Preview | Linda Kemp's Negative Painting Techniques: Watercolor
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Control the uncontrollable and take advantage of the nature of watercolor as your create a painting from start to finish along with Linda Kemp in her new ArtistsNetwork.tv video workshop. Working wet-into-wet with multiple layers, Linda teaches in a negative painting approach (painting around an object). Along the way, learn watercolor painting tips for brushwork, edges, color mixing and characteristics, and value contrasts for a powerful end result!
Preview Linda Kemp's Negative Painting Techniques: Watercolor video now and learn how to see and paint in the negative, how to achieve rich color with watercolor, and how to layer and glaze paints with success. Then visit ArtistsNetwork.tv for access to the full-length video.
`The paper is stewing in its juices`. Love it!
I nearly vomited
I just discovered negative painting with watercolour. I'm loving it! I'm starting simple with basic layered buildings. Your paintings are very beautiful and inspiring! Thank you!
Linda, you're lovely to listen to - the language you use is a dream!
Gorgeous- can't wait to try this- thanks so much for sharing your amazing talent and wonderful style.
Gives me a new way to think about painting the negative and the background. Love the look of your work.
linda - my hero!
Wow! Absolutely noble organic structures. I love it!
you are amazing! beautiful work, negative effect is just mind blowing too me and painting it! whoa!!! awesome!
Nice clever and instinctive, thank you.. the color harmony tip was a real third eye opener
l am not a flower painter but your lesson on the use of negative space and wet into wet water colour was brilliant,thankyou.
kind regards steve
Thank you! Great video even if just for the color tip. I used to make that mistake and then wonder why it didn't work. I'll definitely try this method of wet-on-wet layering out soon enough.
This is O so inspiring! I love the way watercolor can almost do the painting for you and I feel this gets lost often when trying to be too realistic. I so long for this ethereal touch in my own paintings. I will add you to my muse file. Thanks!
I like your colour schemes. So chic!😘
I don’t know this artist but I like her already lol ❤
This is definitely something new
I need to try this )
amazing!!!! I like your style
It's beautiful
Give it a try! Linda says to keep it simple--simple shapes are key :) Enjoy!
I purchased this video and it's wonderful I just wish you could have gone into more detail with the pink berries the way you did the leaves. I guess the leaves were more difficult. Anyway, it looks like I have a lot of fun ahead of me. Thank you for making your videos.
So pretty - colors look northwestern? Love the negative technique you use. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Linda Kemp's has several videos & all are great, well worth the download purchase....I became a member of North Light Shop, signing up to their emails, there you can have a good look at which one you want.
Örülök, hogy megnéztem
whaaaaa so amazing !!
I just found you!!!! LOOOOVe your work!
Prachtig e volledig beheersing van het kleurenpalet SUPER
Loved this, thank you Linda Kemp..curious to what brand paint you prefer
Magical...
Wow,Linda u n ur work is Awesome .! Mrs Afzal Pakistan
good painting....
Thanks!
Nice!!!
Great !
thankyou very nice
Very good
this looks amazin but sooooo difficult!
I Like this
Humbling!
thank you, eugene/switzerland
There is one point where the vid skips forward and there is this beautiful airbrush look on the paper how did you achieve that with the watercolour?
super
great
beautiful to seel
WTF?
tanks a lot
U velcome
Could a beginner try this technique with any success? What type of a photo or subject would be good to start with? Really has my brain going....( I do art journaling with mixed media, so I was intrigued with this..especially when you stated that watercolor doesn't always have to be used in thin layers) Love this! TFS
very interesting...how long did it take you to master this technique? like how the colors spread
Nice..... in a negative sort of way :-)
You mean negative in a nice sort of way? :D
I have bristol paper and am wondering if that would be alright to do a bit of watercoloring on, or will it not be able to withstand? I'm eager to get back into painting but it's been so long since I've done it.
Linda: While painting away from the edge of selected object how do we choose the colors we paint at various part of the edge? And how far do we paint the same color? Don't we need to be mindful of the surrounding objects, their shapes and colors while painting away from an edge of a selected object, particularly for the realistic or near realistic paintings (perhaps even for abstract paintings)?
Really nice video but it's too bad that no one did the proof reading ... thanks
Where can I buy a copy of the entire DVD?
Difficult, but nice 👍
What paper are you using for painting
is this her chanel?
how did you get the 2:22 image? the video just jumped off :(
this is exactly what i am looking for :(
This looked nothing like berry. I don’t get it.
I know a
Kemp!!
Hi
I"m trying to contact the site (artistnetworktv) but contact details are not valid. I have absolutely no way to contact you, that's why I'm writing here. I've purchased Linda Kemp's watercolor vid (literally just now) and I'm not happy with it. The vid was misleading. The presented painting was not included in the tutorial, it was shown as a sample work (at the end). Can I please get a refund? Or at least provide me with an email? Kind Regards
Hi there,
So sorry to hear you aren't interested in Linda's video. You can reach artistsnetwork.tv here: 855-842-5289, M-F 8am-5pm MT
e-Mail: customer-service@artistsnetwork.tv
Customer service will be able to assist.
+ArtistsNetwork no, that email doesn't work.
"I'm knocking a little bit of turquoise in... Just because I can"
"It's of course on a non-porous surface so the painting is really stewing in it's own juices"
"I can absolutely use these colors anywhere in this painting and I won't run into any problems"
this woman is drunk with power someone stop her
Linda Kemp is such a pro, but these videos are brutal. Seriously, whoever is dropping in the language tags really needs to know how to spell. It detracts from the professionalism. As a professional, I would never accept anything less.
Good advice - u must just cringe at all these bids where people keep dropping in a zillion colors all over the place
why isnt it taped down ur paper is buckling all over and u cant really fix that. please people tape your paper down so it doesnt buckle and warp from the water and be sure to dry it out in the sun before u take the tape off
It didnt buckle while wet because it was held down by the water itself due to the amount of water and the plastic surface it was laid on. And if you have a paper that's dried and it buckles, you can iron it with a dry towel on top, it smooths it out just nice :)
Fairly sure she knows what she is doing. I do not stretch my paper either
You tell em Gito