10 TIPS FOR TINY PAINTINGS || Beginner Friendly
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- One of my most frequently asked questions is "How do you paint tiny paintings?" Here, I offer 10 tips to help you get started with drawing and painting tiny paintings in ink, watercolour, and oils. These tips will not only help you on your journey to tiny painting, but they will also help you create better art of ALL sizes.
Happy Painting! :)
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Chapters:
00:00 10 Tips for Painting Tiny
00:09 Tip 1
00:33 Tip 2
02:40 Tip 3
03:06 Tip 4
04:05 Tip 5
05:13 Tip 6
07:06 Tip 7
08:46 Tip 8
10:54 Tip 9
13:36 Tip 10
15:51 Learn More! 
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FINALLY! an art channel I could watch with the sound on and for more than 2 minutes! You’re so comfortable on camera, you’re concise in the advice you share and just overall, great to watch. Subscribed and checking out your Patreon! 🇨🇦
excellent tips. so enjoyable to listen and watch your video
When you pulled up the 0.3 pencil, caught myself nodding, "Oh yeah!" This is a wonderful video, thank you!
I made miniatures (furniture, food, decorative objects) for several years and it was so enjoyable, you can create a wonderful little world of minis and they always make people smile! :) A few years ago, I transitioned mediums and began doing pen sketches/watercolor in various sizes and mostly work on individual sheets of watercolor paper ... now this video makes me want to get a tiny sketchbook and give it a try! Thanks for these important tips about working in such small scale. ☮
It sounds to me like you were made to have a tiny sketchbook. 😅 You could always make your own too. I have a few of the Inkberry ones waiting to be filled right now, but it would be nice to make a tiny sketchbook with 100% cotton! 😊
@@LeslieStroz Hi Leslie! Right? 😃 Well, after I posted that comment, I thought to myself, wait, why don't I try to make my own tiny sketchbook! I used to make mini books that measure 1 inch tall by 3/4 inch wide with a shabby sort of binding, it was really fun and they are so cute. I've got some Arches watercolor paper as well as a Strathmore travel pad, which is also 100% cotton, so I'm going cut some pages from one of those and decide how I want to bind them and find out if that works. I'll let you know, if that's ok? 😃 I'm sure you would be great at making your own, too. Thanks so much for replying! ☮
I just started making tiny sketchbooks couple of days ago…it was a pretty simple process with beautiful results…go ahead and start doing it yourself..the only problem is that you’ll be making a couple every day 😅
@@roadguide123 Cool! Glad it worked for you! Curious, what kind of binding di you use? I've got a few different ideas for that. Yes, it's on my project list this week. 😃😃😃
@@qso3566 just regular Elmer's White Glue…
I love to make tiny artwork using watercolor, pen & ink, and gouache, as well as binding my own tiny handmade books. Thanks for all the great tips. Your work is inspiring!
Thank you, Leslie. I love your tips. Listening, I realised... I've heard many people reference how important it is to paint from life, and for the actual painting process that makes sense. But, drawing? Why? I like to draw from a picture where things don't constantly move around and change proportion. So... I feel like I'm missing something. If you'd ever be interested in explaining the value in drawing from life, I'd love to watch it. Thanks again! 😊
For me, drawing is the foundation for painting. It’s where it all starts. If you understand how to draw first, painting becomes much easier. Drawing from life helps train the brain to see better and keep your lines expressive. I draw from photos often, but drawing from life helps me keep my lines and mark making looser. 😊
using brown ink is a great idea! I've only ever used black as that's the only waterproof fineliner I have but I might have to look out for a different colour now 🥰
I love a good brown pen! 😊
I think it would be great to use a brown or green watercolor pencil to make your drawings. Then when you put water on it, they pretty much vanish.
Wow! Thanks for this. Really conveys
great perspectives. ❤
The view finder I tip was great I will try with my camera
Thank you!
Great tips and presentation. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your practical knowledge with us. I love your tiny paintings.
Thank you! 😊
You do cute and beautiful
And thank for the idea
My pleasure! 😊
Bravo! Wonderful presentation, thank you.
Omg u look so pretty!
Awww that’s so kind. Thank you. ☺️
Thank you so much for the tips for tiny painting. It always helps when you’re learning. It is a journey especially in the details.
