Wet on Wet Watercolor Technique
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show you the basic technique of wet on wet or wet into wet watercolor painting. Perfect for beginners or improvers, I talk you through the uses for the technique then show you how to do it in a simple step by step painting tutorial.
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Did you find this video helpful and do you use this technique?
Yes! Yes! This technique has baffled me. I will practice wet into wet correctly now and carefully control the water. No one has demonstrated it in just this way. Thank you!
@@florafauna5913 Oh I am so pleased it helped you ☺️
I find all of your videos very helpful.
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What a beautiful and elegant flower. To me, that elevates "florals" to a new level. The background and contrasts really make it pop. :)
Thank you 😊
Michele, Thank you for the wet on wet instruction. I really appreciate the basic instruction of applying water and paint to paper. Today I’ve watched several of your tutorials, recent and not so recent, and tutorials I’ve seen before too. I am focusing on deliberate practice. What I’m trying to say is, now, I understand I cannot copy others to be loose, first I must learn the basics. Thank you so much.
No problem Joanne!
P.S. I had somehow gotten it into my head that almost everything was done wet on wet. Thank you for clarifying the purpose of that technique. Funny how you can watch several videos about a similar subject but then, someone makes a point that no one else has brought up. I've found that happening in several of your videos. Very grateful for that.
So glad i stumbled on your videos Michele. You’re such an excellent teacher. Your pacing is wonderful - you patiently explain everything, without too much unnecessary talking. I learn something new with every time. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Your art is fabulous and your video commenting also top class. You only say and show what your students need to know without filling time with non-essentials. I really enjoy your tuition!
Thank you so much Jo!
Of necessity I am still in isolation due to the pandemic and have taken up drawing and watercolor to help get through it. I have started doing lessons from a book for absolute beginners, but your videos provide so much more help. Thank you very much for doing these. I have heard and seen other videos where areas were wet down and then painted and thought that was all there was to “wet in wet.” I have never seen this technique demonstrated as you have done here. It is such a big help and makes so much sense! I appreciate your clear, concise and pointed instruction. When I finish this book, I would like to sign up for a Patreon course with you. Thank you again.
Thanks for watching Jodi :-)
Your demonstration makes wet on wet technique approachable. I look forward to practicing it. I want to free up my painting style as I've been using acrylics this past year and want to try my hand at working in watercolors.
Amazing demo & explanation. Thank you. I love that effect for your background & am now confident to give it a go.
What a fabulous tutorial. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
such beautiful color combinations. Great job!
You are amazing 💕💕
Thank you - I was struggling - will try your tips
I'm a complete beginner. I have tried but not very successfully yet.This has been very useful example. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Really helpful Michele! I’ve never before seen this technique explained, and it is so important. Thank you! 🌸👍 Donna
Thanks Donna, that's exactly why I wanted to make videos, far too much fluff out there and not enough proper techniques! 😁
In the Studio with Michele Webber: I appreciate your efforts on our behalf! Thanks for all you do. 💕🌸
Michele I learn so much from you😃thank you!!!!
I'm so glad!
Yes, indeed this was helpful. I was pre-wetting, using too much water and too much paint. My paints weren't vibrant and they were just blending into each other too much, becoming muddy and washed out. This conserves paint and makes them look vibrant. It's the perfect application. Thank you for sharing this practical application video and the insight you gave to keeping color harmony while developing light and contrast. Beautifully composed, thoughtful teaching video. I very much appreciated this.
Glad it was helpful Brandi!
So thats how they do that type of background ... Thank you ! Lovely !
You are welcome Tracy, it's much easier when you see it done ☺️
No problem Tracy, it's much easier when you see it done ☺️
I was making many mistakes on my background, this was very helpful Michele! Thank you!
So glad!
This makes sense to a newbie. Thanks.
You are very welcome Marlise, so glad you found it helpful :-)
Gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
There's something else we agree on! I like to work observationaly or from my own photos❣
Such a clear lesson! Thank you so much, I will try this tonight.
You are welcome Pat, good luck ☺️
I am learning so much from you! Thank you!
Glad to help
Very helpful example. Thank you!
No problem Sherry, thanks for watching!
