Catchy title with a promise that really would be impossible to keep in the best case scenario.. it’s a commercial for a class. Not a bad thing if you are looking for a class. You’re a very good artist! You don’t need to make up BS video titles with magic tricks specially you as a great artist would know better 😊😊😊😊
Both! I can get messy but also create details. I have aphantasia, which means I can't imagine an apple in my hand if my life depended on it. I can't do guided meditation because all I see is black. However, I've been an artist since I was 18 months old. I won a state art ribbon when I was 8. I qualified to enter an art program at 11 but they wouldn't take me because I had to be 14. My art is done by gut. I understand shapes, shadows, and highlights because the brain knows when something is off. If I look at something I've done and something is wrong, I can find it and correct it ... but I can't plan it or take it out of my head. I draw by "feel" and instinct. I'm trying to learn to paint more loosely, but it's difficult because my brain goes for the details, which makes some works seem over processed. No matter how loose I intend the painting to be, I always get lost in the details, especially with pens. Trying, so thank you for sharing! The more I understand about loose painting, the easier it gets .... as long as I can leave it alone when it's done.
May I see a piece of your work. I wonder if your art is uniquely favoured by aphantasia or whether there are any distinct features that correlate to your art work and the condition
Neat! And this was one of the best teaching videos I have seen. And believe me when I say, I have seen a lot of painting tutorials over the past 5-7 years.
I really like this tutorial. It’s very helpful to see and learn with the variety of techniques used from start to finish. The splashes at the end brought your painting to life. Your painting turned out very cool. 😎
NEAT. Thank you for another watercolor tutorial showing your process and explaining why you paint how you do. And yes, white gouache helps make those highlight POP, especially the fine mist of the crashing waves.
That was a fantastic tutorial with so much useful information and great technical tips. I learned so much, and I'm going to give this a try!! Thanks for sharing your talent and experience, I really appreciate it very much!
I keep coming back to your tutorials because your precise explanations have made a significant impact on loosening me up. Watercolor is challenging, due to my perfectionist brain's proclivity to obsess over minutiæ. As a self-taught artist, comfortably facile with colored pencils and photo-realism, I decided to try mastering a more difficult-to-control media... while unlearning the various approaches that stymied artistic flowering in the past. I come to your channel and find inspiration... Suddenly, it's hours later, and have to tear myself from the studio to eat or I'll lose track of time hyperfocused on an experimental project that turned into a big fun new discovery! Thank You for lifting up other artists to a higher level of freedom of expression.🙏💫
Using 100% cotton paper really does make a difference. A teacher of intermediate watercolour recommended artist grade paints but never mentioned the importance of the paper. Consequently I started out using pulp paper. It dried almost instantly, and the paint was not absorbed by the paper. It just sat on the top. When trying to glaze another layer over the dried pigment the fresh layer just lifted up the dried layer resulting in a homogenious mixture of the two colours. Also- I found that the cheaper paper pilled similarly to ply/cotton fabric.
I am an acrylic painter and messy. I love giving details and what you said about uneven or broken lines is the details that I do. I tend to view my work from a distance to see how it looks. I have tried to be neat, but it was not fun. I am trying my hand at watercolors and just at the beginning stages. Absolutely loved the painting. Thank you very much.
I’m definitely messy! That’s why I always revert to street sketch watercolor and ink. You have been very helpful with the tips in this video. I’ll be back
NEAT and I desire to be messy so badly! I am transitioning from acrylic to watercolor and I am so tight with my process! Also, working from a limited palette is new for me and I find it fascinating! Thank you for this awesome video.
Ohh wow 🤯 I love these lighthouses! I am definitely a Neat loose painter. Thanks so much for sharing this information of tips with us. Just what I needed to learn.
Thank you for this video, it has been very helpful to me and I'm excited to try these things as I develop my painting skills. Perfectionism has been a hard thing to kick from my paintings, but I'd say I'm definitely more on the 'neat' side of the things. Which is why I've used more wet-on-dry techniques. Thank you for helping me branch out!
That was so very helpful, thank you. I have focal hand dystonia after years of trying to be neat and have perfect lines, so now it’s messy all the way, as this relaxes my hand so I can paint again 😊
Watched your class on the lighthouse. Absolutely fabulous and truly inspirational. I was a neat painter but found it to frustrating. Now moved onto be more messy and happier painter. Thanks for the class which seems to me to be a perfect balance between messy & neat. Bravo 👏😁
Messy would describe it but I’ve only been painting for a year and half so still learning at this point. I hope to paint more of an impressionist style but I love your paintings. I believe realism is needed to create an impressionist subject. I guess really the journey is about finding your personal style hope to do that someday. I am finishing up some courses now but will definitely check the masters class. Thank you for taking the time to share your exceptional talent.
