Create beautiful Watercolours by planning ahead with Charcoal art
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2022
- Planning and preparation is the key to successful watercolour painting. Let me show you the secret to producing your own unique Watercolour paintings by planning ahead using charcoal to produce not only a beautiful piece of art in its own right but a guaranteed method for successful Watercolour painting.
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I love working with charcoal and going to try it combined with a pen too 😁 Thanks Joanne 💝
Have fun!
Joanne, you are really good.
Thank you for the most thorough tutorial I’ve seen on TH-cam . I absolutely loved it and learned so much ❤l
That's so good to know! Thank you I am so pleased that you feel this tutorial has been a learning curve 😊
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I love love love love love love love love love you and you have taught me so much in a year!! 😘😘😘
That is so kind Rainy thank you for your support and lovely messages ❤️
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Merci infiniment Joanne ! Je réalise à quel point les croquis préalables sont si importants pour obtenir une belle peinture dans le respect des valeurs, des ombres et des lumières.
Joanne, thank you for the awesome video. Simple explanations about value.
You are very welcome Jinny 🙏
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This was so informational, Joanne! I’ve resisted using charcoal, partly because it’s messy but also because I wasn’t sure about the techniques. You’re one of my favorite watercolorists! I’ve been following you for years!
Glad it was helpful Donna! Yes it's a little messy but worth it 👌
Brrrrava! Grazie.😊
Thank you for sharing. This is a Fantastic idea.! Awesome piece by the way.!
Your very welcome Bruce
Always a pleasure to watch you work!
Thank you Helene
great video thank you so much. would love to see you take it to the watercolour stage and paint it
Thanks Darrin 😊 please do check out my previous tutorials for monochromatic tutorials 😊
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Lovely demo thanks.. Yes it's very inspiring. 😀
You are welcome Ranjana 😊
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Excellent tutorial Joanne. You have an amazing gift to encourage & inspire. Love it x
Thank you Diane 😊 💓
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Hi Joanne I’m new to your channel, great video. Thankyou for sharing your process xxx
Your very welcome Louise 🙏 🤗
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I am so glad you were able to re-show this. I miss having the resource that was Art Tutor. I don't understand why they have all disappeared!
Sadly ArtTutor closed its doors during the pandemic they are definitely missed 😢
grazie!!!
Fab.
This is a spectacular piece of work, Joanne - I really love the dramatic and almost _haunting_ nature of your charcoal work - thank you! 🖤
You are very welcome 🙏 🤗
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@@JBOONTOM Thank you, Joanne. I live on UC atm while I'm unwell, but have bookmarked your Patreon for part of my recovery. 🤍
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Wishing you a speedy recovery 🙏
This was a great lesson. Can't wait to try it. Also, looking forward to joining your Patreon site in January!
You will be made very welcome Joyce 🙏 🤗
This was fabulous! I can’t wait to try this method. I usually talk myself out of using charcoal - messy - but you took the intimidation right away from it!
That's great news Nan 😀
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Thank you for another brilliant tutorial. I have learnt so much from you and I am keen to experiment with charcoal now x
That's so good to know Christine 🥰
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Brilliant tutorial Joanne - will definitely give this method a try! Happy New Year to you :)
Your welcome Nicola 🙏
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Hi Joanne, thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial on dealing with values and charcoal! I have just started painting with charcoal and you are right: it is so forgiving because you can highlight again areas by simply using the eraser. It‘s a wonderful medium! Have you ever tried painting portraits or animals with charcoal?
Thanks Karin 😊 Yes charcoal is a wonderful medium and perfect for any subject including animals, my favourite and portraits 🥰
That was amazing Joanne. You are so talented. Thank you. 🤗😊
Your very welcome Paulene 🙏
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Hello - new to your channel. I am curious - please excuse my ignorance - I am also new to watercolour - but it seems to be a lot of work for a preliminary "sketch". Maybe I am looking at creating Art the wrong way - I often think that if I am going to create a piece of Art it needs to be "sale" worthy...But I am starting to think that sketching and drawing will help improve the way I look at and create a piece of art. This video was extremely interesting. I have some willow charcoal & I think today I will give it a try and not think so much about it being a "sale" worthy piece of art. Thank you for giving me another perspective.
Improving your sketching ability is always a good idea even if you paint in a loose watercolour style. This charcoal study/plan is perfect for a more complex painting as it is something to refer back to while you are painting. I also think charcoal art is beautiful in its own right. Creating Monochromatic charcoal pencil or paint studies was and still is really helpful when understanding tonal values and of course composition.
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Very nice. Thank you very much Joanne. You are a perfectly inspiring Artist.