Every time i tune in to your site, I am garanteed, I will learn your advice where i am failing, So i thank you so much for your tutorial sir, And your time. Rob.
I resonated to your "Impatient" Just yesterday, I tried to paint a swan. Midway I wanted to give up. Luckily I took a break & continued painting later in the day & it turned out great. I realised how impatient I was & apparently I'm not alone on this :)
Thank you.... As a beginner I have every one of these errors 😆. I detail absolutely everything and end up with something akin to 'Wheres Wally'. Looking forward to having a go at being much more loose!..... Oh wait.... There's a blade of grass 😆🌾
Yep. Dangit. :) All true, all things I struggle with. Thank you for being willing to tell us again in fresh ways. Hope to keep moving forward, a little at a time. Super useful.
My problem is not knowing when to just give up and start over! Thanks for your videos. They have been so helpful to me and I love incorporating your suggestions into my practice!
And again good load of theory supported with decent examples. I am a beginner still in this medium and I've noticed that early stages of watercolor experience are destined to fail just because this medium is so complex and so rich of possibilities which naturaly make painters overwhelmed ( or at least me ). I think the only way to progress is to give ourselves enough credit and practice, practice, practice... Then practice again 🙂
Here in the philippine, we have this professional watercolor artist named JC VARGAS.......he paint using a cheap school grade watercolor.... You can chech that out here in youtube sir..... 😉
I had noted as a beginner ( like me ..though 5 years yo yo with watercolour)...we like tight realistic art..then as you see and observe more we tend start to understand more impressionistic style. Why is it so?
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Solid advice. Important reminders! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
This is so on point! Thank you for this. And thank you, too, for showing your older paintings versus your recent ones. Wow! Bravo!
You are so welcome
Every time i tune in to your site, I am garanteed, I will learn your advice where i am failing, So i thank you so much for your tutorial sir, And your time. Rob.
Thanks Rob!
I resonated to your "Impatient"
Just yesterday, I tried to paint a swan. Midway I wanted to give up.
Luckily I took a break & continued painting later in the day & it turned out great.
I realised how impatient I was & apparently I'm not alone on this :)
Great lesson and beautiful paintings
Thank you!
Thank you.... As a beginner I have every one of these errors 😆. I detail absolutely everything and end up with something akin to 'Wheres Wally'. Looking forward to having a go at being much more loose!..... Oh wait.... There's a blade of grass 😆🌾
Glad it was helpful!
I need to work on making further away subjects have less contrast, great tips 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Yep. Dangit. :) All true, all things I struggle with. Thank you for being willing to tell us again in fresh ways. Hope to keep moving forward, a little at a time. Super useful.
My problem is not knowing when to just give up and start over! Thanks for your videos. They have been so helpful to me and I love incorporating your suggestions into my practice!
Glad to hear that. Thanks!
Thank you so much for all the things that I learned from you
Thank you very much for the video, you are so right! There are some things that i need to improve. 😅
Good stuff man.
Appreciate it!
5:22 I love this.
Nice 👍🏼 👍🏼
Thanks 👍
And again good load of theory supported with decent examples. I am a beginner still in this medium and I've noticed that early stages of watercolor experience are destined to fail just because this medium is so complex and so rich of possibilities which naturaly make painters overwhelmed ( or at least me ). I think the only way to progress is to give ourselves enough credit and practice, practice, practice... Then practice again 🙂
Always such good guidance Matt! Thank you!
Here in the philippine, we have this professional watercolor artist named JC VARGAS.......he paint using a cheap school grade watercolor.... You can chech that out here in youtube sir..... 😉
I had noted as a beginner ( like me ..though 5 years yo yo with watercolour)...we like tight realistic art..then as you see and observe more we tend start to understand more impressionistic style. Why is it so?
Do you recommend a certain big mop brush (size, etc.)? I realized all of my brushes are too small!
PLEASE show the BRUSHWORK as I do not know what you mean. You showed all the other content. Thank you.
Great content as always! But please, don't flip the image anymore, it flips me out to see the table moving around 😅