IMO, one of the best watercolorists out there. Her paintings have so much vibrancy in them. Love the paints she uses also, gotta say I think Holbein and Mijello mission gold are amazingly vibrant and so beautiful, and go well with her style. Love Soon's work, she is truly one of the best!
+ArtistsNetwork thanks for the update, love the channel and much appreciated. I can't wait for more from her, I will be definitely signing up for those! She is truly an amazing watercolorist and artist.
It's magic! It's spectacular! It's divine! Your work inspires and invites us to join the wheel with you. It looks like we're going to be able to dance the same dance! Thank you for this beautiful life of yours!
Thank you for including your palette and water in the video. I'm new and picking up paint is what I struggle with. Other videos don't show that. Amazing work!
Hi there, Christine! There are three videos by Soon posted at our websites and you can find them also as downloads and dvds in our shop. See the description above for links.
Actually got the full time on Artistsnetwork.tv - for $5 - (for an hour and half plus++ lessons)well worth the money spent to watch the whole process from start to finish...and then give it a go while watching. It's good to watch it through once, and then gather supplies to be ready to do it on my own. First off...I need to find 300 lb test paper - which is hard to find in craft stores. I may give it a go with 140 test first...if that works.
Take your 140 pound paper... wet it thoroughly... wait a few minutes and then using the 'water' tape and attache it to your board. The paper will be prestreched and won't buckle when doing wet on wet.
Ive been to the materials list for this workshop and it's not helping at all since it's generic words : "Synthetic bristles (for scrubbing) Sable or synthetic/sable mixed rounds (for main application) Hake (for underpainting" How is this any help if we want to get the same brushes she used for main application ? synthetic or sable rounds can describe hundreds of brushes
I saw this question, but you asked it 5 years ago. Maybe you know by now, but if you still need an an answer it would be that she could probably do this painting with just about any brush. It's rarely if ever a brush that makes the difference in a painting. I used to wish I had the perfect brush or paint so I could do what I watched others do, but then I noticed more than once that time-on-tools is the main differentiator. Once you have practiced many, many times, you could probably paint watercolor well with any number of brushes and paints. Sure, some are easier to some degree, and maybe even a bit better, but the most important things are getting the drawing right, and getting the values (light and dark) right. Hope this offers you some help. Unfortunately, there is no substitute for practice and more practice. I wish there was.
That. Is. Amazing. I'm just getting back into watercolors and this is so inspiring. Thank you. What is the tool you are using to remove the masking fluid? Also, what brand mask are you using? Funny observation, we had dinner plates as a kid just like the one you are using as a pallet!
this is really amazing but I wish she would have included when she drew the dark lines but seems that she always skipped that step which I think it's the most important one
Such lovely work. I am definitely downloading the video ... (If you're interested, www.northlightshop.com/vibrant-watercolors-painting-water-dvd-u6123). It's so nice to see the step by step. Much easier than books.
Soon Warren's work is absolutely stunning!
Oh this needed to be MUCH longer... I could watch you do this for hours!
Your work makes me feel absolutely joyous!
IMO, one of the best watercolorists out there. Her paintings have so much vibrancy in them. Love the paints she uses also, gotta say I think Holbein and Mijello mission gold are amazingly vibrant and so beautiful, and go well with her style. Love Soon's work, she is truly one of the best!
+Santosh Sharma Thanks! Soon has a few new videos coming out on ArtistsNetwork.tv this Spring / Summer. Stay tuned :)
+ArtistsNetwork thanks for the update, love the channel and much appreciated. I can't wait for more from her, I will be definitely signing up for those! She is truly an amazing watercolorist and artist.
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Stunning!
It's magic! It's spectacular! It's divine! Your work inspires and invites us to join the wheel with you. It looks like we're going to be able to dance the same dance! Thank you for this beautiful life of yours!
Your work is so beautiful! I love and prefer nature paintings…thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. You are an inspiration to me.
That is the most amazing watercolor painting I have ever seen in my life.
Thank you for including your palette and water in the video. I'm new and picking up paint is what I struggle with. Other videos don't show that. Amazing work!
This was wonderful. Would love to see the entire video. thank you for sharing.
