Rita .Sassatelli Use light wash of water, then use the color of choice, apply areas where there is light like yellow. Then repeat the process after laying down the base layer.
Is why it is called a discipline. Focus on your objective. Bending, or breaking rules at your own peril.(or in some cases peril becomes enlightenment) Once the basics are known and practiced, one could move on to bending and breaking said rules of the discipline. In Wu Shu I had to master sticky hands(bong Sau) before I could move to harder and harder body mechanics(Fuk Sao Dip Sao.....then weapons). After 12 years of focus, I am enlightened and I feel ready to venture away from the prison that is style and the trappings of technique to develop my own way of Tao te Ching and walking the path of the sage.
I really got asked a lot about mixing skin tones, so I hope I could help some of you understand my thought process ^-^ I will be working on more tutorials video soon. Give me suggestions on what you want to see covered next :) Also don't forget to check out the Basic Watercolor Tutorial >u< th-cam.com/video/yZy-nrpjmS0/w-d-xo.html
This is a super helpful and well explained watercolor tutorial, Laovaan! :) Thank you for this! Maybe I'll try it out with the help of your Tutorial by time :D
That smile in the end :D Thanks for this tutorial, it was very helpful! Your technique is really interesting, I never thought about letting everything dry, wetting it again and then adding the next layer - definitly have to try this :3
hmm...i wonder, why don´t you just add clear water instead of white to lighten up the skintone? in my experience white pigments in watercolors often kills the luminosity of the Colors and also make it hard to layer over it with darker Colors (for example: shadows) Also, there is the white of the paper, why not using it when it´s possible ;) anyways, great tutorial. love from Munich, Ira
Thank you ^-^ never thought you are from germany, too :D to answer your question, it's a matter of taste of course :) personally I like the skin more milky and dulled down and adding white helps to reach that tone I am looking for. But I rarely mix skin tones from scratch anyway, it was just to illustrate how I would do it :) I never experienced trouble with layering though ^^" Naples yellow reddish and a lot of other tones like turquoise or cobalt blue hue actually contain zinc oxide/titanium dioxide (white pigment), which is why you would have to use watercolor inks in the first place if you want to go for pure luminosity...^^ But I showed an example in the "HOW TO WATERCOLOR" video how it would look to do the skin only with transparent inks and it gets "radioactive" very quickly haha xD so yeah, it's up to your goal to decide what you want to use :) I hope I could help x)
Your tutorials are great. There are plentiful tutorials out there on "what's a paintbrush" and then they skip to super complicated because the artist isn't explaining everything. There's a huge gap of "middle level" between those and your tutorials fill them. Thank you so much!
I jumped and almost screamed when I had the notification ! Thank you so much for these explanations, I'm currently sketching my first semi-realistic drawing, and feared I would fail it with watercolors, especially with the skin, and now, I'm gonna be very careful but I won't hesitate to play with the colors and the layers ! Thank you for this !! :D
Your work is amazing. I learned a tonne from this video. The colour wheel for skin tone shadows was an eye opener. Also loved seeing the Noctis painting. One day I hope to paint him walking down the stairs with his weapons flying round him. Totally a cliche picture but I love it. I'm quite a ways from being able to draw that though. Top lesson learned from this is patience...let it all dry. So happy to have found your channel.
I love to watch your videos. I work primarily digital myself, but I love seeing traditional techniques used in new ways. This one was especially helpful, because when I have used Watercolors, the skin has never come out right. I think a big part of that was my own lack of knowledge, using the wrong paper and impatience. Thank you for sharing your stunning art (and face!) with us. I'm grateful to have your presence here on TH-cam.
Oh my God I tried out your tips and just painted the smoothest, most realistic looking skin I have every achieved with watercolors. This is the most helpful tutorial I have ever watched; my technique has been forever changed and I will now proceed to never paint skin another way again. Thank you so, so much.
THAT IS ABSOLUTELY FLAWLESS!!!! Water color is a medium that I'm way too intimidated to use because of how precise and delicate you have to be. I usually work in acrylic because "eh, if you don't like how something came out, you can paint over it," haha. I may have to reach outside my comfort zone, though, after seeing this. Bravo, good sir! Bravo.
