Love your tutorials. I purchased these brushes several years ago. But due to unfortunate events happening in my life I stopped painting. Now I’m excited to get busy again. Beautiful painting! You’ve inspired me! Thank you!
Just found you, thus Ron Hanson. It literally takes my breath away. Just emerging from my beginnings to THIS so it appears. Thank you for this beauty, LIGHT.
A beautiful piece of work done in minutes. It was a pleasure to watch you paint and it has inspired me to pick up the brushes again after decades of not painting, Thanks.
I’m somewhat new to watercolor and after watching your video, along with some other lose painters, I need to learn to let it go after laying down my paint! I really like this painting......it’s so pretty!
Thank you! After 30 years of painting in watercolors and many failed attempts with using different hake brushes, I have purchased a set of Ranson hake brushes. Just watching demo’s while I wait for them to arrive. I’m really trying to loosening up and branch out into new ways of painting. I have invested in an insane collection of professional brushes over the years, not much room in my large studio for more brushes but, I’m excited to experiment with these simple brushes! Not sure if I will utilize them with portraits, lol.
Portraits will be tough but I’ve seen it done. The big brush fast and loose approach for me is very enjoyable. I can use most any large brush but the RR is my favorite.
What kind of wizardry is this?! It’s mesmerising. It all starts off looking chaotic and then suddenly it all makes beautiful sense. I love, love, love that sky and the way that light appears. Inspirational. Thanks so much. 🧙♂️
Wonderful painting Joe, I love the sky and forground in particular, lovely to see you at work, and very brave to show the blooper at the end, it did make me laugh, thanks for posting, what a wonderful, relaxing hobby we have x
So nice! Watching this while on board a bus on my way home. I’m raring to paint one similar to this. I’m happy to know you’re using 140 lbs Fabriano. That’s the kind I have at home.
Lovely loose painting with a restricted palette, less is more. I follow Stephen Cronin here in the UK who is also a Ron Hanson fan! Great demonstration.
Joe, thank you again. Getting more excited for brushes to arrive. What are the seven colors Ron favors? I can see my traditional palette isn't going to work well with these brushes so will set one up on butcher's tray. (rescued from garage so it is authentic)
Ult blue, Payne’s grey, alizarin crimson, lemon yellow, light red, burnt umber, raw sienna. After his skies book he added cerulean and Prussian blue and burnt sienna.
Thank you very much Joe for sharing, it’s so interesting, I’ll try it. I got the set of these brushes for 2 years, but not really dare to paint a landscape 🤨 😅 You win a subscribe 🤣 Stay healthy and safe 🕊 😇 💕
I enjoyed your demonstration. I have a request. I’m a little older and my eyes aren’t as good as they once were... it’s difficult for me to see because its so dark. Would it be possible to brighten your studio up? I hope so because I really enjoyed your teaching style. Thanks again.
Joe, thanks for showing how you mix your paints on your pallet. It looks like it is new. Do you clean your pallet before each painting? I certainly have gained a lot of experience from your videos as using the hake brush is a new technique for me. Thanks again, Roger
I don’t clean it necessarily but I will use my brush and clean it up to get a grey color from old mixes. For my color wells I spray with clean water and drain.
What are Ron’s 7 colors? I just got his Big Brush Watercolor but haven’t read much. I began watercolor at the beginning of the pandemic in the US but don’t practice as much as I could. However, I find watching instructional videos on TH-cam sort of a meditation in itself.
Thanks for watching. We’ve had several discussions in our group and I’ve mentioned the ways to pronounce it in other videos. Because Ron Ranson himself and others on you tube have pronounced it as “Hake” most of us say it that way. And as a big Hockey fan it’s less confusing lol.
Hello Joe, I’ve just started watercolours (3 months) and really like the Ron Ranson style. I’ve tried to emulate your painting but with poor success. I don’t have a hake brush - I’m just using a wash brush so wondering if this is the problem. Also, for the foreground, do the colours need to be straight from the tube to get the strength? Thanks in advance. PS I’m on the RR FB group but until I get something approaching reasonable I’m afraid to upload it!
Hello Andrew! Don’t be intimidated to post in the group we have all skill levels there and it’s a very encouraging group! The hake brush, for me, is key to this style. If you watch artists like Alan Owen, he uses the larger mops. To answer your question, as I move down the page my paint volume increases and my use of water decreases. I do use paint straight but the hake always has some moisture on it. Once you get a hake you will get how the moisture is as the hake holds a lot of water. Thanks for watching!
Appreciate the feedback. This was one of my earlier videos and I was trying to show the Ron Ranson technique. My Father liked it and he enjoyed it till he sadly passed away last year.
