New to your channel. No pretentiousness with you Charles, you just get on with it. Genuine, honest and informative tutorials. That Lindisfarne sky dried wonderfully atmospheric,. A skill made to look easy.
You are such a delight to watch and listen too:) Your love for painting is very contagious and you are a natural born teacher:) I have always loved water colours and you have inspired me to explore it:) I would love to see a UK wind mill of yesterday in one of your paintings....if you ever get a chance:)
Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and I like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be your friend. If you don't mind I will love to chat with you and get to know you more. It will be nice if I have your email so I can send you a message.
Thanks Charles! I absolutely love your sky. I find your tutorials very calming and as I’m unwell at the moment, they’re a great calming therapy. Also, we haven’t visited Northumbria for a while, so it’s great to see you painting it.
Hi Charles. Peter from Noosa Australia. Well from the drawing to the sky then introduce the rest. Once again your methods may be simple but all of us simple painters thank you. Seriously I have just finished this painting and yes “ take your time and it all comes together “ Just loved it many thanks. Peter. Think we Wil be in England this time next year. I hope we will be able to catch up. If for nothing more than to buy you and Gail a drink. Please if you can keep the watercolour coming. Till next time.remember to be bad. It’s more fun than being good ,,,,,
I am a big fan of your books and have learned a lot from this tutorial - mainly that I use far too little pigment and water resulting in faint lackluster painting. I particularly liked the way you painted te sky. Thank you for your inspiration.
The journey from looking at these lovely scenes in a book as a kid, to growing and being able with practice to actually paint these scenes on paper oneself... is extraordinary. You have chosen a good path Charlie and congratulations. 🎨🎨🎨
oi...aqui pedro do brasil.... mestre charles... que felicidade acompanhar teu trabalho... tens sido um grande ajuda nas minhas duvidas com os lápis aquareláveis.... saúde e longa vida, nos encantando com tua técnica.
So helpful to have a clean palette. We can actually see the colors that you mix. Now maybe you can offer line sketches and we will be in business! Thanks Charlie.
please, please please continue to use this new palette you have. It makes your technique so much more accessible because we can actually see the consistency of the paint you're mixing in your palette which is as, if not more important than what goes on in the painting.
Love this interpretation of what could otherwise have been a bit of a boring view. I'll definitely have a go at this. When I tried your last painting of your friend's house I finally cracked my problem of painting trees. (because I wasn't trying so hard?) Can't wait to see what this one helps me with. Thanks
I’ve watched all your videos (some more than once) several times and learn all the time. I also plough on and do my best. Come to Barnard Castle my home town, it has a lot to offer the artist.
Another brilliant tutorial Charles, thank you. This is one of my favourites. Love the sky! Looking forward to your new book on fixing watercolour mistakes coming out - I really need tips. Thanks again.
I love this Charles. We're from Yorkshire but have been over The Causeway mant times on our frequent trips to Northumberland ( and never once got caught out by the tide)!!
Glad to see another of your tutorials. Even though I'm subscribed to your page I hardly ever see them. Utube! Love the painting. Next time you come to the states you should drive along the St. George peninsula, Owls Head, and Spruce Head. The most beautiful scenery here.
I love your painting, I went to Olympia years ago and watched you paint, it was amazing, I was in awe, I have never made the grade but I keep trying, you make it look effortless, which it is not, but you have such a beautiful talent you must be very proud of your achievements. Thank you so much.
I enjoyed this one. When you say ‘Dark sky, scary!!’ You’re just ahead of my thinking wow that’s going to be interesting! I need to experiment with that, it certainly makes a dramatic sky. And of course see the ‘master of shadows’ did not disappoint!! Thanks and best regards to the missus!
Damn! I was going to retire to my bed thinking that I may not be able to paint very well, but I know that Christopher Lee was in The Wicker Man, not Peter Cushing and therefore I am somehow improved. Then your better half took even that away from me! Love the videos and the fact that Gail (?) is a classic British movie fan.