I absolutely love you for the progress bar during silence to know when you'll speak again. So many times I've skipped through wanting to hear explanations during tutorials, but having a visible sign to know kept me patient. And thats on top of you answering all my questions as soon as I think of them! Amazing!
This is what I needed. This entire time I would just add skin color and then right after I would add my blush and shadows and more often than not I would get bad blooms and hard edges... Thank you so much for making this video!
I just found your channel and I cannot tell you how grateful I am and how helpful these videos are! I am very new to watercolour but I am really enjoying working with it. Thanks again!
Excellent example of how to render skin. The part where you wet the area first is really helpful. Thank you so much. I love your work. You are so talented.
Omg thank you. This has been the most comprehensible tutorial on skin that I've seen. I've been having the most troublesome time with making skin look smooth.
What an absolute awesome painting. I have never painted in watercolour before, not even one brushstroke, I can draw pretty good and do graphite portraits and have been asked regularly to do colour ones. After seeing this tutorial I am going to start watercolour from the very beginning ie; mixing skin tones so a very big thank you to you for setting me off. I look forward to seeing more of your tutorials.
I'm new to water colour and this tutorial gave me a lot of insight. I've been using color pencil for a while and really wanted to cross over into other medias. Thank you for doing this :)
Aaaaaaamaaaaziiing!! Thank you so much! I admire your work since the beginning and it's wonderful how you can explain your process so clearly and naturally.....I remember there was a translator in some of your videos or subtitles....you seriously had a gigantic talent!!! With her strength is my all time favorite. Thanks again and please keep sharing video like this because they are precious. 💜
So far that's been the best explained tutorial I've seen on creating smooth transitions for painting the face. It looks so ethereal. So excited to learn this. I'm really hoping I will be able to be patient enough to do this all in pure watercolor.
i don't have a white watercolour but ive found a way to just put not too much but enough water and lightly paint the face, it works good enough. this tutorial helped me out a lot!
I love these videos. I think you're truly a great teacher because your voice is so calm and soothing as you go through the steps. It's encouragement without actual words like "You can do it". I've been using watercolour for awhile but I also learn so much from your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Incredible. Thank you for sharing your process, that is very generous of you! You have the most perfect watercolors so again, thank you. I didn't even realize you had tutorials about your process. I feel like I have learned some key things that I have been missing. after watching this video i finally will give my first try at a water color portrait.
this video couldn't have come at a better time for me. Thank you so very much for your work in teaching such a complex thing in a way that makes it so easy.
WOW this video was brilliant but I feel I may need to watch it more than once! I'm looking forward to watching the whole video for this piece. Loved it 💖💖🇬🇧
Lovedd this tutorial! Thank you very much. The graphics you showed earlier on in the video were pretty concise! I didn't think of making a colorwheel for skin tones. I will be watching your channel. Thanks, Laovaan!
When you first showed this noctis drawing in this video I nearly fell of my bed because THIS IS SO PRETTY I HAVEN'T SEEN SUCH A GOOD WATERCOLOR PAINTING THAT LOOKS SO SMOOTH LIKE ALL YOUR DRAWINGS LOOK SO SMOOTH THEY ARE PERFECT
Thanks a lot sir. It has been a great help. You are the only person who has actually shown with such a detailed explanation on how to paint a portrait. I would request you to please make separate videos for different types of eyes , nose and lips and specially how to give a 3D look to our painting e.g. nose coming out of the paper... It will be a great help sir....
sir, please make a separate video for color wheel and values, specially how to mix the right color, different methods of producing black color without affecting the basic theme of the painting..Thanks ...:)
This was so easy to understand, you formatted it perfectly! Guess that comes with being a masterful artist AND teacher. Thank you so much!! Your English has improved, too. Now it's impeccable. :D God bless!
We've added English subtitles for the whole video this time! You can even let TH-cam translate them to your own language! Click the little gear icon (where you would choose a video quality), select Subtitles and then Auto-Translate. Try it out! :) EDIT: Русские субтитры доступны! Dostępne są polskie napisy!!
