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Make Your Paintings Look 3D Using This Simple Painting Technique
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2023
- How to make your paintings look more 3D using negative painting techniques. Learn more about watercolour painting: / karenriceart - includes EXCLUSIVE TUTORIALS and SKETCH OUTLINES etc...
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Paper:
300gsm 100% cotton watercolour paper Saunders Waterford Hot Pressed 9 x 12 inches block.
Size 10, 8 & 4 Black Velvet Brushes:
Paper towel.
Spritzer bottle.
Salt.
Brusho - Black
Watercolour pencils - Black & Brown & Sandpaper
Colours & (alternatives):
Quin Gold (Raw Sienna)
Yellow Ochre (Raw Sienna)
Burnt Sienna (Burnt Umber)
Cobalt Blue (Ultramarine)
Alizarin Crimson (Permanent Rose)
Prussian Blue (Phthalo Blue)
Paynes Grey (Indigo)
Lunar Black (Lamp Black)
Daniel Smith:
Shadow Violet & Moonstone
White Gouache
Triple pot water pot
Music: Frolic E's Jammy Jams
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Unbelievable! It looks like you could pick the pebbles right up from the paper. Amazing talent!
Thank you so much 😊
Stunning
What a great technique for beginners to gain confidence. Thank you!
You're so welcome!
What a great technique for capturing tge effect of underwater stones.
Thank you 😊
It really does look 3D - I love the textures! This looks very relaxing to paint - sometimes on a nice rainy, cozy day at home, I love to work on something like this - no hurry, letting layers dry while listening to podcasts and working on other things in my craft room! Definitely bookmarking this for a few days from now - some storms moving in! Thank you, Karen - I look forward to trying my hand at negative painting!
Thank you so much! I really hope you enjoy painting this one 😊
@@KarenRiceArt Hi again! I didn't end up painting this last weekend, but I DID finally get to it yesterday! I am just putting some finishing touches on it tonight. I definitely went too dark on the middle layers, so I am lifting out some color and then will go back and "tidy up," as you say, and add those wonderful extras like the white spatter. It is still going to be bit dark overall, but for a first try, I am pleased! I am amazed that I got at least a semblance of the 3-D effect! Thanks for the guidance!
I can’t wait to try this!!!
Have fun 😊
This is such a useful tutorial Karen, thank you Xx
You are so welcome 😊
I love your work and the way you explain your techniques so well. Thanks!
You are so welcome!
Beautiful!💐
Thank you! 😊
Ohmygoodness 😮 I am dying to give this a try!!! It's like magic!!! Thank you!
Have fun!
Oh I love this so much! I cannot wait to try! I adore all your commentary as well! You make me feel so excited to have a go at all the different techniques all while getting good practice! Thank you for showing this to us!🤗🥰
I'm so pleased you enjoyed watching this one and the commentary 😊
I think I learned the basics of painting to capture 3-d, negative painting, from this tutorial. Thank you, Karen. I can't wait to try!
Thanks Donna! I hope you enjoy painting this one!
Many thanks! Very helpful! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Can’t wait to try this!!! I’m a beginner so it will b very interesting! ❤
Have fun!
Amazing !!. I just love the design as well as the colors you chose, Karen. So well done
How fabulous is this…
Thank you 😊
Excellent! I love painting pebbles and it's amazing to have found a tutorial on them. I love the way you found the pebbles hiding inside the paper. Greetings from Italy.
P.S. Brusho was a new one on me - thanks for opening my eyes to new possibilities!
Thank you so much 😀
This is fantastic! It was a great lesson to get me out of a funk. Thank you
I’m so glad! I hope you enjoy painting this one Lisa 😊
Enjoyed this. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this, thank you!
You're so welcome!
Beautiful!!!❤
I love this. I just started trying negative painting techniques, and this really helps. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Beautiful , but no way can l do it , you are an artist , l just paint 😥
So amazing, I really want to try this
Hope you get a chance to paint this one 😀
I followed this tutorial and loved it. Result was very satisfying. Thank you Karen
You are so welcome!
This looks like so much fun and a great thing to do if you don’t know what to paint.
Thanks Lynn 😊
great example on how to use negative space to help when painting 😀
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful techniques here, I love the effects you've created ☺
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you for entertaining my Muse! This is loads of fun!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are a great teacher❤ thank you.
This painting using various techniques for texture, interest and depth is so amazing, beautiful and calming. The stones are very realistic and I'm inspired to try this. Thank you.
Thank you so much 😀
I really like this pebbles, i wil geven it a try
Have fun!
They look like genuine pebbles, especially close up. Fabulous! I must try this. 😊
Thank you so much!
Fantastic!
Many thanks!
This is beautiful. I'd like to use this technique with leaf shapes.
Wow, thank you Karin! It was a joy to watch this video. 😊
Thank you :-)
Oh my! This is magical! Thank you Karen!
You are so welcome!
Great idea.
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹
You are so welcome
I'm definitely giving this ago. I love learning about textures and it looks fun too
I hope you have fun painting this one!