Thank you once again for a wonderful lesson. Your generosity has no bounds. In my attempts at practising skies, I use a 3/4" Aquafine (one stroke) brush. However, my skies always end up banded and streaky. I wonder if the problem is the brush, ie, "one stroke". Must admit I hadn't noticed when I bought it.
Iam happy, when i can watch a new video. Ur tips and tricks helped me so much! Watching ur skillful painting ist always inspiring! Thank you! Greetings from Germany :)
Ahhh, Lindisfarne... My ancestors visited in 793. I dream of metal detecting there, but I'm pretty sure that's a big no-no. Would be nice to visit thought.
Slap it on! wish i could slap it on as effectively as this, (just need to practise every day for a couple of decades ;) I live near runswick bay, just up from whitby, a great place to get cut off by the tide.
that monastery is the reason Easter is never in the same day as the Monks figured out the tides in 668 and to this day you can walk to the island and attend mass on Easter Sunday.
Always like the fact that you show everything, even mistakes. Makes the amateur feel more confident, I reckon. Also, clean pallet, WOW! I must have OCD or something and I have to clean everything after I've used it. I have sometimes wondered how much value in paint is on your dirty old pallet and what colours you'd make up if you dug deep into the piles. 🤣 Love it.
absolutely beautiful! I visit The Holy island every year. This is a memorable way to remember it and tell me Charles Evans will you be producing a book which includes this painting. If so I’d like to buy it. Thank you it was a most enjoyable demonstration.
@@charlesevans7706 it not John it’s Megan and I’ll check out your website. Many thanks. Also I’ll stop and admire it all the more when I visit it in September.
@@charlesevans7706 I’m visiting my most favourite holiday place which is Craster. It’s quite a trek from Bristol but my son will be driving and I shall be enjoying. Depending on the weather The Holy Island is a top of the list visit.
The Wicker Man is Christopher Lee and Edward woodward. hehe sorry I'm a horror film nerd. Beautiful painting as usual, you make it seem so easy. I'm from the north east and have never been to Lindisfarne. Crime I know. Sorry I wrote this before your wife informed you about the correct actors.
This is absolutely a gorgeous painting. I have two questions. Do you have a book or video that shows how to mix your basic colors to get other manufactured colors, and can all the equipment you use be purchased on your web site or e store. Thank you so much for all you have done for painters.
Hi Charles, I’m a beginner painter and a newbie to your RUclips channel. Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I hope to try it soon. Would you please tell me what colours you mixed to get the lightest sand colour and also the light red? I would appreciate it. I like your style and your practicality. Cheers, Lisa Fraser
New to your channel. No pretentiousness with you Charles, you just get on with it. Genuine, honest and informative tutorials. That Lindisfarne sky dried wonderfully atmospheric,. A skill made to look easy.
I’m so pleased you enjoyed it, thank you.
Tight git lol. Absolutely love all you do, thank you.
Ahahaha, thank you.
I love it and look forward to you tutorials. Wish they were more often.
Likewise!
You are such a delight to watch and listen too:) Your love for painting is very contagious and you are a natural born teacher:) I have always loved water colours and you have inspired me to explore it:) I would love to see a UK wind mill of yesterday in one of your paintings....if you ever get a chance:)
I’m soo pleased you enjoy them and thank you very much.
Love watching you paint in watercolor, I always learn something! Thank you ❤️
Soo pleased they’re useful to you.
Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and I like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be your friend. If you don't mind I will love to chat with you and get to know you more. It will be nice if I have your email so I can send you a message.
Thanks Charles! I absolutely love your sky. I find your tutorials very calming and as I’m unwell at the moment, they’re a great calming therapy. Also, we haven’t visited Northumbria for a while, so it’s great to see you painting it.
Hope your feeling better soon.
Hi Charles. Peter from Noosa Australia. Well from the drawing to the sky then introduce the rest. Once again your methods may be simple but all of us simple painters thank you.
