentioned the paint colors you use. Thank you for this helpful video.
Hi Alice. Thanks for your comments. Yes, I realise now that I should have mentioned the colours I used. They were: Cobalt blue, Alizarin crimson, Burnt sienna, Raw sienna and a small touch of, I think, Lemon yellow for the greens on top of the cliff. Thanks for watching.
Excellent video David. I'm watching this with one of your watercolours framed on the wall next to my computer screen :-)
Thanks Chris 👍.
Maestro!!
Thank you Kanye.
Very nice
Thank you.
Amazing!
I am beginner,your video is very helpful.
I noticed ,you mentioned about 3 washes.
I wonder if every painting needs to be laid in 3 steps or is there more?
Thank you. I'm glad the video was helpful to you. I think most of my paintings are done with about three washes. Sometimes, even two. I try not to use more than three if I can as I am careful not to overwork it.
I am Nathan from India ...
Just subscribed as I am ver impressed with the simplicity with which you are tutoring. So helpful to beginners like me.
One request,
If you can show or spell out the colours during the painting process, it will further help in grasping.
After the first wash, did you wait for the paint to dry before starting the second wash ? Ofcourse you did and explained this between the second and third nodoubt.
Thank you Sir.
Hello Nathan. Thanks for your comments. This video is one of my first so I was still getting used to working in front of the camera. I do list the colours at the end but you are right, it would be helpful to show them during the video.
In my later video, Painting Outdoors ~ Rocky Seascape near Elberry Cove, I do actually say what colours I am using.
And yes, I did allow the colours to dry before starting the second wash.
Thanks for subscribing.
You are a gem. I look forward to seeing many more of your tutorial videos.
Can I buy your book thru Amazon India ? Or have to get it from US. How much it is priced at ?
Thank you Nathan. Yes, you can get my book from Amazon India. It is called Complete Guide to Watercolour (paperback). I think it is 1,150 rupees.
New subscriber. It was a bit too sped up for me but I love your colors.
Thank you Sue. Yes, in my later video (Painting Outdoors ~ Rocky Seascape near Elberry Cove) I've slowed the process down a bit. The sand and rocks at that time of the morning are very colourful.
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I am a new subscriber. I see you have your paper taped with the paper tape that I was taught to use to stretch paper. Do you always stretch your paper first?
Hello Momiji. In this video I just used sticky tape to fix the paper to the board. However, normally I do stretch the paper, which I prefer. Thanks for subscribing.
How do you not get mud. You must not play with it too much?
Hi Lauraine. Thanks for your question. It's always a danger with watercolour. It's surprisingly easy to achieve mud. The way I avoid it is by not overmixing the colours. Like you say in your comment, I try not to play with it too much. Quite often , in my paintings, you'll see the individual colours I have used in a wash. As you can see from the videos, I do mix quite a lot of the colour on the paper itself, so I can see what's happening. You have to know when to resist the temptation to go back in and add a little more. If a wash looks good, adding more won't help. You have to learn when to walk away.
Thanks. I will try to stop being so heavy handed. It’s such a beautiful medium but so hard to master. I love your work. Just purchased one of your books 101 ways to draw animals.
Sound like Frank Webb😊🎨🖌️...
Hi Teody. Thanks. I don't think we're related. I have his book on comoposition though!🙂