Helpful Watercolor Tips and Tricks 🔴 Lesson 1 🔴 How To Get Light Area in Watercolor Painting
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Starting new series of longer instruction videos from my popular Instagram Reels - Helpful Watercolor Tips and Tricks. Followers really enjoyed those short demonstrations of painting techniques and I decided to make them more detailed with explanations and demonstrations.
You can make suggestions on your main painting issues, will be uploading these Lessons once a week!
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🖌️MATERIALS:
Paper - Watercolor hot pressed paper, 100%cotton, starting from 300gsm
Pigments - For this Lesson, you can choose any pigment you most like :) AND you don't need any white pigment!!!
Brushes - simple synthetic brush, fine tip synthetic brush
Paper towel, water
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Kristine
I just stumbled across you an hour ago, and I’m already so grateful for the videos I’ve seen! I can’t wait to try the tutorials now that my high quality paper has arrived! Thank you so much. 💜
Just wanted to let you know that ‘bow’ (as in a ribbon) rhymes with ‘no.’
‘Bow’ (as in bowing your head to a queen) is pronounced the way you were in the video, rhyming with ‘now.’
I’m incredibly grateful to be a native English speaker because it is an absurdly difficult and absurd language, and I can’t even imagine trying to learn it as a second language. I have so much respect for anyone who can speak multiple languages, but especially if they’ve learned such a convoluted language like English as an adult.
Your English is spectacular, and I’m incredibly grateful that you’re willing to post these videos in English. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching and truly happy that you are learning something new 🤩🙏
About the language - I do have mistakes, and so thankful when someone corrects me. I was so wrong with correct pronunciation of “Ceramic palette” 🎨😅😜
I know 3 languages and on to learning French language 🤩🤩🤩
you are a good teacher. i appreciate starting out on smaller simpler subjects to practice on over and over again.
Yes it is very good!!! And many are asking for something simpler and more basic
You are such a wonderful painter, and teacher! Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching 🥰👌
Thank you
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You're welcome 😊
Thank you for explaining and filming this so clearly. I could tell exactly how much water you had on the brush. That is the most difficult part for me, controlling the water.
This is tricky part. Going to make Lesson on this issue - water control
Hello! Thank you 😊
You are very welcome!!! Keep painting 🥰
Thank you 🙏
Welcome 🤗
So excited for this new series! Thank you ❤️
Yes 🙌🥰 me too, they will come out on a weekly basis 🥰🙌👍
Hello Kristine, and thank you for sharing!! BEAUTIFUL Artworks and great lessons!!❤️❤️❤️🥰
Will be making more short technique lessons 🥰
I admire your botanical work with great interest. Thank you for this helpful video.
Thank you! And you are very welcome 🤗
Thank you for this new series it’s so helpful!
I guess it is important to show separate stages and different techniques
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Beautiful 🤩 Thank you 🙏
Welcome 🤗 happy to be helpful in watercolor painting
Your paintings are so beautifully realistic..can’t wait to practice this.
Thankyou for sharing your knowledge with us.
I’m happy to share more and more 🥰👍
@@KristineArt Blessings to you 🙏🤗 Your videos are brilliant
I'm very happy to have found your channel. Your work is beautiful - I really admire watercolor realism. In this tutorial you mention to always let the piece dry before adding more layers, so about how many layers did you do for this petal and how long did it take for you to finish it?
Thanks for asking - I paint with lots of layers 10-20 maybe 🤔 and my layers are quite dry. I don’t physically wait for the layer to dry. When I apply one area, then in order for this area to get dry I will paint other are, then skip to the next one. Then come back to the first one I painted which is already dry. This kind of petal can take up to 1 hour, but I’m a fast painter
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing will be practicing this in the morning☕
Amazing! All the best wishes 😊
Nice job on the highlights! I know my students have a hard time with this as well.
Yes, it is beauty of watercolors and a nightmare for beginners 🙈🥰
wow beautiful. pretty impressive technique. excellent work my friend. keep it up. I love it. 2 thumbs up
Thanks for double thumbs 🥰🙌
Thank you for another fabulous tutorial , I’m learning so much from you 😍🥰
So happy to hear that!
I love the petal. I always struggle with adding lines etc so I try not to do them. I would love you to do a detailed video on how to add details to petal edges and veins etc. I just cant do them for some reason. :-)
It is all about the practice but I will be adding now more detailed watercolor painting lessons
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing
Welcome. These Tips&Tricks for watercolor painting will be coming out on a weekly basis 🥰👍
Love your demo, thank you! Do you wet the paper only one time for all your paintings?
I apply watery layer to the area I’m painting on. Not the whole paper. And for that specific area I apply watery layer only once
I love your channel!! Thank you for your tutorials!! May I ask what lind of paper you are using? 100% cotton or? Thank you!!!❤
You’re welcome 😊 Paper is hot pressed and 100% cotton
With the first petal.....could the same thing be achieved by dropping in colour, wet in wet, without doing all the fine lines ?. If yes, I would love you to do a video on that. :-)
First layers are wet on wet and then I go more into dry brush technique. I feel more in control that way. Also more finer transitions in tonal values. More folds and curves can be painted with dryer brushstrokes
@@KristineArt OK. I've been trying to learn about drybrushing but not getting very far.. LOL
Genial Muchas gracias.
Que número de pincel estás usando para hacer las líneas finas?
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