I've learnt more from you as my virtual teacher then I could have learnt in art college, so thank you Paul from the bottom of my heart. A great video again
I went to school for art and I completely agree! It’s so much better that way and WAY cheaper!! When I went to college for it, it was literally go to class, paint and do a critique once per week on what you learned and what your progress was and then repeat! Occasionally we’d be told of some business advice or things like how to stretch a canvas, but that’s pretty much it! If I had YT back then and it was as useful as it is now with pretty much an infinite amount of information at the tips of my fingers for the cost of an internet connection and YT subscription, I would have saved myself so much time and money on trying to get a degree and would have been able to learn far more being self taught than in class because I wouldn’t of had to spend HOURS per day in travel to get to class being away from my son. The best part I can honestly say though about in person learning that you can’t get on YT is being able to see other peoples’ artwork as a whole and being able to bounce ideas off of them in the process and not being able to get that constructive critique along the way, which CAN be very helpful. Much if that done this way is pretty much one sided so if you struggle with something like composition and don’t even know exactly what it is that is off about your painting, etc, you can’t get that feedback/suggestions on trying something different. Being self taught like that also doesn’t teach you what you need to know to know, but that kinda goes hand in hand with going to college and ‘wasting’ time learn things you will legit never use again after you leave that class. But being self taught, you have more of an opportunity to learn so much more and more things that will more than likely apply to what you’re doing or what your interests are. Being someone who’s very motivated to learn and just want to suck up everything I can when I want to actually learn something, it’s so much better than learning something because you ‘have’ to or because someone else thinks you ‘need’ to when in all reality, it’s only so you can jump through those hoops for that piece of paper that says you learned enough to get by. An old friend of mine laughed when I first told him I was going to school for art and he said that art cannot be taught. In a way he was right, though I think he meant talent can’t be taught, but it is one of the many things that can be better learned elsewhere and doesn’t….or shouldn’t need a degree for.
Good afternoon, dear Paul! One, two, free and here comes Magic! Thank you for another amazing tutorial. Peace and beauty of this fading season was shown perfectly, it warms the souls of all people who look at this piece of art! Have a nice day. Greetings from Moldova, Lilia Birnaz
A great video, a good music... thank you for this moment,!!! what I painted today was just completely horrible, I have to try again a another day... next time I listen to the video and paint in a second time!!! :-)
I do appreciate how you just left the rocks to bleed when you rewet the water in the foreground. I have difficulty just leaving things like that. It was a good reminder to just let the water do it’s thing.
Paul this piece is wonderful as usual. Something I would love to see is those little rules of painting. Like where to pain in a page, how it is darker in the foreground and perspective, textures etc.
Loved the beginning humor, and to hear an oldie fav song. Your timing on the fall trees perfect for here in OH! An sneeze or a shaky hand - the one time it comes in handy to have this issue. Thank you for these tutorials.
¡Gracias, Paul! Se aprende mucho contigo, siempre aportas buenas ideas y consejos prácticos para mejorar. Verte trabajar enseña más que leer diez libros sobre técnicas. And my English is improving! Next time I will be able to comment everything in English.
Another great tutorial Paul and I loved seeing you use your palette alongside the painting, it helped make sense of creating a picture from start to finish without constantly thinking I have to clear space on my palette, or wash my brush! Really useful, thank you!
I loved everything about this Tutorial, including The music!! I dont often listen to music while painting but this piece was absolutely beautiful and lended itself to the subject!! Thank You for Your generosity in sharing Your talent!!
You are the bob ross of watercolor to me man!! Not that you’re boring,not at all…I’m not trained and didn’t pay attention in art class in elementary school, thank you so much!!!!
I'm surprised I had just chosen autumn with its colors as my next topic to paint today 😅 Every Wednesday I look forward to your humor and the teaching unit like a child. THANK YOU Paul, you are irreplaceable. 🙏🙏🎨👌💖
Thank you for this exceptional lesson! The videography, music, and notes are beautifully done and easy to follow. You always seem to add a touch of humor as well! You are a remarkable teacher!
