I enjoyed seeing you use all these techniques in one composition (and a lovely composition it is). I especially liked the backwash under the vegetables.
You are an amazing artist! You have a soothing voice and beautiful explanations which makes watching ur videos a pleasure! Appreciate the hard work!! ❤
I love this tutorial!! Such a beautiful variation, I loved the shadow underneath the veggies too! Really interesting changes occuring with the different paints. Thank you for your expertise in the watercolor medium!
The delicate butterflies enhanced by the weight of the vegetables really tie everything together. I'm taking the day off because, apparently, it is Sunday 😊❤
I am SOOO SORRY! This was meant to come out last Sunday but I am knee deep in projects + plus I just found out my kids camp ends early so my work days got cut short for the next month 😳 I will get back on track I promise! Next painting is already finished and I started releasing PATREON videos for it so TH-cam version coming on Sunday morning next week 😁💕🌶️
You don't owe your viewers any apologies. We are blessed to have you in our lives. Your work is like happy therapy for me. I don't even know why it brings me so much pleasure 🥰💗
Anna, I have just discovered your channel. I am amazed at how much I have learned from your tutorials. The way you explain each technique with concise demonstrations. The sound of your voice is calming and not rushed to explain the techniques you are using. I use Daniel Smith watercolor paints which helps me paint along with your tutorials. I do like to use some of their Primatek paints like Green Apatite Genuine. I will continue to watch your tutorials to learn new ways to make my artwork more appealing.
That was so cool Anna. As you had sent me the link I went straight to it and felt like you were speaking directly to me...what fun!! cheers from Western Australia :)
I don’t think I’ve ever heard of the backwash effect but I really want to try it. I think that it would be a really cool way to make a more blurry line at the top of a landscape where the sky meets land so that the line isn’t so ridged. Thank you for showing us!
Thank you so much Patricia! I will keep it reasonable "crazy" hehe I just always get a bunch of criticism if I "extend" my palette too much and some folks get frustrated as it is harder to follow. I will keep the broccoli as is, but will need to reduce the number of reds and greens I used...otherwise its a bit too wild for a tutorial.
Loved how you created the texture of the broccoli❤❤❤. I usually use a lot of salt on my backgrounds. Also i'm going to wait very eagerly for the rose 😍😍😍
A video about texture, yay! When the subject matter has texture I like to try and capture some of the texture into my artwork. I’m not skilled to paint hyper realistic art but I need texture in my artwork. Otherwise I feel as if my art looks flat, even cartoony. Thanks for sharing!
Just what I was looking for! I’m working on a bumblebee and flower painting and was on the fence about the background. This is what I had in mind, I will definitely give it a try!
Fabulous tutorial. Love all the tips. Super granulating paint now intrigues me. I love using backwashes for creating fur! Who says it is always a mistake? 😂😂 have loved watching the shorts and was really looking forward to the completed show. Thank you again for more inspiration.
Thank you Alison! "Mistakes" add so much character you are right:) Try 1-2 tubes to see if you are into super granulating. They are a lot of fund but expensive. I finally got 4 Schminke tubes for very specific projects {A bear! I will be painting a bear soon! } and I don't regret it at all but it was a long process to justify the price {also to be completely honest I just kept buying more reds because one can never have too many reds ahem :)))))
I always paint on cold pressed surface, usually Arches blocks 140lbs. The glove link is in the video description - you will find lots of them on Amazon! Thank you:)
Anna, thank you for all your time & Art, I've learned so much from you. Question; do you find that Qor colors & salt don't play all that well together? Mostly on hotpress I've had issues. I did do a test sheet with the 24 set (LOVE them) & some of the pigments reacted well, others not so much. I'm going to do one on regular cold press to see if that makes a difference. I loved this video. I'd love to see more on white objects/still lifes, the shadows if you get around to it. Again thank you. 😎🤗🥰
Thank you Mary! I promise more "objects" coming up {mushrooms specifically with some intricate shadows:) To answer your question, I think QOR plays well with salt, at least the Dioxaine Purple and Quinacridones do fine... I don't own the full set, curious to know which ones didn't do well in your opinion. The hot pressed paper may be an issue as it is not really accepting of salt or granulating paints - the surface is too smooth in my experience to fully "collect" the particles of paint and reveal nice granulation / clusters. Let me know what you find with 2nd test on cold pressed. This is fascinating!