Very helpful... I was surprised how you applied water to the paper and worked it and worked it. I would have thought the paper would deteriorate but I'm going to try that myself now. Thanks for many helpful tips and inspiration.
I Love it so much!❤❤❤ sometimes I love to painting messy and neatly when it's necessary. And when you work on wet on wet, the artwork turn so magical! That's why I love watercolors so much! Thank you fir this tips❤😊
I really enjoyed your video. Thanks. When you were putting in your washes, I think it would be useful to have some way of knowing how much time elapses. I suppose I'm saying I would like to watch the uncut version of you painting that lighthouse picture. I struggle with bigger washes, so I'm super interested.
I learned a great deal from this tutorial. I have been working on a sunset painting which could have greatly benefited from som wet-in-eet looseness as a whole in transitioning from one section to another. I also painted some pet portraits which pleased me greatly, however I had not painted the background as part of my process. This left me with great anxiety as I strughled to figure out how to paint a background around the subject without hard lines. Your technique of loosely painting around the subject must be the answer! Thank you very much for sharing your process!
I love your word Missy control that's kind of what I do in my paintings thank you very much for this video I have a Facebook group for art that I'll be sharing this video with. I also subscribed to you beautiful work
I am in the advanced beginner category. I have been very 'tight' [AKA NEAT], but with instruction & practice, I am becoming more 'messy' which is my desire to master both! This tutorial was easy to understand and added much to my grasp of watercolor technique! Much appreciated!!!!
Messy and abstract so I plan on using your excellent information and scoot just a little towards abstract. I am looking forward to experimenting. Thank you for an excellent video!!
Great video! Thanks for your generosity in sharing your knowledge, and for all the preparation you must have put in to prepare this video. Very helpful! BTW I think I tend toward messy, but there are some subjects that require me to be neat.
What a lovely video! Messy for me - with a touch of detail! I love painting wet into wet & seeing the surprise unfold. I’ve been practicing to get my skills back after a decade. I learned with larger brushes from Ron Ranson books & videos when he was still with us. He pushed for a very limited palette, just as you mentioned, & lots of loose wild skies, rivers, lakes & trees using big brushes- the hake was his signature brush. My practice now is to prepare to paint a sunset seascape as a wedding gift for my son. It’s from a photo of the place in Italy where he proposed ♥️🌅 Question: I watched you pour water onto the paper & spend a lot of time moving the water around. Did you add more water? Based on how much time you spent pouring & brushing water, it seems like you had a goal of extreme saturation. From what you said throughout the early part of the video while painting wet into wet, it seems I might need to focus on getting my paper extra wet for best wet into wet results. 🌸 Gorgeous video with excellent tips & explanations on why you make your choices! I’ll look into your courses! Many thanks!
@@paintingandchocolate I thought so!! Thank you for confirming this! I’ve watched 3 online teachers who give tutorials that appeal to my style of watercolor (loose, larger brushes, + wet into wet). The amount of water on the paper is never fully explained. I know it makes a difference from my own experience but don’t know enough yet to get it right for the type of paper & style of wash + paint I desire. Thanks for this! I’ll keep watching your videos & will consider taking a class with you when my life is a little slower ☺️
Thank you that was excelent. I am currently using a very restricted colour palate as I think the image holds together better. The only critique i would make is that the blue at the top of your painting didn't use a big enough brush, it's too streaky but you are currently my watercolour painting hero. Thank you for sharing your techniques
Hi Teri, in the description of this video, you'll find the masterclass link and everything is explained there, the photos of the projects are also displayed. I hope this helped!
Lovely to watch this work come together. Quick question if i could. Do you pre stretch your paper? Or does the better quality mean you dont have problems with buckling?
Excellent 👌...I feel you are right blend of wet on dry and wet on wet ..my biggest frustration in watercolor is SPEED! I hate speed in art...with wet on wet...could slow down ...like Louise De Masi style
This is excellent and very tempting. Too bad I must first get reacquainted with the basics after a break of almost eight years (and I didn't get far the first time!). I will practice and maybe take Francoise's "Landscape for Beginners" course first, but I'll keep this one in mind, that's for sure!
