🎨 If you're not sure what materials to start with, I've put together a handy "Beginner's Starter Kit" list on my Storefront page. You can check it out here! 😊: www.amazon.com/shop/letspaintwatercolors
Thanks so much for the feedback. We are actually working on a "No sketch" beginners series so it's great when we hear people want to see more beginners style videos. Thanks for watching 😊
I agree, I’m a beginner and I really appreciate the way you explain what your doing, It’s concise and so easy to follow. I look forward to more videos like this. 💜 Also, thank you for sharing
Thank you for another beginners video. My results don't look delicate and lovely like yours but I will keep practicing. I enjoyed learning the technique of how to soften the cloud edges. Thanks!
It’s great to hear you enjoyed this one, definitely a good one to keep practicing and the sky tips will really help for future landscapes. I have some new beginners tutorials in the works too 😊 thanks for the comment 👍
Hi @ruthbosch7788 you are right, Burnt Sienna is a good color to use for the edges of ground. This demonstration just has a simplified color palette to make it easy for beginners 👍
What type of tin are you using for the watercolour paints? Could it be a muffin tin? I love the big wells that can hold a great amount of colour and water so one doesn’t risk running out. This is my first viewing of your tutorials and I’m quite excited to give the, a try. Thanks.
Hi @ackc263 they are watercolor wells, not muffin tins, although that would work :) I can't fine the exact ones I have as I have had them a long time but these look deep enough and would do the job amzn.to/412rT0i I hope you enjoy the tutorial and there will be plenty of others coming out over the next few weeks 👍
I love this and look forward to painting it but my question is how do I avoid those dreadful cauliflower blooms when applying so much paint? Is the secret that you let every step dry properly? Thank you.
Hi @DianneChambers1 Often the problem is the ratio of water to pigment. If too much water you lose control when doing detail. Also if the paint dries fast in you say when doing a cloud formation and then you apply more paint on the dry area it can cause blooms. For skies in general you have to mix your colors in advance and work quite fast. Try my video on painting different skies. It will help you in general too for the land area. Here’s the link ruclips.net/video/14KnKthXaj0/видео.htmlsi=7zadhiLXOFhVeNwp
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🎨 If you're not sure what materials to start with, I've put together a handy "Beginner's Starter Kit" list on my Storefront page. You can check it out here! 😊: www.amazon.com/shop/letspaintwatercolors
Excellent easy to follow ideas. Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful! New video coming on Saturday 👍
I like the mist in the distance.
Thank You :)
Excellent video. Please do more of this type of instruction for a beginner. So much basic technique was fully explained-TY
Thanks so much for the feedback. We are actually working on a "No sketch" beginners series so it's great when we hear people want to see more beginners style videos. Thanks for watching 😊
I agree, I’m a beginner and I really appreciate the way you explain what your doing, It’s concise and so easy to follow. I look forward to more videos like this. 💜 Also, thank you for sharing
Thanks!
@Queenie145 Oh wow! That’s our first “Super Thanks” I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for much for your generosity 😊 Bill
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent! You teach in a very easy way to understand 😊
Thank you for the lovely feedback @beatriznancihodnik I'm glad you enjoyed this one :) Bill
Great tutorial. Best guide ever can’t wait to give it a try. Thank you.
Thanks so much, let me know how it goes 😊 Bill
Thanks for sharing this with us Bill. Hope that you had a good Christmas & New Year
Hi @colinremmer2417 good to hear from you and I hope you had a great Christmas and New Year too 👍
May make another suggestion -open the mountain range to open sea and border the land area - burnt sienna.
Absolutely! Thats the great thing about simple paintings like this you can adapt them as you wish and make them your own 👍
Thank you for another beginners video. My results don't look delicate and lovely like yours but I will keep practicing. I enjoyed learning the technique of how to soften the cloud edges. Thanks!
It’s great to hear you enjoyed this one, definitely a good one to keep practicing and the sky tips will really help for future landscapes. I have some new beginners tutorials in the works too 😊 thanks for the comment 👍
Burnt sienna is usually used on edges of ground.
Hi @ruthbosch7788 you are right, Burnt Sienna is a good color to use for the edges of ground. This demonstration just has a simplified color palette to make it easy for beginners 👍
Bellissimo video!!! Se ci fosse il doppiaggio automatico sarebbe perfetto per me che so poco poco l’inglese 👏🙏👋
Great to hear I enjoyed it. I think subtitles are available in multiple languages 👍
What type of tin are you using for the watercolour paints? Could it be a muffin tin? I love the big wells that can hold a great amount of colour and water so one doesn’t risk running out. This is my first viewing of your tutorials and I’m quite excited to give the, a try. Thanks.
Hi @ackc263 they are watercolor wells, not muffin tins, although that would work :) I can't fine the exact ones I have as I have had them a long time but these look deep enough and would do the job amzn.to/412rT0i I hope you enjoy the tutorial and there will be plenty of others coming out over the next few weeks 👍
I love this and look forward to painting it but my question is how do I avoid those dreadful cauliflower blooms when applying so much paint? Is the secret that you let every step dry properly? Thank you.
Hi @DianneChambers1 Often the problem is the ratio of water to pigment. If too much water you lose control when doing detail. Also if the paint dries fast in you say when doing a cloud formation and then you apply more paint on the dry area it can cause blooms. For skies in general you have to mix your colors in advance and work quite fast. Try my video on painting different skies. It will help you in general too for the land area. Here’s the link ruclips.net/video/14KnKthXaj0/видео.htmlsi=7zadhiLXOFhVeNwp