Dear Friends, today, we are going to be portrait sketching in 4 @DANIEL SMITH colors: Qiunacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo, and Cobalt. I want to share news about upcoming workshops with you: 1. On April 11-14, 2023, I will have a physical Portrait workshop for Riverside Art Workshops, Balmville NY, USA. riversideartworkshops.com/ 2. For those who cannot attend in person, I will also have a Portrait and Figure ZOOM Workshop with French Escapade on December 15-16, 2023: frenchescapade.com/online-workshops-michael-solovyev/ All the information about my other upcoming workshops is on my website: www.watercoloronline.com/workshops Michael Solovyev. Portrait Sketching. Saunders Waterford Rough Extra White 300 gsm paper, 22x15 inches, @DANIEL SMITH watercolor paints, #escoda brushes.
Thanks for the question, Francesca! This is a SOLO Flat 5-Line Brush. You can find it on my website www.watercoloronline.com/product-page/flat-5-lines-brush Thank you!
I especially like your watercolor portraits! The more I watch your demos, the more I realize that the dampness of the page is particularly important. I saw in one video that you placed paper towels beneath your watercolor paper. I have a home in a very hot, windy, and dry area in SW New Mexico. I can't paint as fast as you, and my paper dries very quickly. Can I untape, rewet the back, and reattach without problems, or should I wait another day before trying this?
Thank you very much, Jeanie! I'll tell you even more. If you wet the back side properly and start painting on the front dry side, you don't have to use tape. You can continue to wet the back side from time to time. It just needs to be done very carefully so as not to damage the painting. But this way you can keep the paper wet for as long as you need.
As per your advice, I broke down and finally purchased a good quality paper. Omg! Worth every additional cent! Also, I took your advice to wet the back side as my painting progressed. Words cannot describe the difference. Next purchase will be a board to place my paper on. (I confess, I have been taping to cardboard.) Thank you! I appreciate your gracious teaching and your willingness to share your years of experience. I am so fascinated by your portrait studies and your ability to work with such limited palettes. They are superb!
I will be at Lilleshall Hall, England from May 15 to 24, 2024 for the International Watercolour Masters. But it's sold out. internationalwatercolourmasters.com/portfolio_page/michael-solovyev-canada/
Very good work style, but need some skin tones. now look like a monocrome wash effect. Skin color is just a tone of a color, just like hair and clothing colors are just a tone of the same colors. If you colorize it a bit more, it will be awesome. Iam a art student. from INDIA
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Dear Friends, today, we are going to be portrait sketching in 4 @DANIEL SMITH colors: Qiunacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo, and Cobalt.
I want to share news about upcoming workshops with you:
1. On April 11-14, 2023, I will have a physical Portrait workshop for Riverside Art Workshops, Balmville NY, USA. riversideartworkshops.com/
2. For those who cannot attend in person, I will also have a Portrait and Figure ZOOM Workshop with French Escapade on December 15-16, 2023: frenchescapade.com/online-workshops-michael-solovyev/
All the information about my other upcoming workshops is on my website: www.watercoloronline.com/workshops
Michael Solovyev. Portrait Sketching. Saunders Waterford Rough Extra White 300 gsm paper, 22x15 inches, @DANIEL SMITH watercolor paints, #escoda brushes.
So beautiful! Mr. Michel ❤
Such skills and hardwork❤❤❤
Thanks, Michael, it is a gorgeous portrait!
I appreciate you sharing with us, you make it look so easy.
Thank you, Beatriz! I am glad you liked the portrait.
hello from malaysia
Zbeautiful work. THANK YOU!
Thanks a lot, John!
thank you so very much, you are the best teacher! Natalia, New Zealand
Thank you, Natalia!
So beautiful work
Thank you, Sunil!
This is awesome
Thanks a lot!
Great Job Sir.
Thank you, Qaisar!
I’m completely blown away ❤❤❤
What a fun playtime you had with water and paint! And presto - magic was created! Thank you!❤
I am glad you enjoyed the video, Judy!
