My favourite type of scene, Dave! Lovely soft colours in the background. Wonderful impression of a quiet woodland walk. We've ALL had a bit too much Christmas pudding, I'm afraid! :) :)
interesting details and how you simply blend the background. It give a strenght feeling with this strokes but still romantic for the colors. Thank you Dave
Wonderful woodland Dave, l shall have a go at this and l'll be the figure walking my dog and enjoying the scene. Thank you very much Dave, you're just so good. :)
Thanks for sharing my friend, thanks to you for the great video on using the hake my favorite brush. You have helped me a lot in my watercolor painting. From the land down by the Bay.
It's good to have you, so now I'm learning. There is a technical background, only a more fuller presentation, and na and practice. Thanks for the presentation
Thank you Dave for another absorbing and enlightening demonstration. As ever your scenes seem to evolve out of nowhere. Do you ever do a basic plan or have a reference or does it all stem from your imagination? Whatever, you produce something of beauty in its simplicity. Best wishes, Derek.
this is the first time I have watched you and am very impressed,, ,to morrow I am going to have a go ,believe it or not I have had my hake brushes for nearly 7 years and never got round to using them,, ,no excuse now !!! Will watch more of your vidios,,,,do you do your paintings from photographs.
@@DaveUsherArt I LOVE British comedy........you name it...........I'm 63 so I go back a bit. Always like your work it's much like mine, I started in oils in 1973 and went to watercolors. Wish I could send you a couple pictures of mine . you might like them. Take care and always have a smile on your face. Merv
I Have been using students Winsor and Newton,but not getting enough depth,without lots of layers.Have you a suggestion on which Artist quality colours I should initially buy,without breaking the bank! LOL
Jackson's. They're a brilliant company, have an excellent website and deliver by post. They have shops in London and Gloucester (UK) and I can thoroughly recommend them.
I started to paint 30 odd years ago after buying a Ron Ranson book. I did the usual, Hake Butchers Tray etc. Unfortunately by using the same materials and techniques as Ron Ranson all my paintings started to look like his. Its the same in this painting too. Its impossible t get away from this if you use the Hake in this way.
Beautiful as usual ❤ you make everything look soo easy. Thanks for your time
You're so welcome, Pat, thanks for watching. :)
My favourite type of scene, Dave! Lovely soft colours in the background. Wonderful impression of a quiet woodland walk. We've ALL had a bit too much Christmas pudding, I'm afraid! :) :)
You have achieved a realy wet cold look to this painting Dave, typical of what we have here today, love it..
Una hermosa escena del bosque. Gracias por compartir el don que tienes a través de imágenes simples.
Another beautiful landscape.
interesting details and how you simply blend the background. It give a strenght feeling with this strokes but still romantic for the colors. Thank you Dave
Wonderful how you get so much texture! Beautiful work.
Wonderful woodland Dave, l shall have a go at this and l'll be the figure walking my dog and enjoying the scene. Thank you very much Dave, you're just so good. :)
I need to experiment with using the sides of my brushes. I've noticed that you do that a lot and it's so effective. I'm learning so much!
Wow this is absolutely amazing! You have blessed hands
Superb! love the colours in the background, works really well, nice one Dave:)
Vážený mistře,opět nádherná práce jak po stránce kompozice tak i nanášení barev OK,Prostě velmi skvělá práce.
A good old Ron Ranson style painting,simple but brilliant ,great work Dave,Happy new year to you as well
Thanks for sharing my friend, thanks to you for the great video on using the hake my favorite brush. You have helped me a lot in my watercolor painting. From the land down by the Bay.
It's good to have you, so now I'm learning. There is a technical background, only a more fuller presentation, and na and practice. Thanks for the presentation
I find you like Ron Ranson so inspirational Dave.
Fabulous!! Great tutorial!
Thanks Margret, hope your painting arrives today! :)
beautiful work. I'm new to watercolor and your videos help =)
Thank you Dave for another absorbing and enlightening demonstration. As ever your scenes seem to evolve out of nowhere. Do you ever do a basic plan or have a reference or does it all stem from your imagination? Whatever, you produce something of beauty in its simplicity. Best wishes, Derek.
this is the first time I have watched you and am very impressed,, ,to morrow I am going to have a go ,believe it or not I have had my hake brushes for nearly 7 years and never got round to using them,, ,no excuse now !!! Will watch more of your vidios,,,,do you do your paintings from photographs.
Lovely presentation
Many thank, Raj, much appreciated. :)
Well done Dave, lovely colors, rgds Vítor
Sorry to read the loss of a dear friend Dave, sad times, take care. X Looking forward to watching your rainy painting tomorrow.
Thankyou for sharing. X
You're welcome, Karen, thanks for watching.
Watching you put that background in, exciting! I won't comment on each vid I know you're busy, making ale! and riding with the 'club'! :D WD
Dave could you tell us what you using to scrape on the watercolors. Thank you
An old plastic credit card. I cut them into pieces. :)
The use of the razor blade was skillful and resulted in realistic rocks.
Really awesome. Yet again thanks. Also whats the main brush your using here did u cut it so it makes that texture ?
Dave Usher awesome do you have a video on what equipment you use
Your split hake brush reminds me of Terry Thomas's front teeth.
Anyone who remembers this great comedy actor will be of a certain age, Merv! 😀
@@DaveUsherArt I LOVE British comedy........you name it...........I'm 63 so I go back a bit. Always like your work it's much like mine, I started in oils in 1973 and went to watercolors. Wish I could send you a couple pictures of mine . you might like them. Take care and always have a smile on your face. Merv
I Have been using students Winsor and Newton,but not getting enough depth,without lots of layers.Have you a suggestion on which Artist quality colours I should initially buy,without breaking the bank! LOL
Jackson's. They're a brilliant company, have an excellent website and deliver by post. They have shops in London and Gloucester (UK) and I can thoroughly recommend them.
Q BIEN DOMINA LA ACUARELA
São fantásticos.mas gostaria de saber as cores mas tradusidas em portugues! É possível??
Cadmium Yellow light, Raw sienna, Alizarin crimson, Light red, Ultramarine, Burnt sienna and Payne;s grey. Thanks for watching, Erci. :)
@@DaveUsherArt muito obrigada!!!❤
You call this a simple watercolour but it is still absolutely beautiful.
I started to paint 30 odd years ago after buying a Ron Ranson book. I did the usual, Hake Butchers Tray etc. Unfortunately by using the same materials and techniques as Ron Ranson all my paintings started to look like his. Its the same in this painting too. Its impossible t get away from this if you use the Hake in this way.
pretty picture dave
nice dave
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