Thank you so much. This tutotial was exactly the one I've been looking for: how to achieve realistic looking skincolour in watercolour. Amazing video, learned a lot👍☺ 😃
just started getting into watercolor and this channel is the best at showing and making it simple to understand. life is strange is my favorite game so I really liked this . thanks subbed :)
Finally the skin tutorial from Laovaan!! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Its a detail tutorial and very easy to understand. By the way, I like Echolox's music too. Looking forward for both of your work 😀
Очень красиво. И очень полезно. Спасибо. Возвращаюсь и возвращаюсь к Вашим видео. Великолепные портреты. Даже просто смотреть - огромное удовольствие ! Я уже рисовала портрет с помощью Ваших видео . И хочу попробовать снова.
Could your please do a tutorial on painting realistic hair with watercolors next. I am really loving this series so far! Thank you for your awesome tutorials :)
i would love to see a video where you explain your process of creating those vibrant splashes of color that you add to some of your portraits. i love your work! you're such an inspiration and my number one favorite artist!
What an excellent video. Pleas do more exactly like this. Maybe explain colors even more. Would you make a video taking us step by step how to make the color wheel.? Even I add a beginner can see how important that color wheel is to choosing colors. Thank you again for such a good lesson.
Thank you for sharing your process including explanation of decisions as they are made. I particularly liked your flesh tone color wheel mixed with your flesh base. I am going to duplicate it. I've taken a three years hiatus. Watching videos has refreshed my mental wheels. I've been asked how I got such smooth skin transitions. Many watercolor portratists address the issue by painting skin tones in blocks of overlapping color. Your process most closely resembles my own. I tend to paint a wet transition with the minimum number of glazes, going to the final tones from the start and rarely 're-working. I'm going to try your method.
Thank you for your tutorials ! They are so helpful (specially for who can’t afford for a graphic tablets) ! You draw incredibly good and I really love your artwork ! And I might fall in love with your voice, thought.
oh wow. that looks amazing! i've been watching a lot of tutorials, tips and trix for watercolor lately since i'm trying to get good at using it, and i've not come across a similar "guide" like this so it was really good to see :)
It may not be correct to say that your paintings and your description are the best on TH-cam and perhaps many more locations - but I feel so inclined to say so.
bonjour Laovaan, Je trouve vos portraits magnifiques et je m'entraine tous les jours en regardant vos tutos, cela m'aide beaucoup, j'ai été graphiste et illustratrice pendant 40 ans d'abord à la main puis sur mac et je rêvais de faire de l'aquarelle depuis toujours mais sans me douter de la difficulté de cette pratique ....J'ai failli tout abandonner plusieurs fois mais finalement je m'accroche en espérant arriver à un résultat pas trop lamentable... En tout cas bravo pour votre travail.... J'adore..... Brigitte
Thank you so so sooo much for posting this! Smooth skin tones have always been a struggle for me, and watching your process was both informative and interesting. I hope to give your technique a try someday^^ I look forward to seeing more of your work on my feed in the future
My favourite artist doing a video on my biggest problem and explaining it so well that even a toddler could understand. You made my day.
Rita .Sassatelli Use light wash of water, then use the color of choice, apply areas where there is light like yellow. Then repeat the process after laying down the base layer.
Oh god, so many layers
I should try it, i usually just add the basic color skin + shadows xD
Same XD
thank you XD
Sameee, but I also add a little blush and some basic highlights
Same...
Is why it is called a discipline. Focus on your objective. Bending, or breaking rules at your own peril.(or in some cases peril becomes enlightenment) Once the basics are known and practiced, one could move on to bending and breaking said rules of the discipline. In Wu Shu I had to master sticky hands(bong Sau) before I could move to harder and harder body mechanics(Fuk Sao Dip Sao.....then weapons). After 12 years of focus, I am enlightened and I feel ready to venture away from the prison that is style and the trappings of technique to develop my own way of Tao te Ching and walking the path of the sage.
