Finding this video after googling the possiblity of painting water color on tissue paper was what I was hoping to find. Your work is absolutely wonderful in this piece and the effect of bringing texture in this way can be manipulated to create varying degrees of relief on the paper, adding a sense of depth and beauty. I have found another inspiration in your art with the idea of using it on furniture as decoupage which could be a lot of fun. This is a beautiful example of creating this form of texture and I love the simple yet very effective presentation of a rocky cliff without having to go into great detail with paint. Thank you and I look forward to exploring more of your videos.
We were so worried about the sheep... until you installed the fence { ;- ) Adding tissue paper in this way is a very nifty technique. I will definitely try it. Thanks
Love it!! I've put really rippley tissue on canvas board, using an acrylic medium rather than glue or Modge Podge which can yellow. And I've used loose acrylics rather than watercolor, and I've loved the result! I'm going to try it on paper and with watercolor. Thank you for the demonstration!
So glad I found your channel, Liz. Many thanks for sharing techniques and your imagination to go along with the painting theme. Last not least: Finally I know what beauty can be created with the tissue paper I have lying around ...
thank you for sharing your knowledge, I love your art work, its breathtaking years ago I read in about this technique with tissue paper, but what they had you paint your picture mused then add your tissue paper on top, let it dry completely then finish painting the on top. really a cool affect
@@LizChadertonArt I so wished I had your beautiful talent. I know it’s many years of perfecting your natural talent. I do wished I lived close to you, so I could sign up for classes
Thankyou. I've been wanting to add more 3D texture to my watercolour and heard about using tissue paper. This will give me the ground texture to my outback paintings of rusty cars
I’ve also started playing with tissue papers added to projects and as backgrounds, tearing into strips etcetera for added textures . Thirst are really lovely thank you Liz👏🏾👏🏼✨
Thanks! This seems like endless fun. So many possibilities. I wonder if painting a bit before overlayering with the tissue would produce an interesting effect. The green area reminded me of sea lettuce drying out over boulders on the shore. I’m just about to head off to my art class this morning so this bit of inspiration was fortuitous!😃
Thank you so much Liz, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and beautiful landscape. And you’ve given me inspiration for a background for a card I’m making. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumb’s up too.. I’m very very impressed with your beautiful art work. Please stay safe and well too
Wow this is such a creative idea, i make things with the decorative part of the tissue paper & i always saved the inner pieces, that i peeled away, now i have something to make with them.
Thank you for this. I love this idea and this painting. And also the other paintings you showed us. I can't wait to try it. Keep up the good work. Love this. Susan xxx❤❤❤🎨👍🤗🤗🌸🌸🌸
Thanks very much, Liz, for sharing this technique using crinkly tissue paper in a watercolor painting. I really enjoyed this lesson, and am trying to create my own cliff scene. (I need more practice using my rigger brush, I see.)
I really like this technique. I purchased the peacock workshop, and I'm so glad that I did. Your teaching methods have really opened up my understanding of watercolor, and I'm very grateful.
Ive never seen this technique before so this is really exciting! I can’t wait to give this a go in my future paintings! Thank you for sharing your tips
I did this experiment with facial tissues, which has a different absorbency than wrapping tissues, it acts like really thin unsized paper. After stacking my facial tissues to a good thickness, I “glue” it together by completely soaking the sheets is water and then letting it dry. I diluted some food grade powdered gelatin in water and brushed it on my now dry sheet of tissues. I apply a few coats, since it’s unsized. Letting that dry, it really felt like crazy rough watercolor paper haha. The paper now has a ultra crinkled texture that is great for experimental practices.
oh my goodness, I would never have thought of that. It’s like making your own paper without making wood or cotton pulp first. I guess the only thing is the tissues will degrade with time, but does that matter? as you say, brilliant for experimental work.
The most lovely accent in the world is the British one❤❤❤
thank you…I think the Irish accent is wonderful!
@@LizChadertonArt i like them all !
@lilaccilla that's tactful 😊
Thank you!🏴 🇬🇧
Aw thank you
Finding this video after googling the possiblity of painting water color on tissue paper was what I was hoping to find. Your work is absolutely wonderful in this piece and the effect of bringing texture in this way can be manipulated to create varying degrees of relief on the paper, adding a sense of depth and beauty. I have found another inspiration in your art with the idea of using it on furniture as decoupage which could be a lot of fun. This is a beautiful example of creating this form of texture and I love the simple yet very effective presentation of a rocky cliff without having to go into great detail with paint. Thank you and I look forward to exploring more of your videos.
so glad you enjoyed it!
👋. So so interesting..hope every artist gives you thumbs up you deserve all our 10 fingers. 👏
that would be nice!
Liz, love this, going to try it❤
Have fun!
Pretty indeed
thank you!
I just love the idea of the wind blown tree! The bottom of the painting looks like the root system. How fun!
Thank you!!!
This is a great texture for roots!
this sounds so much fun thank you for sharing , will watch for more
Thanks for coming
Liz I had a good chuckle about not letting the sheep fall off the cliff. Great demo and tree
ooh, I’d forgotten that! well you don’t want your paintings to vasuse trouble 😊
Absolutely beautiful. Love the creases and folds. Love and hugs from South Africa
greetings back to you!
thank you for this tutorial, i managed to get more texture with this than cling film and spent a happy afternoon playing with paint
Great to hear!
