How to Paint Water in Watercolor - 3 Quick Fixes

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There are 3 rules that you must follow when painting water scenes in watercolor. These may seem like minor details but they make a big difference in the believability of your painting.
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[@thejazzpianist25]

the "more drying, more fading" was very helpful, even if it's something I've observed, hearing it said helps it catch in my memory

[@Gigiridgway]

Thank you thank you, I need that

[@petevanhemert88]

Thanks Matt! A month ago My paintings looked like a five year old did them, now, with your helpful videos, I’m getting better. Watercolor is hard and challenging, it’s why I like it. Keep up the good work!

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

I'm so glad to hear that Pete!

[@ellencorry7561]

You make it so clear and easy to follow 😊

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Thank you Ellen!

[@artericson]

The part I enjoyed most about this is the explanation of perspective and how your eye is drawn into a painting. Thanks for sharing!

[@joycelynjolly927]

Matthew, I am so grateful for the instruction you offer. I am a new watercolorist and was working mostly by trial and error. Then I discovered your videos and the detail, the logic, the artistry and the encouragement you offer is exceptional. Thank you

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

So happy to hear that. Thank you!

[@brightonrosie]

Hi Matthew Another fabulous tutorial. I feel the “Penny has dropped” with this one and I will start implementing the perspectives from now on THANK YOU 😊

[@christinebravomom5711]

Thank you! So timely for me. Your tips convinced me to trash my in progress painting and start over before I wasted any more time on it.

[@cynthiastandridge5230]

Thank you so much for this! I understand now.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

So glad to hear that!

[@1msfit]

This is all great information! Thank you so much. Wish I had known this a couple of months ago when I did a moose in a pond that my husband and I saw on a day hike in the Tetons. It turned out surprisingly well (one of my best so far), but it would have been easier and even better if I had known all this back then. It will come to good use in the future though! By the way, I appreciate the way you always do a brief summary of your main points at the end of each lesson-very good teaching technique.

[@cilene2805]

Excellent tips. Thank you!

[@chiarasola826]

Great tips! Thank you 🙂

[@colorfulwater5070]

Really helpful, thanks!

[@Joanna-nr4jt]

Another excellent, clear and really helpful video thank you!

[@sue6002]

Super helpful. Thanks Matt!!👩🏻‍🎨🙂

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

So glad!

[@craiggross9629]

EXCELLENT!! THANK YOU.

[@bonnietoney4200]

Thanks. These are so helpful.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you like them!

[@pauline3379]

Great tips, thank you 😊

[@artericson]

I agree! Great tips that help!

[@ShahidAli-sb9oi]

Thank you I love it , me too I like to paint water more , I see this video for my competition thank you, pray for me

[@mateoacevedocontreras6087]

really nice video! I enjoy the way you break down your paintings in a helpful way, it's nice to see artists who don't mind at all sharing their process but even actively seek to share this knowledge. I believe it enhances the way of seeing the artworks and also the craft itself

[@artericson]

I agree, nothing is held back!

[@RomaFlores]

great tips. do u ever paint water in the distance darker because it's deeper, than water.closest to u? read that somewhere.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

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