*Say Hello* in a comment below and don't forget to let me know if there are any other watercolour topics that you would like me to make a video on. Paul
@@endgame6979 Sadly I don't, but I do have around 100 PDF step-by-step watercolour wildlife lessons if you are interested. There is a 50% discount running as well at the moment. Check the page below for more info, thank you for asking, Paul 🎨 devonartist.co.uk/product-category/watercolour-pdf-tutorials/
Many thanks, wonderful, useful information. Cant wait to get painting more, retirement in a month! I was raised , married in Surrey,UK, now living in Ontario, Canada. Missing our yearly trips home.
You are a very generous person. I realize you have a membership., and one day I plan to subscribe (once I exhaust a different one I'm already subscribed to), but you have packed this video with so many great tips. I love the realism.
I find your tutorials and advice brilliant Paul. I’m a complete beginner to painting and find the more detailed work more enjoyable, I find lose painting very hard. Will give this a try😀. thank you for sharing your expertise.
Hi Rosemary, thank you so much. You will be spoilt for choice with the current 85+ video tutorials I have there now. Paul 🎨 devonartist.co.uk/memberships/
This is way above my *beginner* level...I'm painting rabbits from my photographs but have trouble w/ frontal faces so do side angles. I have used oils long ago & sold a few painting then; now I like dry~fast paint like acrylics & watercolors & it is fun. Your *tips* are very helpful ... perhaps if I stay w/ it I may some day be able to do cat eyes & frontal faces. TY *Wildlife in Watercolors*
You can do it Miji, you know you can, especially with the painting experience you have, even though some of it was with oil paints. It's learning how to look and 'see' within a photo and transfer that to a sheet of paper. Keep going and keep those brushes wet, Paul 🎨
just the answer i was looking for...how to avoid the cauliflower look, due to too much water in diluted paint. dip, scrape and roll...i wasn't rolling 🙂
I have used one in the past Ravi, but I mostly use my home make rake brush. Check out the video on how this work and how to make your own. :-) bit.ly/3zmw6ez
*Say Hello* in a comment below and don't forget to let me know if there are any other watercolour topics that you would like me to make a video on. Paul
TREES TREES TREES PLEASE!!!🌲🌲🌿🍁🍂🌳
I'll add them to the list, I've done a lot of leaves and a lot of bark if they would help?
@@TheDevonArtist Do u have a book?
@@endgame6979 Sadly I don't, but I do have around 100 PDF step-by-step watercolour wildlife lessons if you are interested. There is a 50% discount running as well at the moment. Check the page below for more info, thank you for asking,
Paul 🎨 devonartist.co.uk/product-category/watercolour-pdf-tutorials/
@@TheDevonArtist Write a book, and become rich..lol
I would purchase your book if u did one✌
Wonderful tips and your simple delivery is so helpful with understanding the hows and whys. Thank you!
Thank you Rita, I like to keep things a bit more straight forward, it's the way I tend to think anyway. LOL
So glad I found your video on how to paint realistic animal's 👀. Tq so much
You're very welcome Janet. 😀
Thank you for sharing your experience. As a budding pet portrait artist I really appreciate your expertise 😎
My pleasure Jim, I'm glad I can be of some help.😊
Like a real eye👍
Thank you very much Hamzah. :-)
Thanks for all the tips, lots of practise coming up! 😉
Perfect! you know you can do it, one last thing, smile, it works for me when things are not going quite to plan. 😁
Wow so much beautiful sharing dear
Thank you so much Punjab for your kind words. Paul 🎨
Many thanks, wonderful, useful information. Cant wait to get painting more, retirement in a month! I was raised , married in Surrey,UK, now living in Ontario, Canada. Missing our yearly trips home.
Thank you very much Maggie, and from one fellow Brit to another, stay safe and keep those brushes wet. Paul 🎨
You are a very generous person. I realize you have a membership., and one day I plan to subscribe (once I exhaust a different one I'm already subscribed to), but you have packed this video with so many great tips. I love the realism.
Wow, thank you Marvin, that's very kind of you to say, glad you like the Cat's Eye video. Paul 🎨
Its nice to find help with the more realistic style. much appreciated!!
Happy to help Amy, thank you for watching, Paul 🎨
I find your tutorials and advice brilliant Paul. I’m a complete beginner to painting and find the more detailed work more enjoyable, I find lose painting very hard. Will give this a try😀. thank you for sharing your expertise.
Great to hear Charlotte, you will find your own comfortable way of painting after a short while, one which will help you grow but also enjoy. Paul 🎨
Thanks Paul! Wow I really love and appreciate your tips!!
Thank you very much Natali. :-)
Very helpful tips 👍🏻
Glad it was helpful Chrissy, thank you.
Paul, thank you for this excellent advice! I really love your teaching style and I am going to check out your online school right now!
Hi Rosemary, thank you so much. You will be spoilt for choice with the current 85+ video tutorials I have there now. Paul 🎨 devonartist.co.uk/memberships/
Very informative video thanks. From watching your video, I have been able to paint a very realistic cat’s eye.
That's very kind of you to say, thank you, Paul :-)
Your work is excellent and your tips are fantastic!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much Greg! Paul 🎨
This is way above my *beginner* level...I'm painting rabbits from my photographs but have trouble w/ frontal faces so do side angles. I have used oils long ago & sold a few painting then; now I like dry~fast paint like acrylics & watercolors & it is fun. Your *tips* are very helpful ... perhaps if I stay w/ it I may some day be able to do cat eyes & frontal faces. TY *Wildlife in Watercolors*
You can do it Miji, you know you can, especially with the painting experience you have, even though some of it was with oil paints. It's learning how to look and 'see' within a photo and transfer that to a sheet of paper. Keep going and keep those brushes wet, Paul 🎨
@@TheDevonArtist HAHA!!! TY
just the answer i was looking for...how to avoid the cauliflower look, due to too much water in diluted paint. dip, scrape and roll...i wasn't rolling 🙂
Always remember to do a little roll Cathie, the brush though, not you. Paul 😁
Do you use rake brush for fur
I have used one in the past Ravi, but I mostly use my home make rake brush. Check out the video on how this work and how to make your own. :-) bit.ly/3zmw6ez