I always love how you analyze the photo and explain why it will make a good painting. I often replay that bit a couple of times before proceeding with the video. For me, this has been the invaluable bit and I could watch you analyze and break down the view all day.
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@Imran Edward i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I can only imagine as someone who produces content that you must think people get sick of hearing similar phrases or terminology. I personally love the soothing nature of this channel, Ive been watching it since you started and I still love hearing the type of paper and weight. Its almost like intro music. I wonder if others can chime in to say if they agree. You should narrate nature documentaries
Always a pleasure to see your videos show up in my feed! I really enjoy the process discussion and auto- critique you do in these demos. The workshop submission critiques are a rich minefield of insight too. Thanks, Mr. WIlmot.
Tim, you sometimes say that the color is not important, but I'm always impressed by the way you make the colors in a scene more varied and interesting than the photograph. Thank you for your lessons!
Dear Master......Thanks a lot. It is a pleasure to watch you painting and happy to hear your words.....Really enjoyed ....What a feel....Light and shade plays freely in the painting......
You deserve it. I get mesmerised watching you paint, wondering what the hell you will do with this mess, then you pull it into a beautiful painting, and I think “wait a minute, how did he do that!” And have to watch it again…
I struggle to see a picture and visualize it as watercolor image. Ive watched this tutorial at least an additional 15 times, and Im still learning from this. The way the first wash (to me as a beginner) looks hopeless, but then comes to life with the second and third wash is better illustrated here than the many other videos Ive seen.
I am sure sir that you know certain fine tricks. When my father chose a painter for teaching me i never learnt anything else of painting then i saw in a you tube lots of painters drawing i take proper learning from it.
Oh good in the mood to follow you again to paint. Like many list my mojo a bit and moved house so still hunting my art stuff. Will enjoy watching for the moment. Thanks Tim. Bx
I came across your channel and love the way you explain everything. All the tips and advice and great to be able to see everything you are doing. You are very talented. Great tutorial!
Great work! Very inspirational! During the process of sketching and colouring, it would be better to show the images again from time to time, to see how you make the transition from what you see in image and what you actually draw and paint on the paper.
Fabulous watercolor ! It’s so cool the way you use your smaller brush, almost like a pencil when you paint with a certain flow. I definitely will give that a try. Would you please give me the website of your workshops....couldn’t quite understand when you announced it as you were painting. Thank you again for this awesome tutorial. I will check out your Patreon page! 😀✌️
Superb! Lovely effect on light and shadow. It seems you move through this phase so effortlessly. Do you have a strategy that you might share for avoiding flow back (cauliflower) during this phase? Thanks again for another wonderful demonstration!
I Absolutely Love this Lesson. What wld you recommend to watch as a Intermediate Watercolor Painter.? Someone that knows the Basics but still has trouble getting to a Nice Final watercolor Painting..?
Hi Tim, Which colours do you use in the main? How often do you add water to the paper to soften the edges of your colour mixing? Many thanks and I enjoy watching you at work. Clitheroe is a lovely market town on the edge of the Ribble Valley.
It's a great tutorial and love watching the process of building up layers, but you don't say which colours you use from the start as you're mixing and applying them which would be instructive. Thanks. A beautiful and inspiring result!
Thank you Tim. Thourouhghy enjoyed the painting demo. Do you sell your paintings on line besides the print editions? I’ve been a fan for while now. Best, Gary Sievert Santa Fe , New Mexico
Thanks for this demo, Tim! It's excellent as usual. Have you completely eliminated greens from your pallette? I've noticed Sap Green is really difficult to layer with other colors on the paper, so I'm considering eliminating it.
Yes, I would not bother with sap green. Mixing a viridian with burnt umber is nice, or cobalt green with yellow ochre, or any yellow and any blue, 50/50 gives a vibrant green
Thank you Tim 🌺 i send you link to one of my collegues very interessed by your amazing watercolour work . Which papier brand do you use ?nice day David
Hello. At exactly 40:00 in when you are finishing legs of people, exactly what brush are you using? It appears you are almost able to draw with it, thank you.
I love the videos you make! Great explanation even with the original photograph - I find myself don’t observe enough to start paint. Also, what is the white paint you used at the end? I tried a few brands but they are not white enough :(
Easy! To see the source photo, just open another tab on your browser or window (or open video on another device like your mobile) and pause in the opening minutes where I show the source photo. I also share the photos in high resolution on my Patreon site - www.patreon.com/timwilmot. Thank you
Nice Demo Tim! If I'd known you were painting in Clitheroe you could have popped in for a cup of tea, we live about 8 miles down the road! Do I join Patreon to pay you per demo or can I do it somewhere her on YT?
Hi John. Was staying in Burnley at the time. Patreon is a per month subscription where you get monthly projects, ad free videos, community and livestreams from me! Would love to have you there!
