PART 2 Planning Watercolor Painting Tutorial HOW Tonal Values Composition Washes Edges Color Harmony
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- PART 1 How to Plan your Panting: • How to Plan your Water...
"ST GEORGES ROAD" Demo: / 61182228
"LYGON STREET" Demo: / 74337049
"ZEALLY BAY" Demo: / 63433416
"FROSTY MORNING" Demo: / 68895904
MY PATREON PAGE: www.patreon.com/user?u=67389542
F R E E Sample PATREON DEMO: / 65373356
Welcome to Advancing with WATERCOLOR MONDAY. Today we are talking about Planning Process. What you need to plan for, why and how before you start your painting. Watercolor is difficult. It does not alow for mistakes. In order to avoide them you need to plan you game strategy in advance. Hope you find my tips helpful.
If you wish to paint LYGON STREET or any other shown in the video examples along with me, the real time demonstrations are available on my Patreon, all the link are above.
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Happy painting!
Nina
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PART 1 How to Plan your Panting: th-cam.com/video/oDt-zYTgMzc/w-d-xo.html
"ST GEORGES ROAD" Demo: www.patreon.com/posts/61182228
"LYGON STREET" Demo: www.patreon.com/posts/74337049
"ZEALLY BAY" Demo: www.patreon.com/posts/63433416
"FROSTY MORNING" Demo: www.patreon.com/posts/68895904
MY PATREON PAGE: www.patreon.com/user?u=67389542
F R E E Sample PATREON DEMO: www.patreon.com/posts/65373356
Only after watching your video did I really understand the operational meaning of shape, edges, value, and color mentioned by Alvaro. Thank you again for your hard work in making the teaching video.
I'm so glad! Yes, Alvaro talks about it a lot, but it's hard to grasp it without a few visual examples. On the other hand, It's very hard to explain when you are actually painting (doing a demo, unless it's a voice over) as things happen quickly, but I don't think Alvaro would ever do a tutorial.
Loved hearing how you changed the picture, to make it an interesting composition!
This is the first time I've watched a video series that provides so much information. Thank you very much. You are amazing.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
You are such a talented artist but you are also an amazing teacher!
Thank you Red!
I found gold in your videos, thank you!
I'm so glad!
Excellent video. Pedagogical and articulated. Well done Nina
It's a very easy way to create your art...thanks.
Just now, I used the composition method taught in your video to modify a piece of work that looked a little weird, and it turned out much better! Thank you.
I'm so glad! Thank you!
Hello Nina - I watched almost all of your videos and wanted to let you know how much I appreciate them. I have been painting for a few years now, and with some courses and books here and there, feel like I'm hitting a wall in my development. Your new Monday series is a perfect way to go back to the basics and start over. Once my schedule stabilizes a little more, I will be joining your Patreon as well. Thank you!
Thank you so much Ernest! I'm so glad these videos are helpful. I'll be looking forward to meeting you on Patreon when you are ready.
Very valuable pointers! Thank You 🙏❤
Your videos are real gems, I have learnt so much, because you have the ability to explain things very clearly. Plus, your paintings are so beautiful and delicate. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ❤️
It's a pleasure! Thank you for your kind words!
you are a very good teacher.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad it's helpful!
I followed your example of using Photoshop to adjust the brightness in large shape units (merged shapes) in my previous paintings, examine the shortcomings of the composition, and develop the habit of doing tonal value studies beforehand, hoping to draw cleaner pictures in the future. If you are a musician, you must also be a good teacher, especially for adult students.
Wow wow wow
I'm glad it's helpful!
Good knowledge with comparisons and examples
Thanks a lot! So glad it's helpful!
Brilliant technical description of the watercolour painting process…bravo Nina!
Thank you so much Tony!
Thanks nina.. Very illuminating information 😀
This is awesome! Always a pleasure!
Nina, these two videos on planning your painting are fantastic. I look forward to your future videos expanding on these concepts. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill with us.
Always a pleasure! Thank you Lynn!
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing!
I'm so glad! It's a pleasure!
Nina this was an amazing video of your knowledge about watercolor! I hope you are enjoying wounderful sales of your beautiful paintings!!! Very pretty cover photo of you!!!🙂👍👍👍
Thank you so much Marvin! I do :) mostly in galleries and in person (word of mouth). But people ask me online and I stuck with the website set up... fingers crossed it resolves soon and my works will be available to a wider audience :)
❤ Excellent
Thank you! 🙂
Great video....loved the detail provided. Plan to consider with my next painting. God bless you.
Thank you MB!
Wow, thank you! Another super informative video (along with part 1) 😊 more things to put into practice very soon. 🙏🙏😁
Wonderful! I'm so glad it's helpful!
Nina, velice Vám to sluší. Skvělý výklad o akvarelové malbě a kompozici obrazu ok.👍❤
Jsem moc rada, ze se vam to libilo a pomohlo vam to!
Thanks!! How long does it take you to paint such a wonderful picture? How many times during the process do you let it dry completely?
Hi Kevin, approximately an hour. I usually dry the first wash completely before starting the second layer. The second layer dries quicker. So, if I need to add any details (highlights or black, etc), it is usually dry already, I don't need to wait.
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Do you think its good to add glycerine (3 drops) into my palette wells and mix that thoroughly. My paints dry too easily while I paint. Even the strokes dry quickly. Spraying creates spots on painted surface like we want to see in lawns and fields.
You can try. But If your paints dry quick it means you are not using enough water (in the wells and find fully saturate your brush). Another proof that you are not using enough water is that when you spray it leaves little cauliflowers/spots. I would recommend taking a scrap piece of paper, make a large very watery puddle on the palette, spray the paper fist a little, then make sure when you put your brush on the surface the mixture forms a bead. The start adding paint to the mixture to increase value and start spraying gently the painted surface. Try to understand at what point it gets dry and how to avoid this point (spray a little early?). Don't worry you will get a hang of it eventually. It's is a very common issue at the beginning.
I'll try to get a little tutorial done on this topic in the next week or two. Hope it helps.