Messy …I tell myself I’m making art not blueprints. 😊 Also, I’ll put browns on yellow & orange in a heartbeat, looks great. No better layer than burnt sienna and yellow ochre. Great painting & information. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your stunning talents. I love to watch and listen to your you tubes. I am taki g your courses on skillshare Can you please advice me which set to buy? Inktense set of how many or faber castle set of 60. Are loose Inktense an option if yes which colors. Thank you so appreciated
LOVELYVID THX..JUST WANDERING HOW COME YOU HAVE A HARD DARK LINE ON THE RHS OF THE LIGHTHOUSE WALL WHEN THAT IS THE LIGHT SIDE AND SHOULD PERHAPS BE RENDERED WITH A SOFTER EDGE…SOMETIMES ACTUAL LINES CAN BE CREATED WITH REFLECTED LIGHT OR BACKGROUND COLOUR GIVING A SUGGESTION RATHER THAN A LINE MARK….JUST A THOUGHT THAT I HAVE PICKED UP THROUGH MY LIFE IN ART
Learn more about the lighthouse masterclass here : bit.ly/3AKIIBS
Catchy title with a promise that really would be impossible to keep in the best case scenario.. it’s a commercial for a class. Not a bad thing if you are looking for a class.
You’re a very good artist! You don’t need to make up BS video titles with magic tricks specially you as a great artist would know better 😊😊😊😊
Messy
Both! I can get messy but also create details. I have aphantasia, which means I can't imagine an apple in my hand if my life depended on it. I can't do guided meditation because all I see is black. However, I've been an artist since I was 18 months old. I won a state art ribbon when I was 8. I qualified to enter an art program at 11 but they wouldn't take me because I had to be 14. My art is done by gut. I understand shapes, shadows, and highlights because the brain knows when something is off. If I look at something I've done and something is wrong, I can find it and correct it ... but I can't plan it or take it out of my head. I draw by "feel" and instinct.
I'm trying to learn to paint more loosely, but it's difficult because my brain goes for the details, which makes some works seem over processed. No matter how loose I intend the painting to be, I always get lost in the details, especially with pens.
Trying, so thank you for sharing! The more I understand about loose painting, the easier it gets .... as long as I can leave it alone when it's done.
You will improve with this awreness about how to fix this and practice 🙌 thank you for sharing about you!
May I see a piece of your work. I wonder if your art is uniquely favoured by aphantasia or whether there are any distinct features that correlate to your art work and the condition
No pressure as I know showing work can be a private issue so excuse my directness. I am happy for only a comment on this and you don’t need to show
Very very good
Please share some of your works with us, I’d love to see your talent
Neat! And this was one of the best teaching videos I have seen. And believe me when I say, I have seen a lot of painting tutorials over the past 5-7 years.
Thank you so much!
I really like this tutorial. It’s very helpful to see and learn with the variety of techniques used from start to finish. The splashes at the end brought your painting to life. Your painting turned out very cool. 😎
I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you for your kind comment 🙂
NEAT. Thank you for another watercolor tutorial showing your process and explaining why you paint how you do. And yes, white gouache helps make those highlight POP, especially the fine mist of the crashing waves.
Yes, completely, I love it for waves 😍
That was a fantastic tutorial with so much useful information and great technical tips. I learned so much, and I'm going to give this a try!! Thanks for sharing your talent and experience, I really appreciate it very much!
Thank you 🙂
An amazing video full of useful accessible knowledge and techniques. I love your style and process.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
this is the kind of video that must be SAVED! thank you so much for sharing your techniques, much much appreciated
Thank you for your appreciation 🙂
I keep coming back to your tutorials because your precise explanations have made a significant impact on loosening me up.
Watercolor is challenging, due to my perfectionist brain's proclivity to obsess over minutiæ.
As a self-taught artist, comfortably facile with colored pencils and photo-realism, I decided to try mastering a more difficult-to-control media...
while unlearning the various approaches that stymied artistic flowering in the past.
I come to your channel and find inspiration...
Suddenly, it's hours later, and have to tear myself from the studio to eat or I'll lose track of time hyperfocused on an experimental project that turned into a big fun new discovery!
Thank You for lifting up other artists to a higher level of freedom of expression.🙏💫
Thank you for sharing about your journey too,.happy painting 🙂
@@paintingandchocolate
Very welcome🌺
Using 100% cotton paper really does make a difference. A teacher of intermediate watercolour recommended artist grade paints but never mentioned the importance of the paper. Consequently I started out using pulp paper. It dried almost instantly, and the paint was not absorbed by the paper. It just sat on the top. When trying to glaze another layer over the dried pigment the fresh layer just lifted up the dried layer resulting in a homogenious mixture of the two colours. Also- I found that the cheaper paper pilled similarly to ply/cotton fabric.