Do you start with fresh paint in your palette, or do you just wet what you had sitting there? Getting the right pigment/water mix is my biggest challenge.
Simple, easy, you keep using those words, I wonder if you know what they mean....😄 Seriously, I don't think this is a very easy scene to paint. Hm, I should come back to this vid when I have some time to spare, and paint along so you can prove me wrong! Love your painting btw.
I love your very loose, very suggestive painting style. But my eye is always distracted by the extremely short, often partially missing lower limbos of the figures. The upper bodies are very quick and suggestive and then they are cut off at the knee. Why is that?
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@@TimWilmot You are most welcome. Thank you for your wonderful generosity in posting this excellent shtuff. Just starting out painting watercolours and you are saving me so much time and money in getting ahead as far as technique is concerned. (Style will come later.....hopefully!!!)
Why not just project the photo (there are various ways) directly onto the paper and trace it off? You've made half the painting into a drawing exercise. Maybe it's just the commercial artist in me...
@@TimWilmot No, making life as difficult as possible is art. He should paint with the brush in his left foot while hanging upside down in a nearly dark room. Now *_THAT'S_* art.
I always love how you analyze the photo and explain why it will make a good painting. I often replay that bit a couple of times before proceeding with the video. For me, this has been the invaluable bit and I could watch you analyze and break down the view all day.
I should just do a video of photos and describe how I would personally do them....
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I somehow lost the password. I would love any help you can give me
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@Imran Edward i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
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Among the finest watercolor instruction on the Internet. Great watercolor results and how to obtain them! Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
I can only imagine as someone who produces content that you must think people get sick of hearing similar phrases or terminology. I personally love the soothing nature of this channel, Ive been watching it since you started and I still love hearing the type of paper and weight. Its almost like intro music. I wonder if others can chime in to say if they agree. You should narrate nature documentaries
If David Attenborough ever retires, I might step in!
Clitheroe!!!!!! I love the town - used to go there quite often! thanks for bringing back lovely memories! brilliant painting as usual Tim!
It's a lovely town to visit, in any season
Always a pleasure to see your videos show up in my feed! I really enjoy the process discussion and auto- critique you do in these demos. The workshop submission critiques are a rich minefield of insight too. Thanks, Mr. WIlmot.
I appreciate that!
Tim, you sometimes say that the color is not important, but I'm always impressed by the way you make the colors in a scene more varied and interesting than the photograph. Thank you for your lessons!
Thank you! Cheers!
Dear Master......Thanks a lot. It is a pleasure to watch you painting and happy to hear your words.....Really enjoyed ....What a feel....Light and shade plays freely in the painting......
So nice of you
Lot of learning !! you are a good teacher too.
Thank you! 😃
Well that’s my Sunday sorted. Thanks Tim! 👍🏻
Enjoy!
thanks tim for this really helping my painting i think its inproveing
Glad it has helped. On my patreon I share more stuff!
It's a pleasure to see you paint
and I don't know anyone who paints better light and shadows than you.
Thank you
Thank you!
I love the way you paint and visualize the places in paintings. Wonderfull👍👍🏻
Thank you very much!
@Tim you are a great artist
Thanks
Great vlog! Very interesting and helpfull. Thank you!
Thanks Ellen
Very nice painting and really enjoyed the presentation! The painting composition is great! See you again next time Tim.
Thank you very much!
Lovely painting!!
Thanks Pierre
You deserve it. I get mesmerised watching you paint, wondering what the hell you will do with this mess, then you pull it into a beautiful painting, and I think “wait a minute, how did he do that!” And have to watch it again…
You are one of my favourite artist
I like very very much your impressinzm style
Thank you! Cheers!
Lovely, love how you handle the light
Thank you! Cheers!
Patience, foresight and gift of GOD
Thanks
Sir, Your teaching is excellent and very much helpful to me.
Glad to hear that
Incredible! I have been following all your tips. You are great teacher and inspiration. thank you Tim.
My pleasure!
とても、素敵ですね！
Thank you
Thank you for sharing, I take so long on my watercolour painting and admire the confidence in the way you paint!
Thank you
Such a fantastic channel the fact that you share it all in real time along with your thought process is so insightful.
Glad you enjoy it!
Wow! Each tiny detail is beautifully executed. Another masterpiece. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much Tim for this lesson on watercolor! A lovely scene as well.
Glad it was helpful!
Very good demo. I love how you simplify the cars and figures. I can never get them right. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Tim, I have used you as my personal investigation for my A level art :)
No problem
Amazing
Thanks
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Bir sey degil
I struggle to see a picture and visualize it as watercolor image.
Ive watched this tutorial at least an additional 15 times, and Im still learning from this. The way the first wash (to me as a beginner) looks hopeless, but then comes to life with the second and third wash is better illustrated here than the many other videos Ive seen.
