The SECRET to Watercolor PORTRAIT Painting

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    Hi there, Liron here!
    Today I'll share with you a full portrait painting process.
    We'll discuss the "secret" (in my experience) to capturing a person's essence in a portrait.
    You can find the reference photo and sketch scan here:
    imgur.com/a/Zm52L7y
    Original reference photo:
    pixabay.com/photos/woman-beau...
    Hope you enjoy this longer video 😊🙏
    - Liron
    Navigation:
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:31 - Starting the Painting
    03:43 - Establishing the Darks
    07:16 - The Eye
    15:32 - The Dark Side
    27:21 - The Other Eye & Nose
    38:58 - The Lips
    47:16 - More Darks
    57:04 - Signature & Final Result
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Комментарии • 26

  • @lisabennett5078
    @lisabennett5078 Месяц назад +1

    "Life's too short to paint things you're not fully interested in." Thank you, Liron! Inspiration certainly drives me right now, I will continue to seek it.

  • @emotionalsupportpaintbrush
    @emotionalsupportpaintbrush 2 месяца назад +6

    Liron don’t ever worry about talking too much. For those who want it faster they can fast forward or put it on 2x. I personally love hearing your process. Thanks for the video.

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  2 месяца назад +1

      Thank you 😊 So happy you enjoy these fuller version

  • @shapesart2701
    @shapesart2701 Месяц назад

    Human portrait bacame my first of interest in watercolor and not for commercial reasons. I've seen a few made by you and even my approach is slightly different I found it very educating and I like them so much. Your comment about the process is priceless - thank you !

  • @IllustrationCourse
    @IllustrationCourse 2 месяца назад

    Wonderful watching this demo and listening to your commentary! First rate lesson. Thank you, Liron!

  • @FemarieRosario
    @FemarieRosario Месяц назад

    I love the advice to do the things that inspire me first. It's been a struggle for me for a while because I've been following the advice to leave the details for the end. However, I've found that starting with the features most important to me gives me the inspiration to fight through the ugly stage to finish it. I actually hate that the ugly stage takes so much time in my paintings. The paintings that I love the most are the ones that look great all the time, even when the stages are so different from the previous one.

  • @lisabennett5078
    @lisabennett5078 Месяц назад

    Yes, I get it, I've done 5 portraits now, and there's something about becoming THIS INTIMATE with someone's face that helps me to become a complete artist and lose my ego. It's very immersive. You're the only person I've heard talk about that. The man who commissioned me to paint his portrait...I now know where his lips change color. I might know his face better than his wife. It's a way to lose myself in the total face. It's a wonderful. engaging experience. It's like being part of a miracle.

  • @user-pi3fx5if3u
    @user-pi3fx5if3u 2 месяца назад +1

    Lovely portrait 👌

  • @sharpmountaingames9303
    @sharpmountaingames9303 2 месяца назад +2

    Liron, you got a great result with this one! A beautiful model and a beautiful painting. Thanks so much for sharing your insights.

  • @stampinturtles
    @stampinturtles 2 месяца назад

    “You may not have all the experience but you can still make something wonderful” love this! ❤ All your mini statements of wisdom are so helpful. I’m only 20 minutes into the video and I’m inspired. Thank you LiRon for this longer video.

  • @connied8507
    @connied8507 Месяц назад

    This is beautiful. I've been practicing small monochrome portraits from leftover paint on my pallette. Eventually I'll try a full portrait. ❤

  • @tonyclark3162
    @tonyclark3162 2 месяца назад +1

    Very helpful demonstration, I’ll be watching this repeatedly as you have provided a lot of information here. Thank you!

  • @carollegros8671
    @carollegros8671 2 месяца назад +1

    Best video for portraits. Helped me understand the process.

  • @vickimorris3675
    @vickimorris3675 2 месяца назад

    Fabulous session!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

  • @user-xt4ot5hb5s
    @user-xt4ot5hb5s 2 месяца назад

    You've done a great job, Liron---the likeness is spot on. I so admire the artist Misulbu too. His paintings are jaw-dropping. Another fantastic painter is J.Hunsung but when I checked his site recently, he hasn't posted anything in 4 years. You are a totally different watercolour artist & equally talented. I recently painted a portrait of my grandson but after 6 attempts was about to give up when the final attempt turned out the best(I hadn't painted anything in over a year). It's true what they say, that practice makes perfect. Thank you for sharing.

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  2 месяца назад

      Thank you so much! 🙏😊
      And what you describe makes a lot of sense - portraits especially are a hit or miss for me.
      Then one of them clicks and it looks perfect!

  • @judylangmuir3600
    @judylangmuir3600 2 месяца назад

    I really loved this teaching, Liron. Thank you for being so real in your learning, while being a wonderful artist. Please share with me/us the names of the two brushes you used. Is the smallest one a travel brush? 🙏

  • @ginabadeaux9319
    @ginabadeaux9319 2 месяца назад

    she was so beautiful from the beginning ,i paint from no photo ,i really need to look for references if i want my girls faces more realistic ,thank you so much for inspiring me every time i see you create

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  2 месяца назад

      Thank you Gina 🙏😊
      Yes, this is a great photo to paint.
      I don't usually enjoy these types of portraits as much (prefer black and white, stronger shadows), but this one made me want to paint it as soon as I saw it!

  • @cassandrascott2613
    @cassandrascott2613 2 месяца назад

    Thank you!! Very helpful

  • @ErikaBigaLee
    @ErikaBigaLee 2 месяца назад

    Me too I think I don’t like the many many glazes approach as well. Like the more direct approach capturing the essence and not necessarily photo realism. I was told by my students maybe I would like gouache for this reason. I haven’t tried it yet though. Maybe this summer.

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  2 месяца назад

      Yeah I should try it too honestly 😅

  • @patriciabarbosa3656
    @patriciabarbosa3656 13 дней назад

  • @simfimpim
    @simfimpim 2 месяца назад +1

    Hi Liron, I'm thinking of buying your Frustration Free watercolor course. Do you have a description of the topics that are included in the course?

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  2 месяца назад +2

      Thank you! Yes, feel free to email me and I'll send you the basic curriculum (:
      Liron @ freewatercolor . com
      The course is around 4 hours and 20 minutes, with 26 lessons. There’s also a bonus lesson of ~20 minutes.

    • @simfimpim
      @simfimpim 2 месяца назад

      @@LironYan Thank you! Will do!