I really got asked a lot about mixing skin tones, so I hope I could help some of you understand my thought process ^-^
I will be working on more tutorials video soon. Give me suggestions on what you want to see covered next :)
Also don't forget to check out the Basic Watercolor Tutorial >u< th-cam.com/video/yZy-nrpjmS0/w-d-xo.html
Laovaan oh oh how the skin or the colors in general would look in a underwater effect like on a pool or the ocean
How about blurry backgrounds like the one you did in this piece
Laovaan Thank you so much for the tutorial. It will really help me out in my drawings. ♡
A little question, which are the watercolor paint you use?
KrisOnCreative he use schminke :D and others that are liquitex
Katenaru 03 Thank you!! ♥
This is a super helpful and well explained watercolor tutorial, Laovaan! :)
Thank you for this! Maybe I'll try it out with the help of your Tutorial by time :D
Rambutan Illustration Omg is it really you? I love your art!!
Rambutan Illustration how to watercolor easy flowers?
the problem with me and water colour is that I'm too impatient to wait around until everything is dry
Try using a heat gun or a hairdryer, it speeds up dry time by a lot
Use a hairdryer
Usually when I need to let it dry, I just go on my phone. Time flies by quickly.
same i get impatient but when i am patient, my paintings turn out wayyyyy better
Thatssss sooo trueeee same thing happens to me💯💯
That smile in the end :D
Thanks for this tutorial, it was very helpful! Your technique is really interesting, I never thought about letting everything dry, wetting it again and then adding the next layer - definitly have to try this :3
hmm...i wonder, why don´t you just add clear water instead of white to lighten up the skintone? in my experience white pigments in watercolors often kills the luminosity of the Colors and also make it hard to layer over it with darker Colors (for example: shadows) Also, there is the white of the paper, why not using it when it´s possible ;) anyways, great tutorial. love from Munich, Ira
Thank you ^-^ never thought you are from germany, too :D
to answer your question, it's a matter of taste of course :)
personally I like the skin more milky and dulled down and adding white helps to reach that tone I am looking for. But I rarely mix skin tones from scratch anyway, it was just to illustrate how I would do it :)
I never experienced trouble with layering though ^^"
Naples yellow reddish and a lot of other tones like turquoise or cobalt blue hue actually contain zinc oxide/titanium dioxide (white pigment), which is why you would have to use watercolor inks in the first place if you want to go for pure luminosity...^^
But I showed an example in the "HOW TO WATERCOLOR" video how it would look to do the skin only with transparent inks and it gets "radioactive" very quickly haha xD
so yeah, it's up to your goal to decide what you want to use :)
I hope I could help x)
Your tutorials are great. There are plentiful tutorials out there on "what's a paintbrush" and then they skip to super complicated because the artist isn't explaining everything. There's a huge gap of "middle level" between those and your tutorials fill them. Thank you so much!
I jumped and almost screamed when I had the notification ! Thank you so much for these explanations, I'm currently sketching my first semi-realistic drawing, and feared I would fail it with watercolors, especially with the skin, and now, I'm gonna be very careful but I won't hesitate to play with the colors and the layers ! Thank you for this !! :D
CHLOE !!!!😍😍😍
Your work is amazing. I learned a tonne from this video. The colour wheel for skin tone shadows was an eye opener. Also loved seeing the Noctis painting. One day I hope to paint him walking down the stairs with his weapons flying round him. Totally a cliche picture but I love it. I'm quite a ways from being able to draw that though. Top lesson learned from this is patience...let it all dry. So happy to have found your channel.
I love to watch your videos. I work primarily digital myself, but I love seeing traditional techniques used in new ways. This one was especially helpful, because when I have used Watercolors, the skin has never come out right. I think a big part of that was my own lack of knowledge, using the wrong paper and impatience.
Thank you for sharing your stunning art (and face!) with us. I'm grateful to have your presence here on TH-cam.
Gosh, I find it so calming and satisfying to watch these watercolour videos with you explaining in the background.