This is a marvelous tutorial! I was able to see how so many of your amazing techniques are Incorporated and used along with the subject matter I was really interested in. Thank you so much for taking the time and putting this together. You're giving so many of us the direction we need to continue learning to be artists.
Just magical. Thank you for showing the finished painting as an inset along the tutorial. Thank you so much for your very high video production values!
As I watch your tutorials, I see over and over the benefit of preplanning the steps, being patient with the medium and letting the watercolour do its thing. I so enjoy every tutorial and have learned so much. It's colourfully autumn here in Ontario so I'm inspired to paint what I see. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Gorgeous! I can't wait to try this one. I especially love the sunburst in the colorful foliage. You and Margot please be safe and have a lot of fun in Portugal! ❤
You are so kind to freely share these tutorials with us! Your work is beautiful and like the famed Bob Ross, your gentle description makes us feel like anyone can make the Beautiful landscape just as you do! Your use of light and reflection is masterful and a joy to watch. Thank you again!
Lovely tutorial yet again Paul. The leaves are changing thick and fast and the reflections of your autumnal trees are perfect. Must try this now I have watched it. It certainly helps seeing the painting develop. Reminds me also to be patient and let each stage dry!
Spectacular!! I loved this new tutorial. The reflections in the water is a subject that I adore, because it is very relaxing. With your tutorials you get us to paint a little better every day. Thank you!!
That is beautiful. Here in upstate New York, the maples are bright red and orange. We have waterfalls like that everywhere, and I love them dearly. I have trouble with my rocks; they never get the depth like yours. I will be practicing and rewatching this video. Loved the serenade at the beginning. Have a great trip. Thanks.
You are talented. Besides being an artist you're a great guitarist. You played a few great tunes for a few seconds on that guitar. Many thanks for the dynamic painting. The shades and lights are defined very well. The water looks real. The reflections and the rocks are perfect. Thanks again for another dynamic lesson.
Haha, my cat (who seems to believe that he is a dog) objected to the strangled *guitar* sound. He enjoyed the music very much, though, or at least I did as I watched you create an interesting contrast between a warm, gentle autumn glow and knife sharp, cold rocks. Those tree and sky colours harmonise beautifully, and the blue at the bottom connects with their softness.
Wow Paul this one looks complicated, but I so enjoyed watching you paint it!!!!!! Some for me are for enjoyment sake and maybe not for painting at least yet. You are such a talented man and teacher. Blessings
Always enjoy fall scenes & waterfalls..so many good techniques in this one…the charm of watercolour is letting it “do it’s thing” which other media doesn’t allow quite so much
This was so lovely to watch and see the variety of techniques! Very atmospheric. I didn’t know that you could paint over parts scratched off with a scalpel - I’ve now finally got myself one so I’ll have to give these scratching off effects a try. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for this video. The painting is stunning. In my current watercolor class, we are studying water and waterfalls are included in that. I want to try this painting.
Dreamy little picture...I love the way you got highlights on the water by lightly scraping the paper, it really brought the picture to life...Thanks for the tutorial 👍
It's ridiculous how much I look forward to watercolor Wednesday since I found your site. l go online early to see if there is a tutorial that week & save it like a miser - until late that day when chores are done. I savor them, but I'm a greedy beggar and they go way toooo quickly and I haven't found anything else to soothe my addiction. Except Margot's challenges. As with most, I have far less time than I'd like to work on this craft I love, but thank you both so much for your time and dedication to sharing techniques and places!
Ahhh, if only! I can’t paint (yet) but achieve this watercolor effect through ice dying fabric. I seem to enjoy the unexpected randomness of color play. The same reason I’d choose watercolor painting. Going to try it. Thank you for this! Im so touched to see it materialize! Lovely! Transforms my soul! Magical!
Love how you painted the scene using the vibrant colors of autumn. Great use of techniques and you make it so easy to learn from your tutorials. Thanks again for sharing your talent and helping us all to become better watercolor painters.