When you have a big background to paint, do you wet the whole area or only portions of it at a time? Love your painting techniques. Those brushes are lovely. They hold a lovely point. What do you use please?
I use Escoda Chronos and Reserva brushes {Link in the description}. For the background, I wet around the edges, then add paint closer to the subject. I have an entire class on this on my Patreon and on Skillshare:)
You can try Fabriano Artistico. BUt generally I would save on brushes and paints and try not to compromise on paper for watercolor s it really really does make a difference in the final results.
Hi again. I just watched another of your videos which is 3 years old where you did a review of Escoda Reserva (real Kolinski brush) and the Versatil (synthetic). I'm wondering if you have now changed your mind about those brushes, seeing you are using the Chronos in this video or do you find the Chronos better than the ones you reviewed back then.
I’ve always stuck with Escoda brand of of brushes for the most part, trying different types like Versatil and Reserva but on a look out for the best possible synthetic version (due to price and availability of sable). Last April 2022 they came out with Chronos and I was finally extremely happy about all aspects of a brush. It’s a split of 10a% real fur vs 90% synthetic, so the typical issues of water load and stiffness that are common to synthetics are solved. The price point is affordable and I haven’t stopped using them since then. I think it’s the perfect balance of price quality and ease of use from all the ones I’ve tried so far 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli Thank you so much for your reply. I have been using some fairly good brushes but I still find the points disappointing. I will definitely go with your suggestion and get the Chronos. I know your recommendation will be a great one because of you level of expertise. You make it look so easy though I know it's not. Again, thank you for your generous information to us mere mortals who aspire to your talents. 💝
Absolutely fantastic. The more techniques the better.
I enjoyed seeing you use all these techniques in one composition (and a lovely composition it is). I especially liked the backwash under the vegetables.
Thank you so much Sharon! :)
You are an amazing artist! You have a soothing voice and beautiful explanations which makes watching ur videos a pleasure! Appreciate the hard work!! ❤
Thank you so much Deepa! 💕😊
So fun!!! Love the new techniques!! Your choice to use these techniques for this particular subject matter... Really works!! Thank you🙏🤗
I hate broccoli but I love THAT broccoli! And the butterflies “in the spirit of being extra.” Thank you for sharing all your techniques.
Ahhhh thank you Jackie:)))))))) I TRY to eat broccoli to show good example for my kids but honestly prefer painting it with salt vs eating hehe
I love this tutorial!! Such a beautiful variation, I loved the shadow underneath the veggies too! Really interesting changes occuring with the different paints. Thank you for your expertise in the watercolor medium!
Thank you so much! I am happy to hear you enjoyed watching my little veggy experiment:))))
Beautiful. Just as fresh as pluck it from garden 😮😮❤❤❤
The delicate butterflies enhanced by the weight of the vegetables really tie everything together. I'm taking the day off because, apparently, it is Sunday 😊❤
I am SOOO SORRY! This was meant to come out last Sunday but I am knee deep in projects + plus I just found out my kids camp ends early so my work days got cut short for the next month 😳 I will get back on track I promise! Next painting is already finished and I started releasing PATREON videos for it so TH-cam version coming on Sunday morning next week 😁💕🌶️
LOL ❤
You don't owe your viewers any apologies. We are blessed to have you in our lives. Your work is like happy therapy for me. I don't even know why it brings me so much pleasure 🥰💗
Anna, I have just discovered your channel. I am amazed at how much I have learned from your tutorials. The way you explain each technique with concise demonstrations. The sound of your voice is calming and not rushed to explain the techniques you are using. I use Daniel Smith watercolor paints which helps me paint along with your tutorials. I do like to use some of their Primatek paints like Green Apatite Genuine.