I enjoy your work 4 ways to make collage paper using tissue paper and watercolor.
I have a few ideas similar in composition as a new artist
excellent!
Beautiful
Thank you
The tissue paper is a new concept for me. I love it and this painting is lovely 😍. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Totally loved doing cards with your ideas a year ago, now I’m coming back for a second course! Thank you!!❤
welcome back
It's so beautiful and easy as well.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you very much for sharing this technique . You’re a great Teacher.
That’s very kind of you to say
Thank you!!🎉
You’re welcome 😊
Just found your site. I am teaching beginners watercolour and already you have provided me with amazing ideas. More please!
Wonderful!
Love this! 💜 I love how you personify your paintings..caring about sheep you don’t want to fall etc. 🥰
I think every painting has a little bit of us caught in it
@@LizChadertonArt Thank you for your personal touch because it helps me relate and care more about what I’m painting. I’m a beginner. 🌷
I totally agree! I loved that bit, it made me smile :)
Great for unique card backgrounds. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
I have done two painting and I did one on 300lb watercolor paper and one on a canvas panel. I loved your class on this technique! Thanks
thank you!
Fun. Will I’ve this a go
have fun!
We were so worried about the sheep... until you installed the fence { ;- ) Adding tissue paper in this way is a very nifty technique. I will definitely try it. Thanks
phew! Glad we kept them safe 😆
Loved this texture!!
Me too!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Great idea for something unique, but not difficult. I can see lots of possibilities.
Glad you like it!
Fabulous. Sooo effective
Glad you think so! Please give it a go
@@LizChadertonArt I will 😃
Thank you for your lovely teaching video! I love your tissue paper technique! I can't wait to try this!
Have fun!
Thank you for a fun morning Liz. x
You are so welcome!
beautiful, i love the fence wording regarding safety, sooooo cuteeeee.
I wasn't even aware of it, until people started commenting !!
Que preciosidad!
thank you!
Your tree picture was beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
I just love this…can’t wait to try. You are so delightful to watch. I had to chuckle that you needed a fence to save the sheep. So thoughtful!😂
absolutely! Don’t want to be responsible for a nasty accident!
Thank You !
You're welcome!
Love it!! I've put really rippley tissue on canvas board, using an acrylic medium rather than glue or Modge Podge which can yellow. And I've used loose acrylics rather than watercolor, and I've loved the result! I'm going to try it on paper and with watercolor. Thank you for the demonstration!
Acrylic medium would be better, you’re right
Is acrylic medium the same as gel medium?
I love that you put a fence at the top.
health and safety!
So glad I found your channel, Liz. Many thanks for sharing techniques and your imagination to go along with the painting theme. Last not least: Finally I know what beauty can be created with the tissue paper I have lying around ...
It’s always nice when you already have the supplies to hand!
Thank you. Most interesting..
Glad you enjoyed it
An artist and a storyteller too. Wonderful. You make it look so easy. Will love to have agp
hope you enjoy it!
fascinating!
glad you liked it
wow thats so cool
have a go, it’s fun!
Thank you
You're welcome
Nice!!!!!
Pleased you enjoyed it
Now all I need to learn is how to paint!😩
The secret is just to start and not be intimidated by the paper.
Love this..❤
thank you!
Gorgeous….think I’ll try a stained glass window…thanks for your talent and patience!
hope you have fun with it!
What a great idea! I now have all sorts of ideas…Brusho etc.
Have fun!
So lovely
Thank you!
Very nice thank you
Most welcome 😊
thank you for sharing your knowledge, I love your art work, its breathtaking
years ago I read in about this technique with tissue paper, but what they had you paint your picture mused then add your tissue paper on top, let it dry completely then finish painting the on top. really a cool affect
that’s sounds good too!
@@LizChadertonArt I so wished I had your beautiful talent. I know it’s many years of perfecting your natural talent. I do wished I lived close to you, so I could sign up for classes
@@hollydawsonjames1999 where do you live? I do offer pre recorded courses too at www.lizchadertonstudio.co.uk which are great for those further away.
@@LizChadertonArt I live in Grafton a wee little town in Ohio. Please let me know when your having a class.
I absolutely love this use of texture! Glad I stumbled across you!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much I can't wait to give this a go with my granddaughter who will love it too 😊
Wonderful!
Loving the crinkled tissue paper look so much! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure
Gorgeously beautiful. Thank you for your sharing..
😮
Thanks for watching!
Really interesting, thanks
My pleasure!
Thankyou. I've been wanting to add more 3D texture to my watercolour and heard about using tissue paper. This will give me the ground texture to my outback
paintings of rusty cars
I think it would work really well with the cars
Love the texture of the tissue paper lends to the painting. I am excited to try it out.
Hope you enjoy it!
Very interesting, thank you
Very welcome
Fantastic technique, will give it a try. Thank you for showing.
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks!
no problem and thank you for the tip!