This painting has given me ideas plus also motivation to complete a photo I took a few years ago of a swan stood on top of a waterfall in bradgate park Leicester!! Never got around to completing it but when I have I will forward to you!! Thanks Paul from Paul
Beautiful music... along with a painting that is magical... loved how the reflection looked like a photograph and the process that made it happen! Enjoy your holiday! Thank 😊 you for a wonderful lesson! With gratitude from a California Gramma ❤️
I’m sure John and Eldon will be thrilled with this painting which is perfection. You always go beyond other you tube tutorials with the extras,ie , Music and humour 😆. Have a good time in Portugal. Look forward to pics.
Hi Paul.. Thanks again for this amazing tutorial. I have recently moved to Scotland and really hope to meet you someday..that would be a gift for me My favourite teacher and artist.. I am so grateful 🙏
Thank you very much Paul for the lesson and the song too. Even though we don't experience the autumn but I feel it. Thank you again for bringing happiness through watercolor. Enjoy and safe journey both of you❤️❤️. Another topic is City scene with vehicles and some people.
I've learnt more from you as my virtual teacher then I could have learnt in art college, so thank you Paul from the bottom of my heart. A great video again
Ikr! Same!
Definitely! My favorite teacher by far. :)
He IS the Best!!!
Couldn't agree more! You're a fantastic teacher, Paul! Love from India ❤️
I went to school for art and I completely agree! It’s so much better that way and WAY cheaper!! When I went to college for it, it was literally go to class, paint and do a critique once per week on what you learned and what your progress was and then repeat! Occasionally we’d be told of some business advice or things like how to stretch a canvas, but that’s pretty much it! If I had YT back then and it was as useful as it is now with pretty much an infinite amount of information at the tips of my fingers for the cost of an internet connection and YT subscription, I would have saved myself so much time and money on trying to get a degree and would have been able to learn far more being self taught than in class because I wouldn’t of had to spend HOURS per day in travel to get to class being away from my son. The best part I can honestly say though about in person learning that you can’t get on YT is being able to see other peoples’ artwork as a whole and being able to bounce ideas off of them in the process and not being able to get that constructive critique along the way, which CAN be very helpful. Much if that done this way is pretty much one sided so if you struggle with something like composition and don’t even know exactly what it is that is off about your painting, etc, you can’t get that feedback/suggestions on trying something different. Being self taught like that also doesn’t teach you what you need to know to know, but that kinda goes hand in hand with going to college and ‘wasting’ time learn things you will legit never use again after you leave that class. But being self taught, you have more of an opportunity to learn so much more and more things that will more than likely apply to what you’re doing or what your interests are. Being someone who’s very motivated to learn and just want to suck up everything I can when I want to actually learn something, it’s so much better than learning something because you ‘have’ to or because someone else thinks you ‘need’ to when in all reality, it’s only so you can jump through those hoops for that piece of paper that says you learned enough to get by.
An old friend of mine laughed when I first told him I was going to school for art and he said that art cannot be taught. In a way he was right, though I think he meant talent can’t be taught, but it is one of the many things that can be better learned elsewhere and doesn’t….or shouldn’t need a degree for.
Danke!
Thanks
Wow will give it a try!! Thank you so much!!
You’re welcome 😊
Good afternoon, dear Paul! One, two, free and here comes Magic! Thank you for another amazing tutorial. Peace and beauty of this fading season was shown perfectly, it warms the souls of all people who look at this piece of art! Have a nice day. Greetings from Moldova, Lilia Birnaz
A great video, a good music... thank you for this moment,!!! what I painted today was just completely horrible, I have to try again a another day... next time I listen to the video and paint in a second time!!! :-)
Don't worry about that - it usually takes me 2 or 3 times til I'm happy.
@@ArtbyPaulClark Thank you so much, I will try again 😀
Good morning too, wauuww the painting is beautiful,, i like to see it ^^
Nice waterfall
Thank you as always perfect. Steve from Idaho
I do appreciate how you just left the rocks to bleed when you rewet the water in the foreground. I have difficulty just leaving things like that. It was a good reminder to just let the water do it’s thing.
Marvellous painting
Paul this piece is wonderful as usual. Something I would love to see is those little rules of painting. Like where to pain in a page, how it is darker in the foreground and perspective, textures etc.