Great point! Thx
No problem!
Beautiful painting. Thank you for your clear instruction.
You are very welcome Jennifer - thanks for watching!
My internet is kinda wonky right now so I can't seem to get back to the video I was watching to leave a comment. It was about the 10 Common Myths on WC. I did find it helpful; mainly because what you said is pretty much what I already believed to be true! Thank you Michelle. And GOD bless you❣
'Tis the season for Wonky internet I expect, thanks for taking the time to comment, take care!
Oh no, we had a bombing in Nashville a few blocks from the AT&T building on Christmas morning. They shut down our internet about 3hrs later till last night. Then it's been off & on since.
I love your background technique.
Thank you so much!
Practicing this technique at the moment. You make it look so easy.. :) Thank you!
You can do it!
You have a very nice way of painting and teaching! Thank you! I learned a lot today.
Awesome, thank you!
Fantastic demo Michele, I learned a lot from it.
Fantastic!
I am doing so much better with wet on wet after painting along with this video. I see now that I need to use a very bright light at my desk when I paint and to tip the paper to watch the water for that magical moment when the wetness is "just right". Sometimes I adjust the water on the paper with a brush. I really need to be patient. I am getting better and I keep on practicing. Thank you!
So pleased it was useful to you! I actually paint flat when I am not filming, but whatever suits you best ☺️
I like those charts behind you, great reference..
Yes I designed them, I sell them in my Etsy shop 🎨
I have found backgrounds really difficult so thank you for this advice and for sharing your techniques, I will be giving it another try 😊
You are welcome Julie, the more you practice the better you will get!
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful and lovely flowers! 😍 👏👏👏👍😊
Have a nice day 😊 ❤️
Let's stay in touch my friend! 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Michele.....loving your videos. Do you ever use Gouache ?
Sometimes, usually as mixed media, but I want to do more so will probably post some tutorials in due course.
Hi Michele. A wonderful video as alway. Thank you. Have you made a video for beginners on wet on dry?
Not yet! I will add it to my list!
I’m not on FaceBook..could you briefly tell me how you did the delicate flower centers? Did you use watercolor pencils to get the detail?
Nope, I used masking fluid for the little white stamens (could be the wrong word) and dropped shadow on top. After removing the mask I dropped the little yellow tips in with a small brush.
Thank you for sharing so generously. I notice your paper isn’t taped down. Are you working from a block? Is it sealed on all sides? You’re getting very close to the edge. Does this affect the papers underneath?
Hi, so glad you liked the video. I am working on a board of stretched paper, yes it is taped down, that's the brown you can see, it's gummed tape and I often fold it round the edge of the board for neatness, it will be cut off the board on completion. I have a video about the process here on TH-cam if you search :-)
Beautiful. Thank you very much. Where can i find video 2 of this? so the continuation please?
This is a single video, I am just showing the technique, not the whole painting. I am planning some videos of full step by step paintings soon though!
Hi Michele I have joined the Facebook page but can't find the progression of this painting there. Any pointers?
Hi Kathy, I had only just started making videos at this time so probably didn't film the whole thing. If you want to see the finished picture you will find it in my Etsy shop. There are full tutorials for other flowers on TH-cam and Patreon
How can I watch this complete tutorial?
Hello, I am afraid I didn't film the first part, it was in my early youtube days. I now film all my own work for Patreon subscribers (Tiers 2 and 3) There will also be more short flower tutorials on youtube coming up (I have a Rose and an Iris here already), and there are longer 'mini courses' that you can find via my website.
Hi Michelle, How do you frame this painting if the watercolor goes right to the edge? No mat?
Hi Patricia, because it's stretched onto board with tape, when it's cut off the tape remains on the edges, the mat is attached to this border, which is an inch or so. You lose only about quarter of an inch of the actual painting, something I allow for with my standard sizes.
Thank you so much. I really like your tutorials. I find them the most instructive and helpful out of all the tutorials I have watched online. I have been watercolor painting since 2015. I do almost all florals. Thank you for the great videos. I love them !!
@@patriciaharmsen7975 Thanks for your kind words, it means a lot to me, I have just had to cancel all my (real life) art courses and demonstrations due to the virus!