I will continue to watch your tutorials to learn new ways to make my artwork more appealing.
Absolutely awsome. Love your style and way of painting. Love your voice and all the way of explaining as well. I'm really impressed
Thank you so much Anna 😀
That was so cool Anna. As you had sent me the link I went straight to it and felt like you were speaking directly to me...what fun!! cheers from Western Australia :)
I am so glad you enjoyed this! 🦘😊💕
I don’t think I’ve ever heard of the backwash effect but I really want to try it. I think that it would be a really cool way to make a more blurry line at the top of a landscape where the sky meets land so that the line isn’t so ridged.
Thank you for showing us!
That would definitely be a cool way to apply the effect:) Enjoy!
Thank you for another beautiful tutorial.
I am one of your patreons and i would love a tutorial of this painting as is… with all the crazy. This is just awesome
Thank you so much Patricia! I will keep it reasonable "crazy" hehe I just always get a bunch of criticism if I "extend" my palette too much and some folks get frustrated as it is harder to follow. I will keep the broccoli as is, but will need to reduce the number of reds and greens I used...otherwise its a bit too wild for a tutorial.
I love your work and the way you make your techniques accessible
Thank you very much. I find this lesson very valuable and so inspiring.
Wonderful tutorial. Using a granulated paint for the background is brilliant!
Thank you so much! :)
I absolutely love the "crazy" aspects. They have added so much to this piece. The backwash technique is something I have to try!
Thank you Erica:)))) Sometimes these "accidents" add so much flair to an otherwise regular looking subject:)
Loved how you created the texture of the broccoli❤❤❤. I usually use a lot of salt on my backgrounds. Also i'm going to wait very eagerly for the rose 😍😍😍
Thank you so much! 💕 the rose is already in PATREON and will be here next week 😊
Pretty 😊Excellent techniques
Thank you! 😊
Such a beautiful video to see 😍😍 amazing work as always !!! 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much for watching 😊💕
I love your painting I did sign for skill Share and I love to watch your videos you have a lovely voice thank you for your good work
Thank you so much for your support! Enjoy:)
Let me tell you your voice is an audio asmr❤❤
Thank you ☺️ 💕
Very good!!!!
Beautiful!❤❤❤🌹
Thank you! 😊
SO AMAZINGG😍 please do painting for a bird of paradise plant pleaseeee😭
A video about texture, yay! When the subject matter has texture I like to try and capture some of the texture into my artwork. I’m not skilled to paint hyper realistic art but I need texture in my artwork. Otherwise I feel as if my art looks flat, even cartoony. Thanks for sharing!
I love... love..love this picture.
Yes texture is so important
Just what I was looking for! I’m working on a bumblebee and flower painting and was on the fence about the background. This is what I had in mind, I will definitely give it a try!
This is fabulous! Any chance that you'll do a full length tutorial of this on Patreon?
Hi Adela! Yes - this will be on PATREON in August 😊 Thank you!
Fun demo. I especially love how the broccoli turned out!
Thank you ☺️🎨🥦
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Wow!! Anna that amazing. I enjoyed every second of this video tutorial. I like the salt technique👍♥️♥️♥️
Thank you! It’s so much fun - try the salt🧂 it’s perfect for backgrounds too! 💕 have a wonderful weekend 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli 👍. You too dear♥️♥️
Fabulous tutorial. Love all the tips. Super granulating paint now intrigues me. I love using backwashes for creating fur! Who says it is always a mistake? 😂😂 have loved watching the shorts and was really looking forward to the completed show. Thank you again for more inspiration.
Thank you Alison! "Mistakes" add so much character you are right:) Try 1-2 tubes to see if you are into super granulating. They are a lot of fund but expensive. I finally got 4 Schminke tubes for very specific projects {A bear! I will be painting a bear soon! } and I don't regret it at all but it was a long process to justify the price {also to be completely honest I just kept buying more reds because one can never have too many reds ahem :)))))
Awesome video! Enjoyed every second!
