You make the process so approachable! I feel like I might have a fighting chance of making something decent when I watch your videos. You really take some of that intimidation away and make me feel like when I sit down to paint tonight, I won’t find myself staring at a blank piece of watercolor paper, wondering where to start. Thanks for doing what you do, and for doing it so well!
Thanks for this tutorial, Christopher! I appreciate the way that you break the painting down into manageable steps for a beginner like me! Beautiful landscape.
I share the same sentiments as many. He’s so calm, and focused on his description of each technique. I’ll be rewatch in many times, while painting. Thank you so much!
As someone with adhd and a tendency to overly fuss with minutiae details, am deeply impressed by the practicum of *'less is more'* in watercolor painting. It's a challenging discipline... one that provides workable strategies to offset my brain's default habits, which too often lead to predictable overwhelm, frustration & stuckness. Following your awesome teaching helps retrain my approach to making expressive suggestions that convey far more with a minimum of strokes. Am finding cross-over benefits in other areas of my life, as well. Much appreciation to you your wonderful artwork!🙏💝✨️
That's the first time I've heard ADHD (attentional deficit hyperactivity disorder) associated with fussing over minute details and getting overwhelmed. I'd be going for a second opinion on the diagnosis. 🙏🩵
I’m glad you found the video helpful. I think everyone finds it a little difficult to resist the temptation to overwork a painting, especially if just starting out. Try using larger brushes than you think you need, that helps to keep everything loose.
Superb ty
Thanks so much
You make the process so approachable! I feel like I might have a fighting chance of making something decent when I watch your videos. You really take some of that intimidation away and make me feel like when I sit down to paint tonight, I won’t find myself staring at a blank piece of watercolor paper, wondering where to start. Thanks for doing what you do, and for doing it so well!
@@Illustrat_E Thanks so much. I try and deliver my lessons in a plain, easy to understand way. I’m glad you liked the video
You are so talented. ❤❤❤
Thanks so much
Adding darks to push back the distance, great stuff.
Thanks !! Glad you like it
Very nice as always.... thanks for sharing your talent!!!
Thanks Ralph
Thanks for this tutorial, Christopher! I appreciate the way that you break the painting down into manageable steps for a beginner like me! Beautiful landscape.
@@rhondabramlette4831 You’re welcome! Glad you like it
I like how you've created distance in this painting. It's lovely and relaxed, with it's simplicity being its strength.
Thanks Karen, much appreciated
I share the same sentiments as many. He’s so calm, and focused on his description of each technique. I’ll be rewatch in many times, while painting. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much, Claire
As someone with adhd and a tendency to overly fuss with minutiae details, am deeply impressed by the practicum of *'less is more'* in watercolor painting.
It's a challenging discipline... one that provides workable strategies to offset my brain's default habits, which too often lead to predictable overwhelm, frustration & stuckness.
Following your awesome teaching helps retrain my approach to making expressive suggestions that convey far more with a minimum of strokes.
Am finding cross-over benefits in other areas of my life, as well.
Much appreciation to you your wonderful artwork!🙏💝✨️
That's the first time I've heard ADHD (attentional deficit hyperactivity disorder) associated with fussing over minute details and getting overwhelmed. I'd be going for a second opinion on the diagnosis. 🙏🩵
I’m glad you found the video helpful. I think everyone finds it a little difficult to resist the temptation to overwork a painting, especially if just starting out. Try using larger brushes than you think you need, that helps to keep everything loose.
Thank you for sharing your talent. For a beginner in watercolours I find your videos very helpful.
Thanks so much, glad you like them
I like how relaxed and lose your painting style is. It gives the painting a soft ethereal look.
Thanks Delores
100%!
Thank you
Beautiful painting, thank you for sharing
Thanks Elizabeth
Really good. Thank you for sharing.
@@DianeMeadows-h9r You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Really enjoying your channel and lessons, Chris.
@@bunchhaus Thanks so much, glad you like them
I love that you used ONLY watercolor. Many TH-cam artist's no longer make videos of substance without gel pens, gouache or other media. Thank you Sir.
Thank you. I do enjoy using mixed media, ink and watercolour is a nice combination. That said, there is a certain magic to pure watercolour.
Thank you! I have learned SO much! You methods seem different than others. I like that!
Thank you, glad you like the videos
Beautiful work, thank you for the videos.
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching them
I really like to watch you paint, well done. 🙌🏻
@@sheilagilleland4312 Thanks so much
Awesome!! Ty
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Awesome!
Thanks so much !!
Grazie, ho apprezzato molto la spiegazione accurata della tecnica per dipingere la chioma degli alberi, difficile ma spero di farcela...
@@alessandramocilnich3823 Prego. Sono sicuro che puoi farcela!!
Can you please list you pallet colors
I liked it without the trees. 😊
😂 Ok thanks
Draw ing
@@pdscott2071 Yep 👍