The paper matters more than the paint.
I am an acrylic painter and messy. I love giving details and what you said about uneven or broken lines is the details that I do. I tend to view my work from a distance to see how it looks. I have tried to be neat, but it was not fun. I am trying my hand at watercolors and just at the beginning stages. Absolutely loved the painting. Thank you very much.
You're welcome,.thank you for sharing about you!
I’m definitely messy! That’s why I always revert to street sketch watercolor and ink. You have been very helpful with the tips in this video. I’ll be back
Thank you ! And for sharing about you!
I see you using some of same techniques my professor Yong Chen uses. Excellent teaching! Thanks for your teaching s!! So appreciated!!
Search is for loose paintings 🎉
Thank you 🙂
The name is very familiar
Mostly working neat, I also love the realism in your picture of the lighthouse.
One of the best tutorials I’ve seen. The result is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this with us, really appreciate it.
You're welcome !
Super teaching video. Thank you for sharing your master-craft skills.
You're welcome
I loved this tutorial, you made it look effortless, but i know that there's a huge amount of learned skills going on there. Really inspiring!
I am glad this helps!
NEAT and I desire to be messy so badly! I am transitioning from acrylic to watercolor and I am so tight with my process! Also, working from a limited palette is new for me and I find it fascinating! Thank you for this awesome video.
You're welcome 🙂
Both actually...
I love to paint realistic paintings and explore more while painting.Thanks for the wonderful tutorial dear francoise.🤗🥰🥰🥰
Hey Sowmya! It's always nice to see you here ! 🙂
Ohh wow 🤯 I love these lighthouses! I am definitely a Neat loose painter. Thanks so much for sharing this information of tips with us. Just what I needed to learn.
I'm glad to hear this helps! Nowadays I also would label myself neat loose 😁
Thank you for this video, it has been very helpful to me and I'm excited to try these things as I develop my painting skills.
Perfectionism has been a hard thing to kick from my paintings, but I'd say I'm definitely more on the 'neat' side of the things. Which is why I've used more wet-on-dry techniques. Thank you for helping me branch out!
You're very welcome 🙂
That was so very helpful, thank you. I have focal hand dystonia after years of trying to be neat and have perfect lines, so now it’s messy all the way, as this relaxes my hand so I can paint again 😊
Watched your class on the lighthouse. Absolutely fabulous and truly inspirational. I was a neat painter but found it to frustrating. Now moved onto be more messy and happier painter. Thanks for the class which seems to me to be a perfect balance between messy & neat. Bravo 👏😁
Thank you for sharing your feedback here, I am glad to know this helps!
Messy would describe it but I’ve only been painting for a year and half so still learning at this point. I hope to paint more of an impressionist style but I love your paintings. I believe realism is needed to create an impressionist subject. I guess really the journey is about finding your personal style hope to do that someday. I am finishing up some courses now but will definitely check the masters class. Thank you for taking the time to share your exceptional talent.
Thank you for your kind message
Neat I find it really hard to do messy. Absolutely loved the video! Would love to be able to paint something like this. Cheers Patsy
Thank you Patsy
Spectacular demonstration. Thank you.
You're welcome !
Very helpful... I was surprised how you applied water to the paper and worked it and worked it. I would have thought the paper would deteriorate but I'm going to try that myself now. Thanks for many helpful tips and inspiration.
If it's quality paper you can 👍
I Love it so much!❤❤❤ sometimes I love to painting messy and neatly when it's necessary. And when you work on wet on wet, the artwork turn so magical! That's why I love watercolors so much! Thank you fir this tips❤😊
You're welcome 🙂
Wow, that was incredible.
I really enjoyed your video. Thanks. When you were putting in your washes, I think it would be useful to have some way of knowing how much time elapses. I suppose I'm saying I would like to watch the uncut version of you painting that lighthouse picture. I struggle with bigger washes, so I'm super interested.
Thank you, it gives me ideas for another video i can make to address this in depth.
I love the contrast of colors. Your demo helps a lot!
Glad to know this!
Wow! I love your painting and I admire your style. Very impressive! Thank you for sharing!
I'd say I'm more on the messy side.