Those foreground rocks.....just... wow!
Thanks!
Fabulous painting Paul. And as always your instructions are very clear and precise. Including what to enjoy during the drying time.
Loved the beginning humor, and to hear an oldie fav song. Your timing on the fall trees perfect for here in OH! An sneeze or a shaky hand - the one time it comes in handy to have this issue. Thank you for these tutorials.
¡Gracias, Paul!
Se aprende mucho contigo, siempre aportas buenas ideas y consejos prácticos para mejorar.
Verte trabajar enseña más que leer diez libros sobre técnicas.
And my English is improving! Next time I will be able to comment everything in English.
Great to hear - thanks for watching!
I always feel after your tutorial, I can do that.
Great teaching method.
Thank you.
Would love to see thatched roof cottages with sheep roaming around. Just something from the Irish countryside.Maybe broken down castles.
It's on the list!
Another great tutorial Paul and I loved seeing you use your palette alongside the painting, it helped make sense of creating a picture from start to finish without constantly thinking I have to clear space on my palette, or wash my brush! Really useful, thank you!
extremely good demonstration that anybody can follow and paint.once again a big thanks to Paul sab. hiriyannaiah.bangalore INDIA.
Hello from central Missouri, USA, nestled in the Ozark Highlands. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tutorial. Beautiful painting!
Thank you! Now I have the relax evening!
I loved everything about this Tutorial, including The music!! I dont often listen to music while painting but this piece was absolutely beautiful and lended itself to the subject!! Thank You for Your generosity in sharing Your talent!!
Very nice the waterfall ,you're great.
Kind regards Anton from the Netherlands
You are the bob ross of watercolor to me man!! Not that you’re boring,not at all…I’m not trained and didn’t pay attention in art class in elementary school, thank you so much!!!!
bonsoir Paul. Merci merci pour ces beaux tutos. Grâce à vous j'apprends l'aquarelle. 🖌🎨THANKS SO MUCH.
I'm surprised I had just chosen autumn with its colors as my next topic to paint today 😅 Every Wednesday I look forward to your humor and the teaching unit like a child. THANK YOU Paul, you are irreplaceable. 🙏🙏🎨👌💖
Thank you for this exceptional lesson! The videography, music, and notes are beautifully done and easy to follow. You always seem to add a touch of humor as well! You are a remarkable teacher!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💜💜💜
This is a marvelous tutorial! I was able to see how so many of your amazing techniques are Incorporated and used along with the subject matter I was really interested in. Thank you so much for taking the time and putting this together. You're giving so many of us the direction we need to continue learning to be artists.
Just magical. Thank you for showing the finished painting as an inset along the tutorial.
Thank you so much for your very high video production values!
Sherry here. Love fall scenes. You nailed this one, Paul. Could be most anywhere here in Ohio. Leaves just turning. Awesome
What a beautiful autumn scene! I love it! Have a great time in Portugal 🤗
As I watch your tutorials, I see over and over the benefit of preplanning the steps, being patient with the medium and letting the watercolour do its thing. I so enjoy every tutorial and have learned so much. It's colourfully autumn here in Ontario so I'm inspired to paint what I see. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
The amazing thing Paul , is that you make this so doable! Can hardly wait to try this!
Beautiful. Hi from SOUTH CAROLINA . I going to try this. Thanks
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I like the way how you show us mixing colors on your plate. Takes away more doubt.
❤ love your work!!! Wish you’r in Australia!
Gorgeous! I can't wait to try this one. I especially love the sunburst in the colorful foliage. You and Margot please be safe and have a lot of fun in Portugal! ❤
Thank you paul for another lovely painting. Can't wait to try it. Hope you & your wife are having a nice holivday in portugal. 🏖
Thank you Paul! I love autumn, and this scene is similar to my property in Colorado! Can't wait to try it. Happy time to you in Portugal,
Thanks, you too!
You are so kind to freely share these tutorials with us! Your work is beautiful and like the famed Bob Ross, your gentle description makes us feel like anyone can make the Beautiful landscape just as you do! Your use of light and reflection is masterful and a joy to watch. Thank you again!
