Watercolor Impressionism - Nils Danielsson | Painting Masters 73
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Hi there, Liron here!
And I’m finally back with some more Painting Masters for you 😁🎨
Been a while since the last one.
Today we’ll look at works by Nils Danielsson, a Swedish painter I recently discovered on Instagram.
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I hope you enjoy this one, it’s a true MASTERCLASS in watercolor simplification 😊🙏🏼
- Liron
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I really appreciate you critique and presenting our colleagues. Again a great watercolor artist!
Im learning so much from your videos, you’ve got me passionate about painting again.
I’m so happy to hear that 😊🎨 Thank you
Loved this presentation, and examples are stunning!
Love it
Thank you for this lesson. I find it of real value to hear about the painting process. Repetition of hearing and seeing leads to (finally) having the concepts sink in and applied in my own work!
Very interesting analysis of study. But it's amazing that you could read a painting as if you are reading a novel... effortlessly.🤪
Haha 😂 Thank you 😁
You described the main elements and techniques really well, it was amazing stuff- SO much great talent out there, and you underlined in his work all the things you’ve always said about warm/ cool, dark/ mid tones, shapes etc. How he dealt with all those boats made me remember my lagoon boats. GROAN. I need to try again. Thanks for another peek at artists.
Thank you so much Barbara 😁🙏🏼
Happy you enjoyed this one!
Indeed - all the fundamentals are there.
Let me know how the boats' 2nd attempt goes!
This a artist Cloud. Such beautiful exposure to paintings I've never seen and so inspiring the way you love paintings. You so make me want to paint more n more. Well done. Oh my...
Haha my goal is achieved then - happy painting 😊🙏🏼
Thanks Liron. This is a new artist to me. Great to see and hear about the work.
Great painting s and great analysis
Wow❣️
his work is amazing…..love his style…does he have his own channel?
Fantastic Liron. Great video. I love it. The painting with all the boats is very well done. Its also a very complex painting to attempt. And just great skill
Happy you enjoyed this one (: His work's fantastic
Enjoyed seeing this artist's work, particularly interesting when you explain the various techniques he uses. And I like his muted colors mixed with warm tones, and sharp edges next to impressionistic blurs.
Yes, the edges are so good and interesting 😁 Happy you enjoyed 🙏🏼🙏🏼
My net takeaway for this artist was the way he breaks rules to create effects. I love his monochrome very much. Thanks for the detailed explanations Liron.
Great takeaway! (: My pleasure, thank you for watching 😊🙏🏼
Just found this video, thank you! Loved it! And when I searched for Nils from your link found that he now has a site and great demos. Love how you pointed out the amazing simplicity of his work. I'm a fan of your site also. Thanks again!
Thanks for another great video showing simplification. I appreciate seeing some of the source photos used. It helps me get a feel for what I should be doing.
Same here, I love when artists include the reference 🤩
You just gave me so many ideas of things to try to simplify! And thanks for highlighting this artist. really great stuff.
I really enjoyed the guided tour into other artist works as well as your own. Your personality is infectious as well. Rhonda from Mississippi USA
Beautiful! and I’m awed by how photo perfect they look from a distance. But HOW?
Skills I suppose 😉
What I find that really helps, is to actually interpret the scene from a distance.
To see the overall picture, and to make sure to paint it LIKE THAT first. And only afterwards to worry about the details within it.
Kind of like seeing it in low resolution, temporarily (:
Excellent video Liron, my watercolor dreams go in the same direction.
I think his battleship painting is one of his best (not shown here).
I was considering using it for the thumbnail! Though I remember including it in the video itself 🤔
@@LironYan Ya, you did use it in the video. My mistake.
Can you have a review on Watercolor portrait artist, Misulbu? He is very good
I've never been here so early 😍
Haha nice! 😁👏
His color schemes felt similar to Andy Evansen
Loved those little details, the vineyards at 8:43 for instance. The last one is probably my favorite. He likes to use that orange-ish pigment (the roof at 7:03 , eg ), which color is that?
That's a great question! Could actually be some kind of red light, or pyrrol orange (PO 71) / Pyrrol Red (PR 254) mixed in.
Happy you enjoyed this one (:
@@LironYan think you are right with the first one (pyrrol orange), searched it on google and it looks the same ;)