Loose Watercolor Blue Sky Ocean Waves Landscape | Paint With Me Challenge July 2020
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REFERENCE PHOTO
Image by Somchai Sumnow from Pixabay
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SUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO
» Arches 9x12 Cold Press 140lb (Pad): bit.ly/35jObzW
» Grumbacher Goldenedge ¾” Aquarelle (Flat Brush): bit.ly/2yK0gOE
» Grumbacher Goldenedge Size 12 Round: bit.ly/2yK0gOE
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Sky Colors:
Cobalt Blue
Quin Rose
Ocean Colors:
Cobalt Turquoise Light (Winsor & Newton)
Cobalt Blue
Payne’s Grey
Hansa Yellow Light
Other options: Phthalo Blue/Phthalo Green mixed with a yellow
Sand:
Buff Titanium
Monte Amiata Natural Sienna
Burnt Sienna
Raw Umber
Miscellaneous Supplies:
Clean paper towel
Spray Bottle (optional)
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ECHO "wish you talked us through what you were doing" ...as all my favorite tutorials do! It's so hard to figure out which color you're choosing to put in etc. by just looking. And some of your techniques are hard to hone in on without stopping and starting over and over. I do love what you do and your overall approach to painting, thank you.
Thank you for your feedback! As I’ve continued to film and edit more and more videos over the years I’ve definitely developed a better understanding of what is more helpful from the viewers standpoint! Been thinking about refilming a new version of this slower (and with more painting experience!) stay tuned!
This is just beautiful! You make it look so easy!
so beautiful....reflection of wave into water on the beach....so detailed....
Thanks Priya :)
So gorgeous.
Thank you!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Absolutely great. Thank you
Thank you, Fabio :)
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much, Elle! :)
Fabulous, I've just started at art class at 63 I'm loving it
Glad you're loving it!
Magnifica obra. Enhorabuena 👍👍👍👍👍🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Thank you!
I stopped doing watercolors for a long time, glad this was here so I could learn again
Welcome back to watercolor! This video is pretty sped up (thanks to my earlier video posting days), but I plan to record another one that’s slower. Just in case the speed feels fast ☺️
I love your videos and would never say you're too chatty. I love to see the techniques you use and it seems like you make sure that we can follow it. I'm glad I found your channel. Your peaches video hooked me 😁
That is very kind of you to say Mary - I appreciate it. I'm glad you're here!
Love it, I just tried to paint it with your tutorial and looks nice. Thanks!
You're welcome, Lenka! :)
Looks great!
Thank you, Mike!
amazing talent. Thanks
Thank you, Charles!
Just found your channel and really enjoy your style and looking forward to watching more!
Thanks for your kind words, Lisa!
Mahalo from Hawaii Wonderful!
Thank you so much and hello from California :)
Thanks for sharing the techniques you have. Some art teachers I take classes in person with, hardly teach like this! Thanks for teaching!
Hi! Thanks so much for your kind words
I wish you talked us through what you are doing. I really want to know what you did and the colors you used to get that effect.
agree
Hi Colleen! Thanks for your feedback, I am more than happy to explain and share what I did. Though sometimes in a timelapse it's a bit difficult to get the right points across. Though I will try in future videos. I prefer to be able to explain the process more in detail and in a way that builds up to creating something like this rather than a quick overview (like I do in my painting community) because I think it is more clear and more helpful! Besides that, I've had people tell me that either I'm too chatty or they would rather have just music playing here on YT. :) I guess you can't make everyone happy.
By the way, I usually list all the colors and supplies in my video descriptions. For this one I had actually listed the colors based on subject (sky, ocean, sand) - so you can find all of those there!
I’m ready to start now that I viewed your wonderful video!
Good luck, Dee! Thank you for watching :)
Beautiful
Thanks Gladys! :)
Nice 😍
Wow!
You are so good at art I hope you carry on because you are very talented!
You made it look so easy even though its not!😂
Thanks so much for your kind words ☺ means a lot.
@@SusanChiang Thank you
and your welcome 😁😁😁
What are you spraying on the canvas?
It's water from a little spray bottle
good
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
We’re you using a spray bottle filled with water? What does the spray bottle do?
Yes at one point I did use a spray bottle! I found that it helps create random water “splatter” or spray that lends itself to help add texture to the crashing waves! Something I was testing and would like to try out more - a fun experiment!
What did you have taped to the back of the painting?
Hi Cheyene! Oh, there's nothing taped to the back. I'm painting on a block of watercolor paper (basically a pad of paper), and all I did was place masking tape around the border to create a clean edge! Hope that makes sense - thanks for asking.
Would love to know the colors you used
Hello Penelope, colors used for Sand, Skies and Ocean are in the description :) Let me know if you still have questions!
Can you say more what youare doing or put writing up I was lost from the start
This video is definitely moving very fast. I'll work on posting one that is slower in the future!
Beautiful but I wish you talked us through the steps and what colours you used. Also that it was a bit slower more like a true tutorial unfortunately I found that it’s to fast for me to follow you if I was painting along
I tend to enjoy "real-time" tutorials as well, which I (mostly) reserve for my watercolor painting community since in the real-time videos I often reference related exercises that we've done together and wouldn't make much sense here :) If you are looking for the specific colors I used, I put them inside the description underneath the video - I hope that helps!
Very difficult to see the pencil :/
Yeah, it's hard to see light pencil on video - there isn't too much there though! Just a light sketch
I really like the watercolor videos on YT, but hate it when they're done so fast. Nothing against this post personally, just felt the need to vent. So much of learning watercolor is seeing the brushstrokes of the artist, and this high-speed type of presentation isn't helping me to see those unless I slow it way down.
Anyway, really do love this picture, and I do actually thank you for your presentation.
Hi Kate! I can understand your dislike of the fast time-lapses and thank you for clarifying that this wasn't personal (and that you just needed to vent). Some people have told me they prefer the timelapses (I suppose because the real-time painting can be quite long!) It just goes to show that everyone 'learns' a bit differently. I personally enjoy seeing the brushstrokes as well - which tells me that you have a very observant and curious mind. I'll definitely keep this mind for future videos.
play the video .25x speed, at max quality, you can see everything you need to see and the small details and how the artist hesitate to make a judgement for next step and the decision etc! ENjoy
Too fast. No voice
This video is way too fast. I had to pause for 644 times, during painting, which is pretty stressful.. Looks great though!
It IS very fast! My early TH-cam editing days I'm afraid. I'm planning to do another painting of this again, just for fun - and if I do I'll post it slower this time ;)
I think your work is fantastic, but how is this a tutorial? You're just painting and not telling people how you do things.
You’re right, it’s definitely not a tutorial. I’m not taking you through the steps, just showing you (visually) the process. I don’t believe that I mentioned/wrote it was a “tutorial” - but if I did, I apologize if that was misleading.
@@SusanChiang fair enough, you did not. I'll keep an eye out and hopefully you consider some. I need my hand held...
Beautiful
Thank you!