Keep practicing and squint your eyes when looking at a scene, plus do some thumbnail sketches
Thank you Tim, for a great, informative tutorial. I look forward to more. Carol.
More to come!
Wow...lovely work.😁
Thank you so much 😀
Really nice! and also a relaxing voice asmr!
Thank you! 😊
Wonderful captured! 👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
very accomplished as always, with a very good depth and perspective
Much appreciated!
Wow!!! Stunning as always!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!!
great technic!
Thank you! Cheers!
Brilliant
thanks
I am sure sir that you know certain fine tricks. When my father chose a painter for teaching me i never learnt anything else of painting then i saw in a you tube lots of painters drawing i take proper learning from it.
Yes there are lots of styles to learn from
Absolutely brilliant, I enjoyed this immensely... Thank you Tim 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
This watercolor demonstration was so informative filled w excellent tips! Thank you Tim!
Glad it was helpful!
Oh good in the mood to follow you again to paint. Like many list my mojo a bit and moved house so still hunting my art stuff. Will enjoy watching for the moment. Thanks Tim. Bx
Good luck with the move and thanks
Thank you so much Tim! !
My pleasure!
Excellent as usual !!! I am anxious for the online workshop next January 23th :)
Very soon!
I came across your channel and love the way you explain everything. All the tips and advice and great to be able to see everything you are doing. You are very talented. Great tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you vary mach!!! Like alwaus marevilhoso!!!!!
Thank you too!
Just found this channel. Beautiful stuff
Welcome aboard!
Hi Tim. Yes, it is a one-way street. The old streets in the centre were designed for horse traffic, not cars. So nice to see a 'local' scene.
Thanks Peter. It was a lovely sunny day when I visited. Nice place to live
Lovely work and very useful tips! I already learned 3 new thing I will definitely will use in my next watercolor paintings. Thank you so much!🤗❤️
Glad it was helpful!
I like this color, from china
Greetings!
Great 👍
Thank you 👍
I've always wanted to give painting a go but always found water colour very difficult, I'm 50 now, time to try again thanks. Subscribed
NEVER to late to start. I have some painters in my group that have started at 70+
@@TimWilmot well I’m going to order from Amazon get myself equipped ASAP looking forward to the challenge . I shall be tuning in thanks again
Great work! Very inspirational! During the process of sketching and colouring, it would be better to show the images again from time to time, to see how you make the transition from what you see in image and what you actually draw and paint on the paper.
Great suggestion!
super, thank you
Thank you too
Fabulous watercolor ! It’s so cool the way you use your smaller brush, almost like a pencil when you paint with a certain flow. I definitely will give that a try. Would you please give me the website of your workshops....couldn’t quite understand when you announced it as you were painting. Thank you again for this awesome tutorial. I will check out your Patreon page! 😀✌️
Thank you very much! www.crowdcast.io/e/march2021watercolor
Looks really good. Watercolor is my favorite. I like the way it looks. I'm just not very good at it. I need to stop trying to make everything perfect.
Yes exactly. Keep it fresh
Awesome 👍🏻subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
Superb! Lovely effect on light and shadow. It seems you move through this phase so effortlessly. Do you have a strategy that you might share for avoiding flow back (cauliflower) during this phase? Thanks again for another wonderful demonstration!
Thinking ahead and watch the water to paint ratio
I Absolutely Love this Lesson. What wld you recommend to watch as a Intermediate Watercolor Painter.? Someone that knows the Basics but still has trouble getting to a Nice Final watercolor Painting..?
If it is a street scene - more complicated architecture. Maybe Venice??
Hi Tim, Which colours do you use in the main? How often do you add water to the paper to soften the edges of your colour mixing? Many thanks and I enjoy watching you at work. Clitheroe is a lovely market town on the edge of the Ribble Valley.
The colours are described at the beginning of the video. I don't often add water to the edges
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Thanks
bravo Tim, non parlando inglese, non so se dici quanto è grande il foglio. Grazie
Thanks
It's a great tutorial and love watching the process of building up layers, but you don't say which colours you use from the start as you're mixing and applying them which would be instructive. Thanks. A beautiful and inspiring result!
I mention them at the beginning
Beautiful. Very educational. I have a question please. How do you know which paints are opaque and which are transparent?
Opaque to me are 'thicker'. I call them 'chalky'.
Thank you Tim. Thourouhghy enjoyed the painting demo. Do you sell your paintings on line besides the print editions?
I’ve been a fan for while now.
Best, Gary Sievert
Santa Fe , New Mexico
Yes I sell the originals and all are on www.timwilmot.com - I ship to the US!