Omfg i love your hair XDD
It looks so soft tbh
Oh my God I tried out your tips and just painted the smoothest, most realistic looking skin I have every achieved with watercolors. This is the most helpful tutorial I have ever watched; my technique has been forever changed and I will now proceed to never paint skin another way again. Thank you so, so much.
I saw that thumbnail and I screamed "CHLOE!"
WizardHowl927 same
Max is also here!
THAT IS ABSOLUTELY FLAWLESS!!!! Water color is a medium that I'm way too intimidated to use because of how precise and delicate you have to be. I usually work in acrylic because "eh, if you don't like how something came out, you can paint over it," haha. I may have to reach outside my comfort zone, though, after seeing this. Bravo, good sir! Bravo.
I absolutely love you for the progress bar during silence to know when you'll speak again. So many times I've skipped through wanting to hear explanations during tutorials, but having a visible sign to know kept me patient. And thats on top of you answering all my questions as soon as I think of them! Amazing!
This is what I needed. This entire time I would just add skin color and then right after I would add my blush and shadows and more often than not I would get bad blooms and hard edges... Thank you so much for making this video!
That was just magical as you brought her to life. Her skin looked touchable!
So ein fein gemaltes Aquarell sehe ich zum ersten Mal! Megaklasse!
I just found your channel and I cannot tell you how grateful I am and how helpful these videos are! I am very new to watercolour but I am really enjoying working with it. Thanks again!
I loveee how you explain things so effortlessly, I so lovee your stylee
Excellent example of how to render skin. The part where you wet the area first is really helpful. Thank you so much. I love your work. You are so talented.
Omg thank you. This has been the most comprehensible tutorial on skin that I've seen. I've been having the most troublesome time with making skin look smooth.
deine wunderschönen Bilder waren eine Inspiration für mich selbst mit Aquarell anzufangen
What an absolute awesome painting. I have never painted in watercolour before, not even one brushstroke, I can draw pretty good and do graphite portraits and have been asked regularly to do colour ones. After seeing this tutorial I am going to start watercolour from the very beginning ie; mixing skin tones so a very big thank you to you for setting me off. I look forward to seeing more of your tutorials.
Any tips from anyone when it comes to skin tones would be highly appreciated
I honestly didn’t know watercolor paintings could be this smoothe.... I am blown away this is beautiful!
I've worked in several other mediums but I'm just now dabbling in watercolor painting. This was very helpful! Thanks!
Omg thanks I've always wondered how you are able to achieve such deep and natural skins in your watercolor paintings ! Thanks!
I'm new to water colour and this tutorial gave me a lot of insight. I've been using color pencil for a while and really wanted to cross over into other medias. Thank you for doing this :)
Aaaaaaamaaaaziiing!! Thank you so much! I admire your work since the beginning and it's wonderful how you can explain your process so clearly and naturally.....I remember there was a translator in some of your videos or subtitles....you seriously had a gigantic talent!!! With her strength is my all time favorite. Thanks again and please keep sharing video like this because they are precious. 💜
Ah, Frozen too💜
Bloom, Petal....oh, well....there are a lot of favorites
So far that's been the best explained tutorial I've seen on creating smooth transitions for painting the face. It looks so ethereal. So excited to learn this. I'm really hoping I will be able to be patient enough to do this all in pure watercolor.
i don't have a white watercolour but ive found a way to just put not too much but enough water and lightly paint the face, it works good enough. this tutorial helped me out a lot!
I love these videos. I think you're truly a great teacher because your voice is so calm and soothing as you go through the steps. It's encouragement without actual words like "You can do it". I've been using watercolour for awhile but I also learn so much from your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
POR FIN un tutorial simple, claro, profundo, completo y con una realización audiovisual inteligente! Felicitaciones y gracias. Te estaré siguiendo
FINALLY!... A SKIN TONE TUTORIAL FROM LAOVAAN!...
