Watercolour Tip from PETER WOOLLEY: Line and Wash - Two Styles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- There are several alternative ways of approaching Line and Wash. In this short video, Peter Woolley compares and contrasts two different methods. In the traditional, 'Urban Sketching' approach, the basic ink drawing comes first, while in the looser 'Fusion' method, it all kicks off with a loose, almost abstract watercolour wash...
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I could listen to you all day!
Artists rule....👍🌺😉
It’s so helpful and at the same time I feel like watching a combination of a bbc documentary and a Bob Ross video ☺️ thank you Peter!!!
That's an odd combination Amanda - I'm pleased you found it helpful, though - thank you for the comment!
yes ahah he sounds like a bbc documentary narrator
Lol, like he's on safari describing the wildlife..very soothing, but exciting!
Thanks a lot . Me, a novice learnt a lot from your tutorial.
You're very welcome Urminala - I'm pleased you enjoyed it, and that you found it helpful.
This is amazing! You're a fantastic teacher. Watching you move through your work with ease really gives me a lot of confidence- Thanks a ton, Peter.
Thanks for the comment Caleb - I'm pleased you enjoyed the demonstration, and if it helps to boost your confidence, then that's a bonus!
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Thanks so much you really help me out!
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Thank you, Mr. Woolley, A great tutorial, Thank you so much for your time,
You're very welcome - thanks for the comment - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Both were beautiful , for me its easier to lay out my idea with the “line “ part first.
Thanks Christine - I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I think 'line first' is probably the approach that the majority will relate to.
¡Gracias! Thank you for the tips!
Two fabulous paintings, thank you for sharing Peter
Thank you. This was really helpful.
Fantastic demonstration!
Thanks Oleksandr - I'm pleased you enjoyed it
Excellent! Thank you Peter.
Fantastic!
Thanks Alexandru - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
I like your voice. The way you speak is great. You are also a master of art.
Thank you for the lovely comments Patty - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Many thanks for the video. Very useful. I note that you are laying down the line section over what appears to be a tracing of the buildings perspective. Please can you explain how this is done?
Thanks for this tips. It is very good. GLG out Bavaria🌞😊
Thanks Benedikta - I'm pleased you enjoyed the demonstration
Very good thank you 👍
Love it Peter. I would be very interested to know what paper you use (brand) and also what paint, tubes? and brand also. Very inspiring, thanks.
I use Saunders Waterford 200lbs Rough, and mostly use a combination of Winsor & Newton and SAA Artist colour. I always work from tubes. Thanks for the comment John - I'm pleased you enjoyed the demonstration.
Thank you.
You're very welcome Janis - thank you for leaving a comment
Great!!!!!!!
Thank you, Peter, great tutorials 👍 very helpful and pleasant to watch. May I ask what brush it was. Thank you.
Thanks Angela - I'm pleased you enjoyed it. The brushes I use are a Red Sable Blend, made by Rosemary and Co. For further details, go here... www.peterwoolley.co.uk/shop_BRUSHES.html
@@peterwoolleyartist Thank you so much for your prompt and detailed reply 🙏🏻😄 Have a great day 🤗
Good morning Peter,. IVE HAD A GO AT PAINTING WATERCOLOURED SKIES. is there technic holding paint brushes? do you have a video that explains technic brush strokes.?
Can you show how to paint a simple landscape using Three or for colours for a. beginner.
Slowly step by step. Thank you in anticipation. Sa.urai.
Check out my Basics Video - th-cam.com/video/LY70phMJEwc/w-d-xo.html - Hopefully you'll find that helpful, Sensei.
Peter I want to write how greatful I am for your help.
@@senseiwhite.9543 You're very welcome Sensei... may I wish you all the best with your watercolour journey
Fantastic artwork....🤩🤩🤩
Which pen and paper you used here?
Loved this. I just did my first ever watercolour (at 67) a few days ago but I am drawn to this style. May I enquire what is the best paper for this technique?
Thank you so much for sharing this
Since this is a collaboration between ink and watercolour, it needs to be done on watercolour paper - I use Saunders Waterford 200lbs, with a Rough surface (although some folks prefer a smooth - or 'Hot Pressed' surface for this technique). Thanks for the comment, and good luck with your watercolour journey, Rob!...
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A great set of 'Thumbs Ups'.... thanks Penny!
I’m new to watercolor and like your style of teaching. I’ve visited your website, and am trying to decide which method of learning is best for a raw beginner: 1) The DVD set Watercolour for Beginners, or 2) becoming an Online Member for an ongoing monthly fee. I’m looking for a step-by-step approach to learning the basics of watercolor painting. Thank you! Karen
Hi Karen, thanks for the comment. The two different choices suit different people - some folks like to have the physical discs, online membership is good for those who are happy streaming the demonstrations. For a full learning experience, featuring full-blown step-by-step instruction and one-to-one feedback, may I suggest you take a look at the 'Online Student' option, which is a little bit more a month than the member subs, but you could try it for, say, just three months to see how you get on with it, and then cancel it ir downgrade to a member option... however it suits you. A full 15-disc DVD set is also quite a comprehensive collection of material, presented in a logical, graded way. I hope that helps. Cheers, Peter
peterwoolleyartist Thanks so much. It does help. Karen
What was the grey colour you used at the beginning of the second demo? Thanks!
Hi Kate - My grey is mixed from French Ultramarine and Burnt Umber (start with the FU and add tiny amounts of BU at a time, and you'll see the two colours neutralise each other...) - I also like to drop in a small amount of Alizarin Crimson to warm it up slightly.
peterwoolleyartist thank you! It’s a great video, really useful!
I like both. It strikes me that the second technique may be more effective once one is more experienced with water color alone. Great content!
Pithy & focused . . . a breath of fresh air! Just what I needed to reboot my passion for watercolor. Thank you so much. Your work is beautiful.
Getting the building perspective is the hardest in my sketches, they always look flat
Perhaps keep in mind linear perspective and atmospheric perspective. More detail in the focal point and less detail in the rest.
I took a photograph and measured the angles of windows in every floor. They changed from 10- 60 degrees. Amazing! Thank you for responding.
Same with me!!
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thank u so much that was awesome and u did change a lot since last time i saw u
You're very welcome Adam - thanks for the great comment
Love it! Thank you!