View of Belfast from Hazelbank my go to place for a walk. Thanks Grahame for the great tutorial I have painted this scene in pastel, will have to give it a go with my new watercolour set.
I love this one. Shows how to pull the fat out of the fire and that's important. Many artists won't show that. I appreciate it. There's gold in your vids. Thank you.
Thank you Grahame for another great demonstration. I look forward to seeing your painting process and I've learned so much. Please keep them coming. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
The question and answer portion was such a good addition. I especially liked hearing you say that every single painting goes wrong in some way. It is a joy to watch you paint, and to listen to you speak about watercolor.
Thank you! Your videos are always amazing and full of good advices. Thanks a lot for that. And your paintings are marvellous! I wish I could paint like that one time. I really admire how you can make from a uninteresting photo such a beautiful scenes.
I love the calm with which you elaborate your subjects and the harmony with which the study of the single details fits into the context of the whole picture
Great video, thanks! I always feel that we are never fully in control of watercolours,we are the 'conductors to the orchestra' . Lots of valuable learning in your videos.
Hi Grahame, I just found your channel and website and am enjoying it completely. This was a great tutorial, especially the fix of the sunset with the spray bottle. I really appreciate all the detailed explanation you do with the whys and hows. I'm in the US and would like to know how Millford paper compares to Arches or Fabriano paper. Are they comparable to get the effects you get?
Hi Mitch I'm not sure that Millford is available in the US but both Arches and Fabriano would be fine to use. Arches is probably closest but I find paint doesn't lift off very well on Arches. The intention is to create nice wet in wet effects.
Nice painting! I really like the way you used the photo as a guide, but made it your own especially in the area with the figure. So much of the time I think, we try to paint everything exactly the way we see it in the photo, or scene, instead of enhancing the shapes and values to make better a balanced painting! (Btw, Love your voice, I could listen all day!)👍
Stunning painting, as always! Great Q & A session at the end, too! Wanted to leave you Happy New Year message on the latest one... Happy New Year, my friend!
I love this scene Very well done Graham I must attempt it Just returned from Scotland and saw the grand 'Old Man of Storr' in Skye Have you ever painted it?
Loved this one! As I have loved many more of yours! Thanks. One question. The painting behind you in this video as you talk at the end, seems to be a scene from India. Could you please tell me something about it, please?
@@PaintingWatercolour Wow! When are you coming to Bangalore? :) Or India again. I would love to meet you and attend any workshops you do here! Thanks for the reply.
It is difficult to completely avoid granulation with ultramarine Gail but you could try using a hairdryer. I know it sounds odd but it does seem to reduce granulation. You could also try phthalo blue red shade which is reasonably similar to ultramarine but doesn't normally granulate.
I don't Joan. I keep the TH-cam videos free but I also have an online teaching platform onlinecourses.grahamebooth.com/ as well as a few books that you can find on Amazon
View of Belfast from Hazelbank my go to place for a walk. Thanks Grahame for the great tutorial I have painted this scene in pastel, will have to give it a go with my new watercolour set.
Lovely..and Lots of helpful information. Thanks
I love this one. Shows how to pull the fat out of the fire and that's important. Many artists won't show that. I appreciate it. There's gold in your vids. Thank you.
I'm mesmerized watching him paint
I so enjoy your demonstrations and the tutorials are great. Thank you…..absolutely beautiful!
Really nice composition and the control of blending on the paper is perfect. You are a stellar instructor! Robt
the key to softening. Watercolor gold! now, if I could just remember that in the moment of painting!
Thank you so much! Such an excellent teacher, as the others have mentioned, thank you for being real.
Very impressed with your brush work/play and your commentary works so well for me. Tx.
Thanks for sharing this fantastic video! I could watch you all day.
I live near the sea and I thought it wasn't beautiful. In this lesson my sea and it's beautiful. I'm painting a picture with you!
Thank you Grahame for another great demonstration. I look forward to seeing your painting process and I've learned so much. Please keep them coming. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Always take something interesting from your videos. Thanks.
Great painting! I liked the technique lifting with the tissue and spray over it immediately. Thanks Grahame!
The question and answer portion was such a good addition. I especially liked hearing you say that every single painting goes wrong in some way. It is a joy to watch you paint, and to listen to you speak about watercolor.
Beautiful sunset scene. I love it. Thank you for sharing!
Great tonal values. Love it!