Seriously I have just finished this painting and yes “ take your time and it all comes together “
Just loved it many thanks. Peter.
Think we Wil be in England this time next year. I hope we will be able to catch up. If for nothing more than to buy you and Gail a drink. Please if you can keep the watercolour coming.
Till next time.remember to be bad. It’s more fun than being good ,,,,,
Always better to be good than bad mate.
I am a big fan of your books and have learned a lot from this tutorial - mainly that I use far too little pigment and water resulting in faint lackluster painting. I particularly liked the way you painted te sky. Thank you for your inspiration.
Thank you for the demonstration. I am a beginner in watercolour so this has been very helpful and love the composition.
Never ceases to amaze me with these superb paintings.
I like the atmosphere of this watercolor. The sky is also superb. Simple and brilliant work, as always. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the journey, absolutely loved the learning curve, from my perspective anyway!
You’re very welcome.
The journey from looking at these lovely scenes in a book as a kid, to growing and being able with practice to actually paint these scenes on paper oneself... is extraordinary. You have chosen a good path Charlie and congratulations. 🎨🎨🎨
Wonderful sky and great depth - fantastic work as always, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
oi...aqui pedro do brasil.... mestre charles... que felicidade acompanhar teu trabalho... tens sido um grande ajuda nas minhas duvidas com os lápis aquareláveis.... saúde e longa vida, nos encantando com tua técnica.
Чудове відео. Дякую. Я з України.
Slava Ukraini🟡🔵
So helpful to have a clean palette. We can actually see the colors that you mix. Now maybe you can offer line sketches and we will be in business! Thanks Charlie.
Pleased you enjoyed it.
I love the way you explain what you're doing !
Thank you.
Awesome sky ... treating washes in the same manner with added details myslef :)
Great painting thank you Charles, it's only oh so simple if you're a professional artist
Had a go using acrylic. Adapted the sky as I failed miserably 😂! Another super tutorial - thanks Charles 👍🏻.
Thank you so much.
Bish, Bash, Bosh and there you have it !! Thanks for sharing such a lovely painting ❤️
Thank you again. I love watching your tutorials. At 60+ a freind encouraged me to give painting a try. I've learned so much from you.
I’m so pleased they’re proving useful for you.
“Don’t try and replicate the photograph, otherwise you might as well just have the photograph”. Indeed!
Yes.
Yes
please, please please continue to use this new palette you have. It makes your technique so much more accessible because we can actually see the consistency of the paint you're mixing in your palette which is as, if not more important than what goes on in the painting.
Смотрю с удовольствием! Вы хороший художник!
Thank you very much.
Love this interpretation of what could otherwise have been a bit of a boring view. I'll definitely have a go at this. When I tried your last painting of your friend's house I finally cracked my problem of painting trees. (because I wasn't trying so hard?) Can't wait to see what this one helps me with. Thanks
Another brilliant and interesting Charles Evans video, thanks for sharing your knowledge,,,
Hello Charles great tutorial thanks very much keep well
Thank you kindly.
Lovely painting charles, thank you. Stay safe
You’re very welcome.
Thank you soo much.
I’ve watched all your videos (some more than once) several times and learn all the time. I also plough on and do my best. Come to Barnard Castle my home town, it has a lot to offer the artist.
Yes, I know it’s a lovely town, I’ve painted there many times.
Beautiful. Thanks.
Thank you too.
Another fantastic painting Charles, some great techniques here
Great to see you again Charles, what a brilliant tutorial, and a stunning painting , thanks you are an amazing artist,. 👏👏👏👏😘👍🏼😘
That’s so kind, thank you.
Thank you for another briliant tutorial !
Another great video 🌹
Thank you.
Brilliant lesson Charles thanks.
Thank you soo much.
That's amazing your so good I correct art for my bedroom it's so nice to look at and admire
Thank you so much.