Thank you:)))
Could you please indicate when you wet the paper with clear water before you apply paint? Thanks ❤️
Amazing results
Thank you!😊
I love yours watercolours❤
Thank you 😊💕
Can you make video about the difference among watercolour,gouache,oil paint,acrylic & poster colour
You kind of read my mind - I work with all of these and was wondering how they would look on the same subject! 🤔👌
Lindo❤
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Beautiful vegetables,delicious almost. Where do you get your glove? What watercolour paper do you prefer? I appreciate your tutorial very much.
I always paint on cold pressed surface, usually Arches blocks 140lbs. The glove link is in the video description - you will find lots of them on Amazon! Thank you:)
@@AnnaBucciarelli Thank you once again Anna
Anna, thank you for all your time & Art, I've learned so much from you. Question; do you find that Qor colors & salt don't play all that well together? Mostly on hotpress I've had issues. I did do a test sheet with the 24 set (LOVE them) & some of the pigments reacted well, others not so much. I'm going to do one on regular cold press to see if that makes a difference. I loved this video. I'd love to see more on white objects/still lifes, the shadows if you get around to it. Again thank you. 😎🤗🥰
Thank you Mary! I promise more "objects" coming up {mushrooms specifically with some intricate shadows:) To answer your question, I think QOR plays well with salt, at least the Dioxaine Purple and Quinacridones do fine... I don't own the full set, curious to know which ones didn't do well in your opinion. The hot pressed paper may be an issue as it is not really accepting of salt or granulating paints - the surface is too smooth in my experience to fully "collect" the particles of paint and reveal nice granulation / clusters. Let me know what you find with 2nd test on cold pressed. This is fascinating!
When you have a big background to paint, do you wet the whole area or only portions of it at a time? Love your painting techniques. Those brushes are lovely. They hold a lovely point. What do you use please?
I use Escoda Chronos and Reserva brushes {Link in the description}. For the background, I wet around the edges, then add paint closer to the subject. I have an entire class on this on my Patreon and on Skillshare:)
Thank you. I will check out your classes. I think I could learn a lot from your expertise. 🙂
Do you have any recommendations for watercolor paper but cheap because I’m a beginner but still want better quality paper😅😊❤
Love your art work!
You can try Fabriano Artistico. BUt generally I would save on brushes and paints and try not to compromise on paper for watercolor s it really really does make a difference in the final results.
hi sister...can u name wht water colour brand that ur using ya...TIA
Hi again. I just watched another of your videos which is 3 years old where you did a review of Escoda Reserva (real Kolinski brush) and the Versatil (synthetic). I'm wondering if you have now changed your mind about those brushes, seeing you are using the Chronos in this video or do you find the Chronos better than the ones you reviewed back then.
I’ve always stuck with Escoda brand of of brushes for the most part, trying different types like Versatil and Reserva but on a look out for the best possible synthetic version (due to price and availability of sable). Last April 2022 they came out with Chronos and I was finally extremely happy about all aspects of a brush. It’s a split of 10a% real fur vs 90% synthetic, so the typical issues of water load and stiffness that are common to synthetics are solved. The price point is affordable and I haven’t stopped using them since then. I think it’s the perfect balance of price quality and ease of use from all the ones I’ve tried so far 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli Thank you so much for your reply. I have been using some fairly good brushes but I still find the points disappointing. I will definitely go with your suggestion and get the Chronos. I know your recommendation will be a great one because of you level of expertise. You make it look so easy though I know it's not. Again, thank you for your generous information to us mere mortals who aspire to your talents. 💝
Sei molto brava. Sei italiana? Ciao
Will the salt cause the paper to deteriorate over time?
Half way through I show how I remove it after everything is dry and the paint has settled 😊
why is their no voice
I am watching on my tv and I now have sound
Wonderful, thank you for sharing your texture techniques.
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