I am an instant fan and hope you can do a workshop in Toronto in the near future! I'm going to try your methods this weekend!
Excellent Work!!
Thanks a lot!
Sheila from Ontario Canada. LOveyour work.
Amazing color palate,
Blank space in composition is beyond..! great thought added to view this portrait..!! Best wishes for nxt...!!!
Thank you very much, Mukund!
Wow.....
Beatifull !!!
Thanks so much, Carola!
Very nice Sir
Thank you
Wonderful work
Thank you, Janet!
Amazing, one more time ! :)
Thank you very much, Rosine!
Amazing! You are very generous with your information. Thank you. Susan Australia
Thank you, Susan! I am glad you found this video helpful.
Really enjoyed that- Michael! Thank you so much
I am glad you enjoyed the livestream, Sanjeev!
That was just great!!
Thanks so much, Gary!
Brilliant thank you
Thanks Geoff!
big love
Wonderful, thank you
Thanks a lot, Henry!
Thank You, Hi from Chile 😊
Wonderful
Hi from Queens New York
Fantastycznie! Mogłabym podziwiać Pana pracebez końca! Dziękuję! ❤️
Dziękuję bardzo, Maja!
HELLO I AM FROM BELGIUM
Please, can you say which brush you used in the first part? It's very game and interesting!
Ciao (sono italiana😊)
Thanks for the question, Francesca! This is a SOLO Flat 5-Line Brush. You can find it on my website www.watercoloronline.com/product-page/flat-5-lines-brush
Thank you!
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev 😊
É extraordinário!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Obrigado, Mira!
I especially like your watercolor portraits! The more I watch your demos, the more I realize that the dampness of the page is particularly important. I saw in one video that you placed paper towels beneath your watercolor paper.
I have a home in a very hot, windy, and dry area in SW New Mexico. I can't paint as fast as you, and my paper dries very quickly. Can I untape, rewet the back, and reattach without problems, or should I wait another day before trying this?
Thank you very much, Jeanie! I'll tell you even more. If you wet the back side properly and start painting on the front dry side, you don't have to use tape.
You can continue to wet the back side from time to time. It just needs to be done very carefully so as not to damage the painting. But this way you can keep the paper wet for as long as you need.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev I did not realize that. So the water forms a (vacuum) to hold? You just gave me an "aha" moment.
As per your advice, I broke down and finally purchased a good quality paper. Omg! Worth every additional cent! Also, I took your advice to wet the back side as my painting progressed. Words cannot describe the difference. Next purchase will be a board to place my paper on. (I confess, I have been taping to cardboard.) Thank you! I appreciate your gracious teaching and your willingness to share your years of experience.
I am so fascinated by your portrait studies and your ability to work with such limited palettes. They are superb!
Do you do work shops in England
I will be at Lilleshall Hall, England from May 15 to 24, 2024 for the International Watercolour Masters. But it's sold out.
internationalwatercolourmasters.com/portfolio_page/michael-solovyev-canada/
He is a guineas.....❤
looks like a great video but I have no sound!!!
Thank you, Kerry! Sound starts at 5:00
Thank you for this great lesson. Do you wet the backside of the paper for 15 minutes? Or a few minutes and then wait for 15 minutes to start?
Thank you! I wet the back of my paper in 12-15 minutes in advance, before start.
Was the paper wet when you started ?
Camaizing
Bonjour,
Pourquoi manque t il la traduction?
Merci
ce n'est pas un record. ceci est une vidéo en direct. il ne peut pas être traduit de manière synchrone.
No audio?
Audio starts at 5:00
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev brilliant lesson. I’m stuck in my watercolor journey I’m watching all of your videos here. Thank you!!
When you take pictures of random people , do you need their permission to paint them ?
Depending of place. In some countries I do not need it.
Very good work style, but need some skin tones. now look like a monocrome wash effect.
Skin color is just a tone of a color, just like hair and clothing colors are just a tone of the same colors. If you colorize it a bit more, it will be awesome. Iam a art student. from INDIA
Perfect 👏Thank you
Thanks a lot!