Watercolour tutorial - more basic watercolour techniques with Alek Krylow
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- Some more basic watercolour techniques for beginners and those that can a bit. See my ebook: "Watercolour - a book of watercolour techniques" at www.akvarel.dk/book.html
The ebook contains, 23 chapters with 107 pages of text, and 450 illustration.
Hands down, the best internet lesson I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you sir.
Thank you. Your watercolor instructions gives a newbie hope. You do make it look easy. When life slows down this winter I will be back. 👩🏼🎨
Thank you for the tutorial about brushes and brush strokes. I found your demonstration very helpful. Thank you.
You are the first Artist that covers what I need, the very basic in theory put into action. I learn more by seeing, Thank you!
I wish you live here in Boston!!! Such a awesome teacher and artist! Thanks for sharing you knowledge...so gracefully!
As an former art teacher, I found your in instruction simplistic and had no problems with my seascape, thank you, and I’ll be ordering your book in the near future. Thanks again.
Thank you so much, very, very helpful. Look forward to many more tutorials videos from you. May you be blessed for blessing all us wannabes out here. Ludington, Michigan.
Beautiful love that picture and the colors you choose to do that picture . Great tips on everything
This is excellent. Thank you ever so much.
Alex! I admire your work and efforts! Best regards
This has been my favorite " 🌲 " tutorial so far! Thank you!
Great tutorial, Alek. Thank you for taking the time to share your skills. Please make more videos!
Thank so much you explained that so clearly and your lovley to listen to.
I very much appreciate this video as I love the thoroughness and quality of your teaching method. This is what I have been looking for! Thanks so much.
Thank you so much. I'm a beginner and need these kind of instructions. Thanks to share
That was the best teaching video I have ever seen....Thank you for your generosity and sharing.
Very helpful and informative! Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to show how to do the brush strokes. It is so helpful.
Looking forward to more techniques.
Maybe reflections in water like at a lake?
Good tutorial Alek Krylow about the gears you show to make a watercolor painting👍 I'm also love to paint!
Thanks so much. Wish I had found this earlier instead of trying to learn by trial and error...mostly errors.
This is so so helpful, can you please post some more tutorials. Thank you. I loved this
This painting is very similar to one I am attempting, of a historic building, so this is very helpful to me.
I like how you describe the brush stroke you are using and why.
Thanks Alek, really appreciated your ideas for creating texture in trees. I normally rely on dry brush technique on medium to rough papers but I have trouble in sketchbooks working on smoother watercolour or cartridge papers. I will definitely try this.
Learnt so much. Thank you!
I’d love to know your recommendations for hog bristle fan brush with the right thickness and minimal shedding. Thank you for the video!
Thank you so much! This was such a helpful video. I definitely need more of it👍
Excellent lesson. Thank you!
Great!!.
Thank you so much. l love your videos very nice techniques.
Great! I can throw my new fan brush out, right away.
A brilliant tutorial! Thank you so much! I have bought your e - book. I am so excited. Greetings from Calgary
Loved the lesson.Thank you.
Your instruction is very interesting and I am learning so much. Now I have to learn these by painting, and practicing! I think this is the 3rd lesson I have watched. I watched your Christmas tree lesson and will probably practice with those scenes as I plan to paint some Christmas cards for friends. Oh, and btw, thank you for sharing these with us!!!!
very useful thank you!
REally helpful Alex! I've watched a lot of videos but watching a complete, yet simple painting has been very useful. I'm returning to watercolour. I have a perchant for "real books" and was wondering if your book comes out in English? Thanks so much for your help!!
Love your painting
Thank you so much! I really like your tips and techniques, please keep them coming!
great lesson!
Totally helpful! . Thank you
Fantastic!
very helpful.
Excellent.
Thank you
Tkvm Alek for this video. Its was usefull for me because you let see us here not only the beautyfull results that you can have with the brushes, but most important the problems that you can have with the them and give us solutions how to fix these problems.........little tips like with the toothbrush are so great......now my paints dont sprett all over my paper again, but I get it on places where I will got it. LOL And pls what is the name from the rigger? Mine always to short.......and havent find a large one here in Holland.
Thank you very much for your helpful tutorials!!! What is that Painting behind you in the video??? One of your waterccolor works??? It looks fantastic ... how to do that?
Thanks for the info about hog hair bristles for watercolor - I've always been told that they're only for oil or acrylic and wouldn't hold enough water or pigment for watercolor. I'm looking into getting one or two to try out. Also are fan brushes standardized sizes, or do they vary from brand to brand?
Wonderful video Alek! And the toothbrush demo was perfect, I've been doing it wrong lol!
what brand and what hair or syntetic is it in the rigger brush?
My problem is that either I get too much pigment, or too little.
Exactly the same problem with me too!
You're an awesome teacher! Thankyou so much....i decided to add ink to my painting and added some watercolor brush pens as well....not finished but what do u think?
I cannot add my print...sorry
Hi how u doing. I just discovered u on utube. Great video and method of teaching. Im a beginner watercolorist and would like to know uf u have books or instructional materials on the market. Thank you.
Can I ask the brand of your brush please?
What type of brush is the fan brush made out of? Sorry I cannot understand with the accent.
Sorry I know this is 5 months late 😅 but I think the fan brush he is showing is made of Hog's hair, which is stiff and maintains it's shape well. He also mentions nylon hair brushes, which are softer, will end up clumping together.
Accent? His accent is pretty much as natural as a well spoken British Accent...
I will by next month
Is that a South African accent?