I have reached heaven
pink hydrangea ikr
pink hydrangea Ye
Your skin tones are one of my favorites. This was so helpful, as watercolor is my favorite medium and I would love to have my skins as smooth as yours
I've been obsessed with your work recently. and your teaching is I would say one of the best on youtube
Incredible. Thank you for sharing your process, that is very generous of you! You have the most perfect watercolors so again, thank you. I didn't even realize you had tutorials about your process. I feel like I have learned some key things that I have been missing. after watching this video i finally will give my first try at a water color portrait.
You are brilliant! One of my very favourite artists all time! Keep up the awesome work you make the world better!
so pretty!
bless your art skills T v T)
Now this man is a real artist! So amazing how this is coming together!!!
this video couldn't have come at a better time for me. Thank you so very much for your work in teaching such a complex thing in a way that makes it so easy.
I am amazed at how realistic and gorgeous this is.
What I've been doing wrong this whole time is not letting the skin dry between layers. I could have been a pro this whole time!!
that was sooo helpful. thank you🙏
you literally teach me something new everytime I watch you
how to colour hair..?
Alex Paul okay thank you
Nafleh Heart For watercolors or copics? He already has video for only copics.
And I think you are actually looking for watercolor tutorial for hair.
WOW this video was brilliant but I feel I may need to watch it more than once! I'm looking forward to watching the whole video for this piece. Loved it 💖💖🇬🇧
Beautiful work! Very helpful with great tips. I appreciated that you keep the reference photo up too. Thank you for sharing!
I just really really love the way you edit your videos they're so much fun to watch
what a cutie plushie you have behind you❤
I don't think I'd ever get bored of your art....so sincere...Just beautiful❤️
Lovedd this tutorial! Thank you very much.
The graphics you showed earlier on in the video were pretty concise! I didn't think of making a colorwheel for skin tones.
I will be watching your channel. Thanks, Laovaan!
When you first showed this noctis drawing in this video I nearly fell of my bed because THIS IS SO PRETTY I HAVEN'T SEEN SUCH A GOOD WATERCOLOR PAINTING THAT LOOKS SO SMOOTH
LIKE
ALL YOUR DRAWINGS LOOK SO SMOOTH
THEY ARE PERFECT
Thanks for sharing how you colour your skin tones...can't wait to try your technique.
this is the most helpful skin tone tutorial I've seen for watercolor so far! thank you!
Incredible lesson!!! I love your attitude and love of life!
Fantastic. I was completely stuck until I watched your tutorial. Now I am able to move forward once again. Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot sir. It has been a great help. You are the only person who has actually shown with such a detailed explanation on how to paint a portrait.
I would request you to please make separate videos for different types of eyes , nose and lips and specially how to give a 3D look to our painting e.g. nose coming out of the paper... It will be a great help sir....
sir, please make a separate video for color wheel and values, specially how to mix the right color, different methods of producing black color without affecting the basic theme of the painting..Thanks ...:)
Omg your FKA Twigs portrait is beautiful
Laovaan the wizard! You can make the most incredible masterpieces! Thank you SOOOOO muuuuuch!
This was so easy to understand, you formatted it perfectly! Guess that comes with being a masterful artist AND teacher. Thank you so much!! Your English has improved, too. Now it's impeccable. :D
God bless!
Ur paintings looks just so.... Magical!
We've added English subtitles for the whole video this time! You can even let TH-cam translate them to your own language! Click the little gear icon (where you would choose a video quality), select Subtitles and then Auto-Translate. Try it out! :)
EDIT: Русские субтитры доступны! Dostępne są polskie napisy!!
Trying out their English to Welsh;)
Echolox subtitles can't made in german but I can english so it doesn't matter
Auto-Translate also "works" for German, although I'm putting this in quotes because it doesn't yield the best results ^^
thanks for uploading this vid
if you have the cotman set.... no... but you can buy portrait pink from w&n proffessionelle
Thank you so much. This tutotial was exactly the one I've been looking for: how to achieve realistic looking skincolour in watercolour. Amazing video, learned a lot👍☺ 😃
just started getting into watercolor and this channel is the best at showing and making it simple to understand. life is strange is my favorite game so I really liked this . thanks subbed :)
When you are working on the eyes would you consider doing a close up shot so we can see even more details...thanks!