Beautiful painting, wonderful techniques.
Hi there, Christine! There are three videos by Soon posted at our websites and you can find them also as downloads and dvds in our shop. See the description above for links.
those squigly lines have so much flow .... nice work
Totally impressed with your work! Your lessons are so valuable. Thank you for posting
this instructional video.
Wow! Amazing painting
Thank you artist network for sharing your video and you are amazing artist
Hi pnikola123, yes, this is a teaser for a full-length video. Thanks!
Beautiful, really wonderful to watch.
Just beautiful!!!!
Actually got the full time on Artistsnetwork.tv - for $5 - (for an hour and half plus++ lessons)well worth the money spent to watch the whole process from start to finish...and then give it a go while watching. It's good to watch it through once, and then gather supplies to be ready to do it on my own. First off...I need to find 300 lb test paper - which is hard to find in craft stores. I may give it a go with 140 test first...if that works.
Take your 140 pound paper... wet it thoroughly... wait a few minutes and then using the 'water' tape and attache it to your board. The paper will be prestreched and won't buckle when doing wet on wet.
That's an excellent piece of work.
Beautiful!
Beautifully intricate
Hi Kasturi, you can download the materials list at our website.
Spray botter, hehehe. Great work! I love the layering
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I appreciate the clarity of how you show your techniques in this complex image. Heather
Amazing painting!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Fabulous work, thank you
Very very beautiful!!! Very very Compliments!!
Beautiful work!
Well done!
Love...love!
Well done, thank you.
love your work!!!!!
Excellent!
Hermosísimo, me encanto!!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Amazing 💕😍😍✨💕😍work
amazing! thank you................
wow, that is really good!
Amazing!
Amazing painting!!!
Is this a teaser? Do we have to pay to watch the whole video?
You sure are talented... Do you have DVDs showing your technique?
Amazing !! your video is fast , precise,
Wanted to purchase the full-length but all of above links are not working and pages are not found.
WOW!!!
Wow
It's wondeful
Wow!
Where do u buy those wide brushes? Thanks
Brilliant😊
Ive been to the materials list for this workshop and it's not helping at all since it's generic words : "Synthetic bristles (for scrubbing)
Sable or synthetic/sable mixed rounds (for main application)
Hake (for underpainting"
How is this any help if we want to get the same brushes she used for main application ? synthetic or sable rounds can describe hundreds of brushes
I saw this question, but you asked it 5 years ago. Maybe you know by now, but if you still need an an answer it would be that she could probably do this painting with just about any brush. It's rarely if ever a brush that makes the difference in a painting. I used to wish I had the perfect brush or paint so I could do what I watched others do, but then I noticed more than once that time-on-tools is the main differentiator. Once you have practiced many, many times, you could probably paint watercolor well with any number of brushes and paints. Sure, some are easier to some degree, and maybe even a bit better, but the most important things are getting the drawing right, and getting the values (light and dark) right. Hope this offers you some help. Unfortunately, there is no substitute for practice and more practice. I wish there was.
That. Is. Amazing. I'm just getting back into watercolors and this is so inspiring. Thank you.
What is the tool you are using to remove the masking fluid? Also, what brand mask are you using?
Funny observation, we had dinner plates as a kid just like the one you are using as a pallet!
what brands of paint brushes and paint is used here?
I can't tell the painting from the photograph =O
the ad is five minutes and you cannot skip it! Not worth the wait
Wow
Day1:canstartrightnow ?acrylics
I really don't understand how....
this is really amazing but I wish she would have included when she drew the dark lines but seems that she always skipped that step which I think it's the most important one
This is just a preview. There is a complete video you can purchase in the links above.
Soon-Yi's work might be stunning, but she really needs to find a better person for the sub-titles.
Funny to read computer-generated voice recognition. Soon Yi has no control over that, only her beautiful work.
Such lovely work. I am definitely downloading the video ... (If you're interested, www.northlightshop.com/vibrant-watercolors-painting-water-dvd-u6123). It's so nice to see the step by step. Much easier than books.
What is your favorite brand of paint?
In Subtitles, she calls you fuckers D:
water color waste of time! use oils first grade is over!