Thanks for this demo, Tim! It's excellent as usual. Have you completely eliminated greens from your pallette? I've noticed Sap Green is really difficult to layer with other colors on the paper, so I'm considering eliminating it.
Yes, I would not bother with sap green. Mixing a viridian with burnt umber is nice, or cobalt green with yellow ochre, or any yellow and any blue, 50/50 gives a vibrant green
Хорошая игра на контрастах.
Thanks
Thank you Tim 🌺 i send you link to one of my collegues very interessed by your amazing watercolour work . Which papier brand do you use ?nice day David
Saunders Waterford cold press
@@TimWilmot thank you Tim nice week end 🌈👩🎨
Hello, can you please tell me some tips on how to choose the color for the shadows? Sometimes I make them too light, or too dark.
Go in bold and don't make them grey or black
Thank you Tim. What tool are you using to 'draw' the red lines during your final critique?
On the video
my town! yes its a one way street
Thanks
A very nice place to live
Hello. At exactly 40:00 in when you are finishing legs of people, exactly what brush are you using? It appears you are almost able to draw with it, thank you.
Jackson Squirrel mop
I love the videos you make! Great explanation even with the original photograph - I find myself don’t observe enough to start paint. Also, what is the white paint you used at the end? I tried a few brands but they are not white enough :(
White gouache, fresh out of the tube
@@TimWilmot thanks for answering!
Very nice! One question about your white paint. Is it gouache or some sort of white watercolor?
It's gouache Geoff
Thank you, Tim! I really learn a lot from your wonderful videos. Do you have any videos of you painting plein air (or from life)?
I wish we could see the photo reference while you were painting.
Easy! To see the source photo, just open another tab on your browser or window (or open video on another device like your mobile) and pause in the opening minutes where I show the source photo. I also share the photos in high resolution on my Patreon site - www.patreon.com/timwilmot. Thank you
Nice Demo Tim! If I'd known you were painting in Clitheroe you could have popped in for a cup of tea, we live about 8 miles down the road! Do I join Patreon to pay you per demo or can I do it somewhere her on YT?
Hi John. Was staying in Burnley at the time. Patreon is a per month subscription where you get monthly projects, ad free videos, community and livestreams from me! Would love to have you there!
@@TimWilmot Burnley and Clitheroe are like chalk and cheese which you probably noticed!! I'll go into Patreon and look at the options.
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Thanks
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Teacher, what is the name of the tiny pen you used to process the details in the final stage of drawing
Faber Castell
Thanks for asking that question. Yes, I have Faber Castell too. I like them.
Bom dia, Flor do dia!
Thank you
Tim amo tantissimo i tuoi acquerelli ma mi piacerebbe avere la possibilità di avere la traduzione in italiano
Thanks
Do you start with fresh paint in your palette, or do you just wet what you had sitting there? Getting the right pigment/water mix is my biggest challenge.
I used what was there and just add a little water normally
Simple, easy, you keep using those words, I wonder if you know what they mean....😄
Seriously, I don't think this is a very easy scene to paint. Hm, I should come back to this vid when I have some time to spare, and paint along so you can prove me wrong!
Love your painting btw.
Thanks Edze. Have a go.
it is really informative Tim, Thanks
It is my pleasure if you get your feedback on me paintings Thanks.
Check out my Patreon site for that please
GW~
Thanks
I love your very loose, very suggestive painting style. But my eye is always distracted by the extremely short, often partially missing lower limbos of the figures. The upper bodies are very quick and suggestive and then they are cut off at the knee. Why is that?
I think it gives a sense of movement
my f.c. timwilmot
Thanks....
I'M HAVING DINNER AT THE BISTRO IN THE CASTLE ,
WOULD A LADY CARE TO JOIN ME ? ❤️ , FINE PAINTING
SIR WILMOT , A FINE PAINTING INDEED SIR , ❤️ , NICE CHEMISTRY WITH THE DARKS AND LIGHTS , HOMIE , WARM
AND INVITING !!
Sounds great!
Quoinstones
Thanks for that!
@@TimWilmot You are most welcome. Thank you for your wonderful generosity in posting this excellent shtuff. Just starting out painting watercolours and you are saving me so much time and money in getting ahead as far as technique is concerned. (Style will come later.....hopefully!!!)
Nothing for beginer, i also a artist :-))))
Thanks
cocote
Thanks
Easy, simple...not for me it ain’t
Give it a go. Ignore the cars/figures
EASY I'm not gonna make it 🤣🤣
Don't worry
Why not just project the photo (there are various ways) directly onto the paper and trace it off? You've made half the painting into a drawing exercise. Maybe it's just the commercial artist in me...
Now that's not art IMO
@@TimWilmot No, making life as difficult as possible is art. He should paint with the brush in his left foot while hanging upside down in a nearly dark room. Now *_THAT'S_* art.