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This is just WOW! Amazing light! The sky is fabolous! Love.... 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful
Thank you so much for this demo. I like Ron Ranson's paintings. I'm glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work!👍
Love your tutorials. I purchased these brushes several years ago. But due to unfortunate events happening in my life I stopped painting. Now I’m excited to get busy again. Beautiful painting! You’ve inspired me! Thank you!
The sky is so beautifull !
Just found you, thus Ron Hanson. It literally takes my breath away. Just emerging from my beginnings to THIS so it appears. Thank you for this beauty, LIGHT.
TY for sharing. I am just getting into Watercolor. I really like what you do and Ron Ranson was a wonderful Teacher. TY again.
Zofoblues Zofoblues thank you and thanks for watching.
A beautiful piece of work done in minutes. It was a pleasure to watch you paint and it has inspired me to pick up the brushes again after decades of not painting, Thanks.
This has made my day, that this brought you back to painting. Thank you.
I’m somewhat new to watercolor and after watching your video, along with some other lose painters, I need to learn to let it go after laying down my paint! I really like this painting......it’s so pretty!
Looks so relaxing great way to relieve stress thank you for the video Joe! Love the blooper at the end😂
Love the painting and your tutorials,thankyou so much,happy painting.
Thank you! After 30 years of painting in watercolors and many failed attempts with using different hake brushes, I have purchased a set of Ranson hake brushes. Just watching demo’s while I wait for them to arrive. I’m really trying to loosening up and branch out into new ways of painting. I have invested in an insane collection of professional brushes over the years, not much room in my large studio for more brushes but, I’m excited to experiment with these simple brushes! Not sure if I will utilize them with portraits, lol.
Portraits will be tough but I’ve seen it done. The big brush fast and loose approach for me is very enjoyable. I can use most any large brush but the RR is my favorite.
Love it! I haven't picked up a brush in 30 years but at last have time. I was greatly inspired by Ron back then. Lovely to see his legacy living on! ❤
Love your style. Clean and easy and the result.. is magnificent!
Good instructions well done. You really helped me. I’m an old woman you made me happy.
Gina TexasGirl I’m glad I was able to help! Thank you for watching and commenting.
What kind of wizardry is this?! It’s mesmerising. It all starts off looking chaotic and then suddenly it all makes beautiful sense. I love, love, love that sky and the way that light appears. Inspirational. Thanks so much. 🧙♂️
Thank you!
Same here...
Beautiful painting. Especially love the sky! Thank you for the video.
Thanks too
Beautiful painting Joe. I love how it becomes 3 dimensional
Wonderful painting Joe, I love the sky and forground in particular, lovely to see you at work, and very brave to show the blooper at the end, it did make me laugh, thanks for posting, what a wonderful, relaxing hobby we have x
Yes, I had to put that in but I did not want to spoil the flow of the video itself so I did edit. :)
wicked beautiful! thanks for sharing!
That's really pretty! Great explanation too. Thanks.
Great tutorial
Thank you!
So nice! Watching this while on board a bus on my way home. I’m raring to paint one similar to this. I’m happy to know you’re using 140 lbs Fabriano. That’s the kind I have at home.
Your tutorial looks so easy to follow. Hope to see more tutorials in the coming weeks!😊
Great painting Joe, and super demo. Thanks for sharing. Hope you do more.
Hannah Clements Thanks I try to do one a week time permitting
Really nice work Joe, loving the sky😁👌👌👌👌
Thanks, different blue this time.
What a beautiful picture!!
Great demo Joe!🎨🏆
Nice and attractive.
Awesome 👍
Dave Usher recommended you and l've really enjoyed your fast and loose methods. Thank you for the demo.
Maggie Jones That was really nice of him. Thank you for the feedback and I’m glad you are enjoying the videos.
Nice quick and simple.my idea of painting..Nice video Joe..just waiting for some new paints to arrive
Yes simple but hopefully not dull, that is always the challenge.
Lovely loose painting with a restricted palette, less is more. I follow Stephen Cronin here in the UK who is also a Ron Hanson fan! Great demonstration.
Steven is great thanks for watching
Incredible glow
This is GREAT!
Hi Joe, I really enjoyed this, thanks for the info, I appreciate it 👍🏼🎨🇬🇧😄
Great thanks for commenting!
I'm trying my hand at this style - you did a great job with this! Look forward to learning more from your videos.
stringz63 thank you for watching!
Thank you so much. I took your suggestion and joined the FB group 😊
Great sky Joe!!! Awesome result!!
Thanks Edo!
Awesome picture!
Awesome!
Joe, thank you again. Getting more excited for brushes to arrive. What are the seven colors Ron favors? I can see my traditional palette isn't going to work well with these brushes so will set one up on butcher's tray. (rescued from garage so it is authentic)
Ult blue, Payne’s grey, alizarin crimson, lemon yellow, light red, burnt umber, raw sienna. After his skies book he added cerulean and Prussian blue and burnt sienna.
wow !!! nice watercolor work
Ron would've loved this one. I studied with for awhild and you hsve captured his philosophy well. Good demo well done.