Lovely tutorial yet again Paul. The leaves are changing thick and fast and the reflections of your autumnal trees are perfect. Must try this now I have watched it. It certainly helps seeing the painting develop. Reminds me also to be patient and let each stage dry!
The light and colors are so beautiful. I love your picture. Beautiful painting. Amazing ! 💕💕💗💗💗
Cheers!
Love your wet into wet and wash techniques! Also the vibrance of your color usage!
Thank you again Paul and please stay safe! Looking forward to the next painting!
Дуже гарно!!Магічна робота!!
Spectacular!! I loved this new tutorial. The reflections in the water is a subject that I adore, because it is very relaxing. With your tutorials you get us to paint a little better every day. Thank you!!
By following you, my own painting become more beautiful. I am so greatful to have an amazing teacher like you
Thank you ! I like watching your video . You’re a good teacher ! 😊
Haha love your singing. That is quite lovely! Can't wait to give it a go.
😃 Oh, thank you very much for making me smile one week more and for another wonderful tutorial !!
I love everything about this. The way you painted the sunlight through the trees, the waterfall, the rocks, well like I said, everything.
Magical! I really enjoyed that. I think waterfalls are quite tough but your expertise has given me confidence to have another go. Thank you.
Andy
This. Was. Absolutely. Delightful.
I’m truly so grateful for people like you sharing their gifts with the world. Thank you. ❤
You are so welcome!
So pretty. The rocks look as if they are about to speak... :D
I'm quite familiar with Missouri, and the water there is absolutely gorgeous.
There are a lot of really good learnings in this tutorial- and ofcourse a really lovely painting
Wow Paul, that was amazing, thank you. I hope you will waft your magic towards me when I join you at your Christmas demo.
Hi Julia - I'll look forward to it!!!
Wonderful, wow and wow 👏👏👏👏👏
That is beautiful. Here in upstate New York, the maples are bright red and orange. We have waterfalls like that everywhere, and I love them dearly. I have trouble with my rocks; they never get the depth like yours. I will be practicing and rewatching this video. Loved the serenade at the beginning. Have a great trip. Thanks.
Brilliant thank you Paul
You are talented. Besides being an artist you're a great guitarist. You played a few great tunes for a few seconds on that guitar. Many thanks for the dynamic painting. The shades and lights are defined very well. The water looks real. The reflections and the rocks are perfect. Thanks again for another dynamic lesson.
I agree! He is a great confident teacher
@@artericson He is a great artist and musician
I love to see you mixing colors, it’s very important to understand the ratio of water and pigment. Do it again, please!
Will do - this week!
Haha, my cat (who seems to believe that he is a dog) objected to the strangled *guitar* sound. He enjoyed the music very much, though, or at least I did as I watched you create an interesting contrast between a warm, gentle autumn glow and knife sharp, cold rocks. Those tree and sky colours harmonise beautifully, and the blue at the bottom connects with their softness.
Wow Paul this one looks complicated, but I so enjoyed watching you paint it!!!!!! Some for me are for enjoyment sake and maybe not for painting at least yet. You are such a talented man and teacher. Blessings
Glad you enjoyed it
Blessings to you for sharing these videos in such hard times
Every time I watch your tutorials I always learn details that I wouldn't do without your teachings. Thank you ☺️
You are so welcome!
I often see you do something and I’m totally perplexed with where you’re going, then, it comes together. Amazing and beautiful work.
Thanks so much 😊
Always enjoy fall scenes & waterfalls..so many good techniques in this one…the charm of watercolour is letting it “do it’s thing” which other media doesn’t allow quite so much
Thanks Linda!
I love the intro's to your watercolor videos. Please don't discontinue the intros. :)
Ok thanks!
This was so lovely to watch and see the variety of techniques! Very atmospheric. I didn’t know that you could paint over parts scratched off with a scalpel - I’ve now finally got myself one so I’ll have to give these scratching off effects a try. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure - cheers!
So excited to paint this one. I live in northern Missouri! Thanks so much, Paul!