Really loved this,, and great tips!!
Such good and interesting tips and instruction 👏. Thank you
Thank you for sharing your skills with us
Thank you so much!! for explaining a better softening technique. So good!
There is also a separate video showing softening in more detail Annette
Great video Grahame, so much interesting content. I think I’ve learned some things there to take into my own paintings. Thank you 🙏
Excellent video. You have a nice way of teaching.
Beautiful and interesting demonstration!
Thank you! Your videos are always amazing and full of good advices. Thanks a lot for that. And your paintings are marvellous! I wish I could paint like that one time. I really admire how you can make from a uninteresting photo such a beautiful scenes.
Thanks for the lovely demo kind sir.
Thank you for your most enjoyable real time narration. SOOOO very helpful
I love the calm with which you elaborate your subjects and the harmony with which the study of the single details fits into the context of the whole picture
Great video, thanks!
I always feel that we are never fully in control of watercolours,we are the 'conductors to the orchestra' .
Lots of valuable learning in your videos.
An excellent analogy Pete and we must always hope the musicians are in tune!
So beautiful painting 👍
Really enjoyed this video, thanks.
love it. thank you~
Nice to watch , thanks. I have painted with soft pastel and acrylic so far , water color seems more scary lol Maybe this summer I try some.
Plenty of paint and plently of water Lisa - then just play with it to see the lovely effects that can happen.
Wonderful. THANKYOU
Amazing, wow
Nice demo Sir..👍👍
Thanks for sharing ..learned a lot
Well done Graham of Belfast.
Hi Grahame, I just found your channel and website and am enjoying it completely. This was a great tutorial, especially the fix of the sunset with the spray bottle. I really appreciate all the detailed explanation you do with the whys and hows. I'm in the US and would like to know how Millford paper compares to Arches or Fabriano paper. Are they comparable to get the effects you get?
Hi Mitch I'm not sure that Millford is available in the US but both Arches and Fabriano would be fine to use. Arches is probably closest but I find paint doesn't lift off very well on Arches. The intention is to create nice wet in wet effects.
@@PaintingWatercolour Thank you for that info. I'm in the midst of painting the "Winter Sunset" on Arches and it's working out well.
Nice painting! I really like the way you used the photo as a guide, but made it your own especially in the area with the figure. So much of the time I think, we try to paint everything exactly the way we see it in the photo, or scene, instead of enhancing the shapes and values to make better a balanced painting! (Btw, Love your voice, I could listen all day!)👍
Stunning painting, as always! Great Q & A session at the end, too! Wanted to leave you Happy New Year message on the latest one... Happy New Year, my friend!
fabulous
Thank you! I learned a lot.
I love this scene
Very well done Graham
I must attempt it
Just returned from Scotland and saw the grand 'Old Man of Storr' in Skye
Have you ever painted it?
I have been to Skye Catherine but haven't painted the Old Man of Storr. Spectacular rock formations like this can be rather tricky in watercolour!
Very informative
Feliz Año Nuevo. 🇪🇸
Nice one Graham............how's the guitar going?.........>>>Tommy.
Loved this one! As I have loved many more of yours! Thanks.
One question. The painting behind you in this video as you talk at the end, seems to be a scene from India. Could you please tell me something about it, please?
Well spotted Anil and it is indeed an Indian subject - City Palace Road in Udaipur. I had a workshop there a few years ago.
@@PaintingWatercolour Wow! When are you coming to Bangalore? :) Or India again. I would love to meet you and attend any workshops you do here!
Thanks for the reply.
🥰😍🤩👍👍👍
You are Good!
hello! new friend here! amazing art !😍
❤
I use Daniel Smith paints and have trouble with granulation of French Ultramarine even though I paint with board at 45 degree angle. Help
It is difficult to completely avoid granulation with ultramarine Gail but you could try using a hairdryer. I know it sounds odd but it does seem to reduce granulation. You could also try phthalo blue red shade which is reasonably similar to ultramarine but doesn't normally granulate.
May I ask if you are painting flat or on an angle?…thank you
Hi Grahame do you have a patron page?
I don't Joan. I keep the TH-cam videos free but I also have an online teaching platform onlinecourses.grahamebooth.com/ as well as a few books that you can find on Amazon
Painted a dead seal in palette at 18.00
Sable, pronounced as “sayable” love it,
Oops! I meant to say patreon page?
Excellent ....enjoyed it!