@@charlesevans7706 do you sell them I would really like one for my bedroom
@@Manchester228 yes I do, have a look on my website.
Thank you Charles!
I love the clean paint palette. It looks very great. Thank you.
What a beautiful painting. I am going to paint.
I’m pleased you enjoyed it.
Fantastic painting Charles, thank you so much for sharing the method as well. Have a great trip tomorrow, I hope the boys don't miss you too much.
They’ll be fine. Thanks very much.
Another brilliant tutorial Charles, thank you. This is one of my favourites. Love the sky! Looking forward to your new book on fixing watercolour mistakes coming out - I really need tips. Thanks again.
Soo pleased you enjoyed it.
Wonderful sky..so much atmosphere of place
Thanks once again for a first class demonstration Charles
I love this Charles. We're from Yorkshire but have been over The Causeway mant times on our frequent trips to Northumberland ( and never once got caught out by the tide)!!
I’m pleased you enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing! 😃
You’re very welcome.
Heaven forbid, is that a new palette? I so enjoy your tutorials. Thanks, Phil from Ohio
Only a brief appearance!
Another superb demo, Charles. I love that atmospheric sky! Many thanks.
You’re very welcome.
Glad to see another of your tutorials. Even though I'm subscribed to your page I hardly ever see them. Utube! Love the painting. Next time you come to the states you should drive along the St. George peninsula, Owls Head, and Spruce Head. The most beautiful scenery here.
Soo pleased you enjoyed it.
love the distance in this charles
Thank you.
@@charlesevans7706 its ok
Thank you so much for sharing such tutorial
You’re very welcome.
Love to watch you Charles just wish I could paint like you and get frustrated when it doesn’t work out
I love your painting, I went to Olympia years ago and watched you paint, it was amazing, I was in awe, I have never made the grade but I keep trying, you make it look effortless, which it is not, but you have such a beautiful talent you must be very proud of your achievements. Thank you so much.
I’m soo pleased that you’ve enjoyed my work. I still enjoy every moment of doing it.
Just amazing - you make it look so easy Charlie xx
Hey Claire
Love it, I've taken a coach across that causeway many times.
Beautiful again Charles.👌🏻
Ps.
It was Christopher Lee in the wicker man.
A classic film.
Fantastic as always Charles, thank you.
You’re very welcome.
A clean pallet! Wow!
Love it, Charles! Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Fabulous 😊
Thank you so much.
I enjoyed this one. When you say ‘Dark sky, scary!!’ You’re just ahead of my thinking wow that’s going to be interesting! I need to experiment with that, it certainly makes a dramatic sky. And of course see the ‘master of shadows’ did not disappoint!! Thanks and best regards to the missus!
Thank you soo much.
Damn! I was going to retire to my bed thinking that I may not be able to paint very well, but I know that Christopher Lee was in The Wicker Man, not Peter Cushing and therefore I am somehow improved. Then your better half took even that away from me!
Love the videos and the fact that Gail (?) is a classic British movie fan.
Ahahaha. I’m so pleased you’re enjoying them.
Thank you once again for a wonderful lesson. Your generosity has no bounds. In my attempts at practising skies, I use a 3/4" Aquafine (one stroke) brush. However, my skies always end up banded and streaky. I wonder if the problem is the brush, ie, "one stroke". Must admit I hadn't noticed when I bought it.
Bigger is better for skies.
Iam happy, when i can watch a new video. Ur tips and tricks helped me so much! Watching ur skillful painting ist always inspiring! Thank you! Greetings from Germany :)
Thank you kindly.
Ahhh, Lindisfarne... My ancestors visited in 793. I dream of metal detecting there, but I'm pretty sure that's a big no-no. Would be nice to visit thought.
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you kindly.
Fantastic! Thank you, teacher :D Have a Happy Easter week!
Thank you and you too.
Another beautiful painting Charles 🎨🖌️xx
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!♥️♥️♥️
Most enjoyable
Thank you.