WOW, I'm eager to try this! Thanks, Karen!
Hope you like it!
I've painted trees a few times, using negative painting; One of my favorite ways to paint. I will try pebbles like this, as well. Separate leaves could be colorful and beautiful too. Thank you Karen, love watching your tutorials.
Thanks for sharing Mary Anne... I think the leaves negative painting is a wonderful idea!
Really cool thx for sharing 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Love this, Karen. Lots of fun and possibilities!
Thank you Lisa. 😊
Wonderful as always Karen - thank you!
You are so welcome!
Many virtual hugs of thanks to you! I will do it with my watercolor friends next time. anyway I like stones , those are really fun to do.
I hope you enjoy painting this with your friends!
I love it.
Thank you :-)
This is great, i can't wait to try this technique. I struggle with being loose in watercolour, so this will be good practice. Thank you so much for sharing
I hope this will be helpful in painting looser! Have fun 😊
how beautiful! fun practice! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Great tip! And I bet there are some other areas you could apply the same principle.
Absolutely!
Your tutorials are fantastic 😊thanks so much for posting ❤
I love Brusho so much, and I think I first heard about it from your tutorials. It's powerful stuff!
It really is!
Absolutely stunning!!! Will have to try it. 👍👍
Have fun!
C’est magnifique Karen, et en plus je viens de trouver comment faire pour traduire ta langue …. 🤗 merci pour toutes tes explications, je crois que je v me régaler 😊
That is wonderful! How did you do it?
So much fun and it looks great. Thanks.
It was!
A fantastic tutorial. Thank you for sharing
You’re welcome 😊
Thank youuu😊
You're welcome 😊
Hi Karen. Am just thinking that this would be great with shells on the beach. I love the sea and this would be amazing! Love your stones too. Thanks so much for your tutorials. Francie 😊
Great idea! Thank you 😊
That was very interesting, thank you Karen
You are so welcome. Thanks Elaine 😀
So very effective, Karen.
Thank you so much 😊
@@KarenRiceArt You are very welcome.
Danke!
Thank you so much!!
This is amazing, watching the pebbles emerge! Super granulating pints or Daniel Smith’s “genuines” could work really well - inspired! I wonder if there is the possibility to create a floral using the technique… 🤔. Thanks so much for this 🙏
Thanks so much Chris! I like the idea of using Daniel Smith’s paints! Great suggestion btw! I hope you like tomorrows exclusive! I use some more negative painting techniques 😊
Love it!
Thanks!!
Wonderful, thank you!
Thank you too!
I love this, thank you so much❤
You're welcome 😊
Absolutely love this. Can't wait to have a go!
Have fun 😊
@@KarenRiceArt I'm letting the last but one layer dry as we speak. it's been really interesting and a whole lot of fun doing this. I used left over dried puddles of paint from a previous painting, so I've cleaned up as I've played as well.
@@KarenRiceArt I finished it and am very happy with the results! Thank you - a great tutorial.
Very interesting to watch😊
Thank you 😊
Amazing👏🏼
Thank you 🙌
Cheers
Thanks David
awesome
Thank you 😊
love using brusho
Love it 😊💖
Yay! Thank you!
I love this effect, how could you make it look like it would the bed of a stream with flowing water
Thanks Rick... great suggestion!!
This was fun but harder than it looks.
Thanks for the great tutorial. Could you tell me whose palette you’re using. I’m looking for one that doesn’t rust and I don’t see rust on yours despite it being very wet.
Hi David, thank you so much! I am using a heavy enamel paintbox by Loxley. You can find a link for it in the description.
I’ve just started art classes and we have a project week as the last lesson. I like the idea of doing some pebbles but won’t have time during the glass to allow it to dry naturally between layers. Could I use a hairdryer?
Yes you could use a
Hairdryer. Wait for the shine to go before you use it or it could move your paint.
What is brusho? I have never heard of it. I love your style of teaching. Very clear
Nevermind my question! I see you have a video on what brusho is:-)
Thank you! Here is a video I published all about Brusho, hope you find it helpful: th-cam.com/video/0Dc5uYUDMEE/w-d-xo.html
This watercolor is so beautiful! How long does the painting take to dry in between layers?
Thank you! It all depends on the warmth of your surroundings and how wet your paper is.
When I've done negative painting, using Arches, I let it dry a good one hour; I live in an area with high humidity
Luv your work -What brand are your Asian looking brushes😊 thanks!
Thank you 😊 Black Velvet Brushes.
This is very cool! What the heck is a cast shadow and how can I figure that one out????
Thank you 😊 A cast shadow is what we generally think of as a shadow. It's a shadow created by something block- ing the light source
@@KarenRiceArt Thank you so much for answering that. I understand now. Thought a case shadow was somehow different from "a shadow."
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I signed up for your Patreon program but don’t know where to access it. Can you help?
Hi Sue, I can’t find you on my Patreon membership. Are you sure you didn’t sign up to my TH-cam membership?
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