I’m happy to help! It’s important to enjoy the journey as an artist because the destination is always going to move no matter how good you get! 😅
Thank you for your videos: they really help keep me inspired! 🎨🖌️🖼️
Thank you !! for the great tips !! These are really helpful. 😊
I’m so glad! 😊
I love painting miniatures. Not as small as yours, but I do 2"x3" and frame them. Michaels sells really nice, cheap frames and they'll sell them at a bulk price. Now I just have to sell them 😂.
I don't usually use pen because I think it's too harsh for such small works. Yours are beautiful. Glad I discovered another small painter!
That’s awesome! The sketchbook size is 2x2” so close to what you do. I love drawing so much that the like and wash technique appeals to me, but I love straight up painting too. Thanks for the tip about frames at Michael’s… I’ll get some next time I’m in the US. 😊
Great tips - thank you! I put together what I thought was a good "out and about" kit planning on fair weather watercolor. Your video on art challenges motivated me to try PleinAirpril. I had a week of adjusting supplies/setup and my own weird rules and expectations. I am painting 4x4 so larger than your tiny but I did buy a ViewCatcher and it has been helpful in all the ways you said: placement, proportion, interesting scene. I had not thought of taking a similar photo and B&Wing it ... reviewing my first week's paintings ... oh ... I can see a lot more that I would like to do different based on this video: values, white space, no black or at least much less. On to week 2!
Congratulations on completing the first week! I’m glad I’ve helped a little for next week. The weather here in England has been cold and windy, so lots of car paintings for me! 😅
I love seeing your arts, you inspire a lot, congratulations
Thank you! I’m so glad. 😊
Oh my, I feel a bit stupid right now. I've been following you on instagram for a while now. Happy to see you also have a youtube! I LOVE your tiny paintings ❤
It is so interesting to watch approaches of other artists to tiny painting. I believe each has their own way. (For example I don't use pencils at all to make tiny watercolor cleaner)
You are so beautiful women with an enchanting voice which makes your videos very pleasant to me 😍
I love watching other artists at work too. 😊
Thank you❤☮️
Thanks for this, I appreciate the tips. I have always worked in A4 or larger but my daughter gave me an ‘one sketch a day’ diary for Christmas that is slightly smaller than A5 and there are 2 days to a page! It was a real struggle at first and I have mostly stuck to single objects so this will help expand my horizons (no pun intended 😂)
Viewfinder tool is called a "visual composition window" - back when I went through art and architecture school at the university, these premade windows were not available. We had to make ours out of card stock and used colored embroidery thread as the grid dividers. I made several VCWs with different aspect ratios, 3x5, 4x5, 5x5. They are wonderful tools for beginning artists to develop composition skills. Occasionally I'll pick one up just to verify what I'm imagining...
Oh cool thank you!
It actually would be interesting if you could do a demo on your channel. 👍
Thank you for all that and all the links !!!
Full of tips....perfect tips😏😉
It's complete 👍💪
Bises
My pleasure!! I’m glad they helped. 😊❤
@@LeslieStroz 😉👍
Most important these ten tips. Thank you so much ❤😊
Happy to help! 😊
@@LeslieStroz thank you 😀
This has been so helpful. Ivemade up my mind and am definitely getting the fine liners you recommended as the black isn't working for me either. Also i am getting the masking pen. I hope all is well? 💛💛
I have that same view catcher!
Hi Leslie, great tips. I found I do better outlining less now doing tiny paintings..also using the sepia fine pen is better..I don't care for the black ink unless..its' part of the color scheme..
Yes, I so agree! I do like black for larger line and wash but never ever for tiny! 😊
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Thanks so much! 😊
@@LeslieStroz 🙏🏽❤️🌹
I definitely fall into the trap of too much outlining! I lose some of the detail after adding watercolour and then when I re-add details, it ends up looking too “heavy”. Need to practice minimal re-outlining after painting. Thanks for these tips!
Yes, that’s always a challenge. The Prismacolors didn’t fade the way the UniPins do, but that could be the paper I’m using now more than the pens. We’ll see how it goes once I’m back to the cotton paper. It’s a constant discovery! 😊
Is the white pens video called something else?
Nevermind - it was in the Shorts section - ruclips.net/user/shortsnWJGf0oTOkM
Glad you found it! I tagged it within the video but I think they only flash it for a few seconds. 😊
Do you paint on every page in your little book or just on one side?