Thank you for sharing with us 🙂
I learned a great deal from this tutorial. I have been working on a sunset painting which could have greatly benefited from som wet-in-eet looseness as a whole in transitioning from one section to another. I also painted some pet portraits which pleased me greatly, however I had not painted the background as part of my process. This left me with great anxiety as I strughled to figure out how to paint a background around the subject without hard lines. Your technique of loosely painting around the subject must be the answer! Thank you very much for sharing your process!
You're welcome !
The splatters at the end were perfectly controlled. Great lesson.
Thank you 🙂
This is amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!!! I am more on detail side so I tend to overwork my painting. 😖
WOW Fantastic, I've never painted before, I want to...this is a great help..Thank you !!
You're welcome 🙂
I do messy and neat depending on what I'm painting. This painting is beautifully done! I love how you made the waves pop out!
Thank you 🙂
Francoise, thank you so much for sharing your inspiring work and advice!
I appreciate this so much! You are a wonderful artist! God bless! ~
Thank you !
Such great advice and learning. Thanks.
You're welcome 🙂
I really enjoyed this video. Loved your presentation, soooo talented. Thank you for sharing!😊
I love your word Missy control that's kind of what I do in my paintings thank you very much for this video I have a Facebook group for art that I'll be sharing this video with. I also subscribed to you beautiful work
Thank you so much!
I am in the advanced beginner category. I have been very 'tight' [AKA NEAT], but with instruction & practice, I am becoming more 'messy' which is my desire to master both!
This tutorial was easy to understand and added much to my grasp of watercolor technique! Much appreciated!!!!
I am glad it served its purpose well for you, thank you for letting me know
So beautiful! ❤️ I'm more on a messy side 😊🎨
You are so incredibly talented, inspiring and encouraging!
Thank you ! I appreciate the kind words 🙂
Messy and abstract so I plan on using your excellent information and scoot just a little towards abstract. I am looking forward to experimenting. Thank you for an excellent video!!
You're very welcome !
Beautiful painting!!!!!
Thank you 🙂
Great video! Thanks for your generosity in sharing your knowledge, and for all the preparation you must have put in to prepare this video. Very helpful! BTW I think I tend toward messy, but there are some subjects that require me to be neat.
It's great you can do bpth neat / messy it will be valiable
Wow thank you for all this info I will watch it again and again. That painting is just amazing 🤩
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed this!
Very good basics techniques
I'm glad you enjoyed
What a lovely video!
Messy for me - with a touch of detail!
I love painting wet into wet & seeing the surprise unfold.
I’ve been practicing to get my skills back after a decade. I learned with larger brushes from Ron Ranson books & videos when he was still with us. He pushed for a very limited palette, just as you mentioned, & lots of loose wild skies, rivers, lakes & trees using big brushes- the hake was his signature brush.
My practice now is to prepare to paint a sunset seascape as a wedding gift for my son. It’s from a photo of the place in Italy where he proposed ♥️🌅
Question:
I watched you pour water onto the paper & spend a lot of time moving the water around. Did you add more water? Based on how much time you spent pouring & brushing water, it seems like you had a goal of extreme saturation. From what you said throughout the early part of the video while painting wet into wet, it seems I might need to focus on getting my paper extra wet for best wet into wet results.
🌸 Gorgeous video with excellent tips & explanations on why you make your choices! I’ll look into your courses!
Many thanks!
Thank you! Yes, I add a lot of water and I take time to make it sink into the paper fibres 🙂
@@paintingandchocolate I thought so!! Thank you for confirming this!
I’ve watched 3 online teachers who give tutorials that appeal to my style of watercolor (loose, larger brushes, + wet into wet). The amount of water on the paper is never fully explained. I know it makes a difference from my own experience but don’t know enough yet to get it right for the type of paper & style of wash + paint I desire.
Thanks for this! I’ll keep watching your videos & will consider taking a class with you when my life is a little slower ☺️
This is beautiful!! Love Love Love it!! Thanks so much for sharing
You're welcome !
Neat. Extremely so, sadly. I am learning a lot from your channel. Beautiful Lighthouse painting😻
Then I hope my tips help! keep it up!
Your calm slow presentation is inspiring thank u 🙏
You're welcome !
You’re artwork is fantastic! Truly great
Thank you
Thank you that was excelent. I am currently using a very restricted colour palate as I think the image holds together better. The only critique i would make is that the blue at the top of your painting didn't use a big enough brush, it's too streaky but you are currently my watercolour painting hero. Thank you for sharing your techniques
Thank you ! I bought a larger brush right after 😁
love ❤️ this!
I’m a combination of messy and neat.
That's great!
I’m messy. But find yours a more fabulous way
And I like your vibrancy which is not something I do
Love discovering you! And so love love your work!