Thanks so much for this video. The painting is stunning. In my current watercolor class, we are studying water and waterfalls are included in that. I want to try this painting.
Many thanks Paul. I would love ro see more Autumn scenes with water reflections please 🙏
I think this is one of my favorites. Great to see the pallet and the strength of your paint. Really most helpful. Thanks for this delightful tutorial.
Greetings from SC, USA! Another beautiful & inspiring tutorial! Thank you!!
So peaceful and relaxing to watch. You’ve taught me lots of techniques in your tutorials, and even my art teacher is now a fan of yours!
Thank you Paul for beautiful autumn scene, I love it !
Glad you enjoyed it
Dreamy little picture...I love the way you got highlights on the water by lightly scraping the paper, it really brought the picture to life...Thanks for the tutorial 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Yesss!👏Thank you so much....always in awe of your art! Will try this over the weekend. Have a great time in Portugal !!
You are so easy to watch and listen to, such an amazing talent and such a great teacher. Thank You Paul Clark.
Very kind of you Jeri 👍
Wonderful! The rocks are amazing 🤗
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful autumn atmosphere!! Thank you Paul !!😊
I loved the guitar! I can't wait to learn more with you Paul. Hopefully "the hamster wheel period" is over. Great tutorial!
Mesmerizing~ the confidence in your strokes is stunning 🙏🏼
Nice haircut Paul. Thank you for being so gracious with your gift of art and teaching
Handsome. Thanks Paul!
It's ridiculous how much I look forward to watercolor Wednesday since I found your site. l go online early to see if there is a tutorial that week & save it like a miser - until late that day when chores are done. I savor them, but I'm a greedy beggar and they go way toooo quickly and I haven't found anything else to soothe my addiction. Except Margot's challenges. As with most, I have far less time than I'd like to work on this craft I love, but thank you both so much for your time and dedication to sharing techniques and places!
Thanks so much -it's very kind of you to say!
Ahhh, if only! I can’t paint (yet) but achieve this watercolor effect through ice dying fabric. I seem to enjoy the unexpected randomness of color play. The same reason I’d choose watercolor painting. Going to try it. Thank you for this! Im so touched to see it materialize! Lovely! Transforms my soul! Magical!
Thanks so much Sharron!
Love your English humour, and your unmistakeable talent. Thank you for your videos from Anita in Australia.
Delighted to hear - thanks Anita!
Thank you for this lesson. I appreciated how you painter the rocks and trees. Very helpful!
You're very welcome!
Thank you! That is great!
Love how you painted the scene using the vibrant colors of autumn. Great use of techniques and you make it so easy to learn from your tutorials. Thanks again for sharing your talent and helping us all to become better watercolor painters.
Thanks so much 😊
Good Morning Paul, lovely fall scene. Not quite fall here in So. Cal. How about a lovely Halloween scene/figure? Have a lovely time on your holiday.
This painting has given me ideas plus also motivation to complete a photo I took a few years ago of a swan stood on top of a waterfall in bradgate park Leicester!! Never got around to completing it but when I have I will forward to you!! Thanks Paul from Paul
Paul I love your mixtures of paint and your personality in your painting…..enjoying your techniques …awesome
Thank you so much Wendy 😀
Wow! New pristine palette! 😊
I love it!
Beautiful music... along with a painting that is magical... loved how the reflection looked like a photograph and the process that made it happen! Enjoy your holiday! Thank 😊 you for a wonderful lesson! With gratitude from a California Gramma ❤️
Thank you so much 😀
I’m sure John and Eldon will be thrilled with this painting which is perfection. You always go beyond other you tube tutorials with the extras,ie , Music and humour 😆.
Have a good time in Portugal. Look forward to pics.
Hi Paul.. Thanks again for this amazing tutorial. I have recently moved to Scotland and really hope to meet you someday..that would be a gift for me
My favourite teacher and artist.. I am so grateful 🙏
Thank you very much Paul for the lesson and the song too. Even though we don't experience the autumn but I feel it. Thank you again for bringing happiness through watercolor. Enjoy and safe journey both of you❤️❤️. Another topic is City scene with vehicles and some people.