I meant to say I studied with him for awhile.
Thank you Tom that’s good to hear! You should join us in our Ron Ranson group on Facebook and share some of your memories.
Great demo, beautiful results. I like your comment - painting is like meditation..you really do lose yourself. Thank you!
Linda Robinson thank you!
LOL Love the blooper!
Betty Hester I’m sure there will be more lol
Ooooppppss at the end😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you very much Joe for sharing, it’s so interesting, I’ll try it. I got the set of these brushes for 2 years, but not really dare to paint a landscape 🤨 😅
You win a subscribe 🤣
Stay healthy and safe 🕊 😇 💕
Thank you
WOW!
I enjoyed your demonstration. I have a request. I’m a little older and my eyes aren’t as good as they once were... it’s difficult for me to see because its so dark. Would it be possible to brighten your studio up? I hope so because I really enjoyed your teaching style. Thanks again.
Kathleen, this is an older earlier video. Take a look at my newer videos which are not so dark. Thanks for watching.
Joe Menza Thank you very much. I will give it a watch later today.
Joe, thanks for showing how you mix your paints on your pallet. It looks like it is new. Do you clean your pallet before each painting? I certainly have gained a lot of experience from your videos as using the hake brush is a new technique for me. Thanks again, Roger
I don’t clean it necessarily but I will use my brush and clean it up to get a grey color from old mixes. For my color wells I spray with clean water and drain.
Thanks it is so beautiful
Thank you for watching.
nice teaching...thank u ...doing 30 minutes a day
Hi everyone thank you for all the views on this video I hope I make Ron Ranson proud. This is an older video I have learned much since.
Ty Joe
I purchased d kit ; ) hope I can do atleast 2% of what Joe is teaching..wish me success Joe : )
Most important is to have fun! I wish you success!
@@joemenzaart Thanks Joe..true...I will get the kit by 31st...thanks for making such beautiful vids..Inspired!! Watching vids one after another ; )
Thank you, have fun!
Awesome 👏
Could you go back into the blue cloud with more blue? Great vid
As long as the paint is still wet otherwise is can mess it up.
Excelent painting, what brand of paper are you using?
For this video I want to say I used Fabriano studio if I remember correctly.
What are Ron’s 7 colors? I just got his Big Brush Watercolor but haven’t read much. I began watercolor at the beginning of the pandemic in the US but don’t practice as much as I could. However, I find watching instructional videos on TH-cam sort of a meditation in itself.
Ult blue, lemon yellow, Payne’s grey, light red, aliz crimson, burnt umber, raw sienna
This style is for me! Was that on cold press paper? What make do you prefer? Subscribed.
Lana S hi Lana! I typically use 140 lb Fabriano studio or canson xl both cold press and not super expensive. Thanks for the sub!
Joe, thanks, I have some Canson paper.
Thank you for sharing this technique! (PS: It's pronounced "Hockey")
Thanks for watching. We’ve had several discussions in our group and I’ve mentioned the ways to pronounce it in other videos. Because Ron Ranson himself and others on you tube have pronounced it as “Hake” most of us say it that way. And as a big Hockey fan it’s less confusing lol.
Hello Joe, I’ve just started watercolours (3 months) and really like the Ron Ranson style. I’ve tried to emulate your painting but with poor success. I don’t have a hake brush - I’m just using a wash brush so wondering if this is the problem. Also, for the foreground, do the colours need to be straight from the tube to get the strength? Thanks in advance. PS I’m on the RR FB group but until I get something approaching reasonable I’m afraid to upload it!
Hello Andrew! Don’t be intimidated to post in the group we have all skill levels there and it’s a very encouraging group! The hake brush, for me, is key to this style. If you watch artists like Alan Owen, he uses the larger mops.
To answer your question, as I move down the page my paint volume increases and my use of water decreases. I do use paint straight but the hake always has some moisture on it. Once you get a hake you will get how the moisture is as the hake holds a lot of water. Thanks for watching!
Joe Menza thank for your reply Joe👍
Andrew Barber no problem anytime. I’m happy to help along the way.
What is everyone’s favorite Ron Ranson book? I would like to buy one ,thanks
Love this video, liked and subscribed!
Skies.
Joe, what type of pallet do you use?
It varies honestly. I use several travel palettes, trays and I even use a scrap piece of paper.
Magnifique!!!!! Please could some one give me the name of blue used....
Ultramarine blue cotman
很好很好！用力过猛，画板都掉下来了，哈哈😄。
That has happened to me too.
what size paper are you using
11x14
im sorry but i don't like the sky its looks hysterycal and restless
Appreciate the feedback. This was one of my earlier videos and I was trying to show the Ron Ranson technique. My Father liked it and he enjoyed it till he sadly passed away last year.