Learning so much watch you
Thank you.
Good one Charles!! Awesome sky!
Thank you so much.
Slap it on! wish i could slap it on as effectively as this, (just need to practise every day for a couple of decades ;) I live near runswick bay, just up from whitby, a great place to get cut off by the tide.
That’s a beautiful place.
skies do scare me a bit but i will definitely give this a go ,thank you for your free time
You’re very welcome.
The Wicker Man... Christopher Lee and Edward Woodward
Nice!
that monastery is the reason Easter is never in the same day as the Monks figured out the tides in 668 and to this day you can walk to the island and attend mass on Easter Sunday.
Always like the fact that you show everything, even mistakes. Makes the amateur feel more confident, I reckon. Also, clean pallet, WOW! I must have OCD or something and I have to clean everything after I've used it. I have sometimes wondered how much value in paint is on your dirty old pallet and what colours you'd make up if you dug deep into the piles. 🤣 Love it.
Lots of ready mixed colours in that!!
@@charlesevans7706 Hahah! It would be interesting.
absolutely beautiful! I visit The Holy island every year. This is a memorable way to remember it and tell me Charles Evans will you be producing a book which includes this painting. If so I’d like to buy it. Thank you it was a most enjoyable demonstration.
I’m pleased you enjoyed it. No, I won’t be, but the painting itself isn’t much. Have a look on my website.
@@charlesevans7706 it not John it’s Megan and I’ll check out your website. Many thanks. Also I’ll stop and admire it all the more when I visit it in September.
@@johnclark2774 hi Megan. What’s happening in September?
@@charlesevans7706 I’m visiting my most favourite holiday place which is Craster. It’s quite a trek from Bristol but my son will be driving and I shall be enjoying. Depending on the weather The Holy Island is a top of the list visit.
@@johnclark2774 can’t beat the crab sandwiches in the fisherman!
All the paintings are so beautifully done.. I always look forward for the tutorials, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 😊
You’re very welcome.
MAGNIFIQUE
The Wicker Man is Christopher Lee and Edward woodward. hehe sorry I'm a horror film nerd. Beautiful painting as usual, you make it seem so easy. I'm from the north east and have never been to Lindisfarne. Crime I know. Sorry I wrote this before your wife informed you about the correct actors.
Ahahaha, thank you very much.
Great painting as always. Does Gayle paint
Your pallet is clean. First time ever??
Ahahaha
This is absolutely a gorgeous painting. I have two questions. Do you have a book or video that shows how to mix your basic colors to get other manufactured colors, and can all the equipment you use be purchased on your web site or e store. Thank you so much for all you have done for painters.
So pleased you enjoyed it. Yes to both questions and everything is on my website.
What about the shadows from the poles on the left side off the causeway. Where are they?
Ahahaha. Did you enjoy the free video?
Beautiful as usual, Charlie. I use Langton Rough Prestige 10 x 14 and love it; what size is the demonstration paper? Thank you.
Half imperial, taped around.
Hi Charles, I’m a beginner painter and a newbie to your RUclips channel. Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I hope to try it soon. Would you please tell me what colours you mixed to get the lightest sand colour and also the light red? I would appreciate it. I like your style and your practicality. Cheers, Lisa Fraser
Hi. The sand is a colour in a tube. As is the light red! Have a look on my website, they’re all there.
@@charlesevans7706 Thank you…. ,
Bellissimo... anch'io uso molto spesso gli acquafine...ma c'è molta differenza tra acquafine e artist? buona notte 🙏🙏🙏
Pallette??? 💜💙💜💙💜💙
You can see the Castle from me mum's front sitting room.
Excellent.
Nice demo👍🏻 ! Maybe get rid of the JSavile ,RHarris hair style . 😆
That’s maybe non of your business!!
True ,,,just a thought maestro . 😉
pin. I didn't like it I re sing 🌟