Thank you so much !
This is brilliant, so many incredible tips 😊😊
Thank you Chantelle !
So far I have been messy, but as I progress, and slow down, I get neater. Especially with the details.
That is great, keep it up!
Very nice job with lost edges! Awesome painting process
Thank you David!
Enjoyed the lesson. I like being both messy and neat, but need more practice with the controlled messiness. This video was a good start.
Glad you enjoyed!
I live this technique, thank you for sharing, would love to hear more about your masterclass!
Hi Teri, in the description of this video, you'll find the masterclass link and everything is explained there, the photos of the projects are also displayed.
I hope this helped!
Beautiful painting with pretty lost and found edges.
Thank you !
Lovely to watch this work come together. Quick question if i could. Do you pre stretch your paper? Or does the better quality mean you dont have problems with buckling?
This was on a pad glued on all sides. It helps!
Great information...your lighthouse looks amazing!
Thank you
Wow! Thank you for sharing.
Excellent 👌...I feel you are right blend of wet on dry and wet on wet ..my biggest frustration in watercolor is SPEED! I hate speed in art...with wet on wet...could slow down ...like Louise De Masi style
I understand, it's a bit stressful at first. Paper and habit are key.
Beautiful! I love this ❤
That painting is beautiful!!!
Thank you so much
I needed this - thanks for your really clear explanation.
You're welcome !
Love love love this, an amazing teaching video
Merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel, votre aquarelle est forte, c'est superbe
Merci!
So beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing your techniques!
You're welcome !
Messy. Beautiful wave splashes. Thank you! this was very helpful.
You're very welcome !
An absolutely excellent video. Thanks.
Thank you, and you're welcome !
Wow, fabulous painting, thank you for sharing 😊
You're welcome 🙂
Very nice technic tutorial and painting. I was curious if you trimmed and angled the bristles on your hake and customize the handle?
No.I used it as such
Wow, beautiful painting. Thank you for sharing your tips. neat/messy I am not sure. 🤔
You're welcome 🙂
This was great! Thank you for the lesson.
You're welcome !
I love listening to you, and the techniques too.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed this!
A really great tutorial, thanks so much! X
You're welcome !
This is gorgeous!
My Dear you excel at this, thank you thank you
Absolutely loved it thank you
You're welcome !
How do you avoid blooms with so much water on the paper? Beautiful tutorial. Thanks!
I try not to leave puddles and make it even everywhere
Very very very informative!! ❤
I'm glad you enjoyed!
I like both ..l love you . Just beautudul teaching thank you .. ❤
You're welcome !
Lovely, love watching it become
I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Masterpiece ❤❤❤
This is excellent and very tempting. Too bad I must first get reacquainted with the basics after a break of almost eight years (and I didn't get far the first time!). I will practice and maybe take Francoise's "Landscape for Beginners" course first, but I'll keep this one in mind, that's for sure!
I'm glad thid felt motivating!
Messy …I tell myself I’m making art not blueprints. 😊 Also, I’ll put browns on yellow & orange in a heartbeat, looks great. No better layer than burnt sienna and yellow ochre.
Great painting & information. Thank you.
You're welcome 🙂
Excellent advice and tutorial. New subscriber.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed this!
Thank you! You are a treasure
Thank you 🙂
well taught, thank you.
You're welcome
perfect!!! Love this!
Thanks for sharing your stunning talents. I love to watch and listen to your you tubes.
I am taki g your courses on skillshare Can you please advice me which set to buy? Inktense set of how many or faber castle set of 60.
Are loose Inktense an option if yes which colors. Thank you so appreciated
Inktense and FC Albrecht Dürer are different and similar at the same time. Check out my watercolor pencil playlist as i shared videos about them both.
Wonderful 😊
Thank you
Messy!!!!!!!! :) This is exactly the style I love!!! Loose realism.
LOVELYVID THX..JUST WANDERING HOW COME YOU HAVE A HARD DARK LINE ON THE RHS OF THE LIGHTHOUSE WALL WHEN THAT IS THE LIGHT SIDE AND SHOULD PERHAPS BE RENDERED WITH A SOFTER EDGE…SOMETIMES ACTUAL LINES CAN BE CREATED WITH REFLECTED LIGHT OR BACKGROUND COLOUR GIVING A SUGGESTION RATHER THAN A LINE MARK….JUST A THOUGHT THAT I HAVE PICKED UP THROUGH MY LIFE IN ART
Really helpful, thank you!
You're welcome !