Finally the skin tutorial from Laovaan!! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Its a detail tutorial and very easy to understand.
By the way, I like Echolox's music too. Looking forward for both of your work 😀
Best tutorial I’ve watched yet thank youuuu
This is the best tutorial on water colors ever.
So smooth! Love it! Also I love the little blonde hair popping up in the corner lol
I love how you describe every detail! So generous with the information. I love your channel. 💓
Очень красиво. И очень полезно. Спасибо. Возвращаюсь и возвращаюсь к Вашим видео. Великолепные портреты. Даже просто смотреть - огромное удовольствие ! Я уже рисовала портрет с помощью Ваших видео . И хочу попробовать снова.
Your art is SO *AMAZING*💕💕💕
Could your please do a tutorial on painting realistic hair with watercolors next. I am really loving this series so far! Thank you for your awesome tutorials :)
Just found your page and absolutely BEAUTIFUL work Laovaan!!💖🥰
i would love to see a video where you explain your process of creating those vibrant splashes of color that you add to some of your portraits. i love your work! you're such an inspiration and my number one favorite artist!
What an excellent video. Pleas do more exactly like this. Maybe explain colors even more. Would you make a video taking us step by step how to make the color wheel.? Even I add a beginner can see how important that color wheel is to choosing colors. Thank you again for such a good lesson.
youre really an excellent teacher. I've never liked working with watercolor...your lessons have explained why...:) Thank you.
great loved watching the skin tones and would love to see more
Thank you for sharing your process including explanation of decisions as they are made. I particularly liked your flesh tone color wheel mixed with your flesh base. I am going to duplicate it. I've taken a three years hiatus. Watching videos has refreshed my mental wheels. I've been asked how I got such smooth skin transitions. Many watercolor portratists address the issue by painting skin tones in blocks of overlapping color. Your process most closely resembles my own. I tend to paint a wet transition with the minimum number of glazes, going to the final tones from the start and rarely 're-working. I'm going to try your method.
This is the best tutorial I’ve come across so far! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your tutorials ! They are so helpful (specially for who can’t afford for a graphic tablets) ! You draw incredibly good and I really love your artwork !
And I might fall in love with your voice, thought.
excellent tutorial. not many give this level of information about their process.
oh wow. that looks amazing! i've been watching a lot of tutorials, tips and trix for watercolor lately since i'm trying to get good at using it, and i've not come across a similar "guide" like this so it was really good to see :)
It may not be correct to say that your paintings and your description are the best on TH-cam and perhaps many more locations - but I feel so inclined to say so.
I really love your Watercolor paintings of chole from Life is Strange dude!:)😍😍😍
this was WONDERFULLY explained; thank you so much
this is the best water color tutorial i ever watch. u made my day😄
All the waiting for the layers to dry would surely take a very long time? And a hell of a lot of patience!
bonjour Laovaan,
Je trouve vos portraits magnifiques et je m'entraine tous les jours en regardant vos tutos, cela m'aide beaucoup, j'ai été graphiste et illustratrice pendant 40 ans d'abord à la main puis sur mac et je rêvais de faire de l'aquarelle depuis toujours mais sans me douter de la difficulté de cette pratique ....J'ai failli tout abandonner plusieurs fois mais finalement je m'accroche en espérant arriver à un résultat pas trop lamentable... En tout cas bravo pour votre travail.... J'adore..... Brigitte
You made it look so easy. ❤️. I haven’t done much with watercolor since they are my “fear” medium, but maybe one day I’ll overcome it and give a try.
Truly remarkable how it comes to life fantastic
The face alone is too much learning ^.^
Great video .. thank you very much
Love the voice over and getting to see your cuteness! Really awesome video, its making me want to look for my cotmans.
Спасибо огромное за проделанную работу! Это просто шикарный урок!
Thankyou for make this tutorial,It's so useful 💗💗💗
Thank you so so sooo much for posting this! Smooth skin tones have always been a struggle for me, and watching your process was both informative and interesting. I hope to give your technique a try someday^^ I look forward to seeing more of your work on my feed in the future