Tips on blending, shading and avoiding common mistakes improving your watercolour painting skills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2022
- How to stop overworking your watercolour and learn how to blend paint and water in a controlled way. Lots of tips on how apply wpaint/water and how NOT to. This will certainly improve your painting technique.
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Course Comments: Great course. Completed it earlier in 2022 and thoroughly enjoyed re-engaging with painting after many lost years. Watercolour is a new experience for me and I just love it. Stefan is an extremely versatile artist and he imparts his expertise with interesting, enjoyable and achievable tutorials. Currently I'm revisiting some of the tutorials as a refresher before jumping into the Contemporary Landscape course. Very exciting. Thank you Stefan. Pamela A
I recently subscribed to Stefan's Channel and immediately purchased both of his tutorials. Best thing ever! Wonderful courses which I highly recommend.
Thank you so much Pat, wonderful to get this feedback
Super, so informative and well explained
Best tutorial on the subject, thank you. I wish if you do another version with mixing colors
Great suggestion!
Thank you great tips!!
Thank you so much for sharing
Very good. As a beginner, I continually make the mistakes you talk about here. Understanding how paint/water works on the paper made all the difference. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video
Thank you! I was doing it wrong
Very useful informations! Thanks a lot!
I also purchased one of Stefan’s courses. Great info on how to have more control & get a better painting. Really enjoyed this demo. Thanks Stefan!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this extremely helpful tutorial! ❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
Hace muy poco que conocí este canal y me inscribí enseguida pues me encantó el estilo de acuarela contemporáneo de Stefan.
Este vídeo sobre la técnica del degradado, el control del agua y la importancia del tamaño del pincel ha sido muy didáctico, pues es éste una de las mayores dificultades de la acuarela. Lo practicaré hasta conseguir dominarlo.
Muchas gracias por tus consejos Stefan.
Besos desde España, País Vasco
My pleasure Maite!
fantastic your classs
I find you work just sooo helpful! I definately need more of your help!
good technic and tutorial .Thks
Very well explained; thank you!🙏🎨
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Great tutorial Stefan, invaluable demo for those starting out with watercolour painting. You got some beautiful cauliflowers 😉which have given me an idea for the background of a flower paining I’m about to start! Best wishes 👏👏👍👏👏
Thank you Deirdre!
Thanks for the insights! What causes thin white lines to form across watercolor washes? (I'm guessing something to do with too much water lifting off the paint as the brush goes across esp. in graded or varigated wahes. Thanks.
This is such great advice! Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you fir explaining everything in great detail. I’ve watched so many videos using big brushes and it makes sense to use the right size brush for the object you’re painting. I look forward to more videos! Your landscapes are awesome!
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic demo!
Many thanks!
Thanks Stefan, this was created for me
You may have inspired me to create this video 😊
It is a very common problem though and technically probably one of the most challenging and therefore I thought I should share it.
@@stefangeversartist I'm working on it. I'm learning so much from your course and would recommend it to anyone starting out with watercolour. 🥳
friendly note... 'heading towards = to' ... 'excessively so = too'
Thank you Janis for explaining, English is still my second language and there is always room for improvement like there is with working with watercolour.
@Stefan Gevers your welcome.. english is terrible and my skills with other languages is horrific 😉 ..but I think you have the watercolor down pat!
the type of paper must help to a better final result.
It certainly does Isabel. I usually recommend a cold press 300gsm for beginners, it easier to work with then a smooth hot press
Great tutorial Stefan, invaluable demo for those starting out with watercolour painting. You got some beautiful cauliflowers 😉which have given me an idea for the background of a flower paining I’m about to start! Best wishes 👏👏👍👏👏
Glad you find it invaluable and looking forward to see your background idea!