I’ve also started playing with tissue papers added to projects and as backgrounds, tearing into strips etcetera for added textures . Thirst are really lovely thank you Liz👏🏾👏🏼✨
That sounds great!
By the way, this my first viewing of your videos. One more and I think I’ll be hooked!
Ooh, I hope so. I've just prepared number 61 of my weekly tips. I didn't realise there would be so many when I started!
This is awsome! I love painting on bags, slate, tile etc... I can't wait to try this. Thankyou!
You are so welcome!
I love you didn’t want anyone falling off the cliff and also protecting sheep.
we’ve got to look after each other and the animals 🤣
Just beautiful! I really enjoyed watching you create,not just with your painting but also creating a story with your words-thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
Wow. Gorgeous outcome, and a great new technique to play with!! Thank you so much.
It’s lots of fun!
Thanks! This seems like endless fun. So many possibilities. I wonder if painting a bit before overlayering with the tissue would produce an interesting effect. The green area reminded me of sea lettuce drying out over boulders on the shore. I’m just about to head off to my art class this morning so this bit of inspiration was fortuitous!😃
If you paint first it is a pretty effect, but it partially obscures what you’ve done. Give it a go and see which you prefer.
very cool!
thank you!
I’m excited to try this out it’s so pretty
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful!!! I love it, and I love your personality!!!
You are so kind
Muy lindo 😊gracias!
De nada!
Thank you so much Liz, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and beautiful landscape. And you’ve given me inspiration for a background for a card I’m making. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumb’s up too.. I’m very very impressed with your beautiful art work. Please stay safe and well too
Same!!!!! And I am love loving this!!!!!
My pleasure 😊
So pleased
Thankyou Liz, this was inspirational! 💡
You are so welcome!
I love your tutorials as they make watercolors so much fun! Thank you
You are so welcome! watercolour should be fun, I think
Very interesting presentation. Will have to give it a try. Thank you for sharing your ideas, time and inspiration.
Have fun!
I love this idea! I’ll have to try it. Thank you for sharing
my pleasure 😊
I can’t wait to try it! Especially forcing me to be looser!! Thank you!
You have to be loose on this surface
Fun, easy, and beautiful! Love the texture! TFS the inspiration!
You are so welcome!
What a wonderful teacher and artist you are. Thanks for this lovely video. New subscriber!
Thank you so much and welcome
Wow this is such a creative idea, i make things with the decorative part of the tissue paper & i always saved the inner pieces, that i peeled away, now i have something to make with them.
That's a great idea!
Absolutely luv it and enjoyed your delivery!
So glad!
Love it, will definately try it. Thank you!
Wonderful!
this really reminds me of the Sumi-e paintings I've been looking at lately. It has that organic, spontaneous Japanese-y feel.
it does have a rice paper vibe
I never would have thought you could use watercolor over glue 😮
It’s a great texture…have a go
Thank you for this. I love this idea and this painting. And also the other paintings you showed us. I can't wait to try it. Keep up the good work. Love this. Susan xxx❤❤❤🎨👍🤗🤗🌸🌸🌸
You are so welcome! just give it a go
Thanks very much, Liz, for sharing this technique using crinkly tissue paper in a watercolor painting. I really enjoyed this lesson, and am trying to create my own cliff scene. (I need more practice using my rigger brush, I see.)
I hope you really enjoy it
I really like this technique. I purchased the peacock workshop, and I'm so glad that I did. Your teaching methods have really opened up my understanding of watercolor, and I'm very grateful.
that is lovely to hear. there is so much you can do with watercolour.
What an interesting painting!
thank you
Ive never seen this technique before so this is really exciting! I can’t wait to give this a go in my future paintings! Thank you for sharing your tips
You are so welcome! I love the effect. it’s so nice for all sorts of subjects.
I did this experiment with facial tissues, which has a different absorbency than wrapping tissues, it acts like really thin unsized paper. After stacking my facial tissues to a good thickness, I “glue” it together by completely soaking the sheets is water and then letting it dry. I diluted some food grade powdered gelatin in water and brushed it on my now dry sheet of tissues. I apply a few coats, since it’s unsized. Letting that dry, it really felt like crazy rough watercolor paper haha. The paper now has a ultra crinkled texture that is great for experimental practices.
oh my goodness, I would never have thought of that. It’s like making your own paper without making wood or cotton pulp first. I guess the only thing is the tissues will degrade with time, but does that matter? as you say, brilliant for experimental work.
Wonderful instructions, I can't wait to try this!
Have fun!
Can’t wait to try this technique. Thank you
Have fun!
Wonderful! Love the purple!
Thank you! 😊
I love this. I’m going to try it with the rice paper I have. I hope it will work🤞. I had a chuckle when you were painting the fence. 👍👍
Please let me know how rice paper turns out!
I have enjoyed this short video very much thank you can’t wait to try it for myself.
Hope you enjoy it
Thank you i love it
I'm glad you like it
That was brilliant Liz, thanks very much x
My pleasure!
Thanks so much for sharing this. It just took on life as you added the different colors and water. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love it...I love the cliff face
this surface is just such fun to work on!
Love this! How creative. Thank you so much. Definetely will try this .
You are so welcome!